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Old 02-16-2003, 03:59 AM   #6
doug*platypus
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Take away Sauron and the armies of Mordor, take away the need to unite and lead the nation into war, and you find yourself in no need of a King.
At the risk of being off-topic, I have to say that's a great observation, Phrim! Very realistic as well, so many great leaders in human history have been dependent on their people being in dire straits.

Aragorn was indeed a lucky guy, everything (including the deaths of Boromir and Denethor) just fell into place for him!
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Aragorn was of two minds (which is an important aspect of his internal conflict, making the story that much more interesting).
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Pippin and Merry wanted to go with Frodo, but even if the orcs had not captured them, I think Frodo would have given them the slip
Curse you, littlemanpoet! Just when I was starting to enjoy the movies a bit more - *sigh*. Alas, poor Aragorn!
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