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Kronos · 02-20-2004, 06:45 AM

By later in the book Aragorn was becoming more regal as he neared his destiny. Hence Eomer’s love of him from the first moment he spotted him in the grasslands of Rohan. Imrahil and Faramir treated him likewise.
I seem to remember that Elrond’s lines in the movie are taken from the appendices about Aragorn’s image (on the tomb) being an image of the glory of men (or similar).

Aragorn may have appeared a Ranger on the surface but his kingly stature was revealed both on closer inspection and became more visible as the story progresses.

02-20-2004, 06:45 AM	#17
Kronos Animated Skeleton Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: England Posts: 47	By later in the book Aragorn was becoming more regal as he neared his destiny. Hence Eomer’s love of him from the first moment he spotted him in the grasslands of Rohan. Imrahil and Faramir treated him likewise. I seem to remember that Elrond’s lines in the movie are taken from the appendices about Aragorn’s image (on the tomb) being an image of the glory of men (or similar). Aragorn may have appeared a Ranger on the surface but his kingly stature was revealed both on closer inspection and became more visible as the story progresses.