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Old 12-04-2006, 03:43 AM   #17
Thinlómien
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This post like Wittgenstein belongs in a philosophical discution, don't you think?
Indeed. Tsk, tsk, too much work Noggie. The point is to bring BD to RL not RL to BD.

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One more tragic/sad/moving scene that hasn't been mentioned yet is the fate of Finrod Felagund. First his people abandon him (apart from a few faithful ones) and then Sauron kills him while he defends his friend Beren. A sad fate for one of the greatest of the Eldar (or for anyone else, for that matter).

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Maybe I could make a little sub-poll too (since almost everyone mentions this story):
What in your opinion is the most tragic thing that happens Narn-i-hín-Húrin?

It always grieves me the most what happens to Beleg. Also, the scene where Morwen and Húrin meet at their children's grave is really tragic.
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