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Haunting Spirit
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Valinor
Posts: 97
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Despite the fact that I think Sam is completely underappreciated at times (he probably would prefer it that way), I think the character I pity the most would have to be Faramir. Just try to imagine how terrible that would be, to always be treated as second-rate in spite of such fine characteristics as honesty, nobility, and bravery; to very nearly go to your death in an effort to serve someone who showed you little love at all; and to have your own father discover some kind of affection for you only at the very end of his life, causing him to go mad. And then on top of all that, he had the bad luck of falling in love with Eowyn while she was still attracted to Aragorn and, although that situation was happily resolved, it probably caused him some measure of suffering while it lasted.
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Ghost Prince of Cardolan
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 3,448
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Sam and Faramir come to me as being quite alike
Both did great deeds yet were under appreciated until the end and both lost their best friends or brothers boromir and Frodo and certainly upon reading this thread hurin seems sadly pitiful I do not gollum I do pity smeagal .... I love and hate him as he hates and loves himself... Gandalf as well He nearly carried the entire weight of ME by himself being abandonned by his fellow Isatari...then he nearly played chess with his friends and allies to put your own friends at risk....think of the choice
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