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Eomer of the Rohirrim · 10-15-2005, 08:00 AM

I think I can explain, at least partly, the reasons for the shameful lack of information we have had handed down to us. You see, though Frodo was evidently a lively young laddy, enjoying ale and dancing and entertainment, the older Frodo, the one who wrote most of the Red Book, was a unique figure: downtrodden, grim, almost ghostly. He cared not for the popular entertainment of Middle-earth.

Though some tales endure. I hear that Battle Metal was very popular in Middle-earth.

10-15-2005, 08:00 AM	#2
Eomer of the Rohirrim Auspicious Wraith Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 4,859	I think I can explain, at least partly, the reasons for the shameful lack of information we have had handed down to us. You see, though Frodo was evidently a lively young laddy, enjoying ale and dancing and entertainment, the older Frodo, the one who wrote most of the Red Book, was a unique figure: downtrodden, grim, almost ghostly. He cared not for the popular entertainment of Middle-earth. Though some tales endure. I hear that Battle Metal was very popular in Middle-earth. __________________ Los Ingobernables de Harlond