What Happened to the Horses?

[Lalwendë]

Originally Posted by Gwathagor

And the missing elves from Helm's Deep are the Illuminati...time to add a new chapter to Foucault's Pendulum.

I always knew Sauron's 'eye' had something to do with the new world order. Time to dig out that tin foil hat I think

[Gwathagor]

Originally Posted by Lalwendë

I always knew Sauron's 'eye' had something to do with the new world order. Time to dig out that tin foil hat I think

On top of the pyramid on the dollar bill! And in the Freemason symbol! Of course! Later known as the Eye of Horus, and later still as the Eye of Providence, representing the clarity of the divine wisdom as possessed by the Dark Illuminati Elves, whose name is symbolic of the paradoxical truth that only in pure wisdom can pure shadows be cast!

[Lotrelf]

What if Gandalf with his help sent them home?

[Elyna of Rivendell]

Originally Posted by Lotrelf

What if Gandalf with his help sent them home?

I seriously doubt Gandalf, even though he was "Gandalf the White", could have sent all those elves home. Or spirited away the horses just before a huge battle for that matter.

It's probably just another film inconsistancy

[Inziladun]

Originally Posted by Elyna of Rivendell

I seriously doubt Gandalf, even though he was "Gandalf the White", could have sent all those elves home. Or spirited away the horses just before a huge battle for that matter.

It's probably just another film inconsistancy

Peter Jackson doesn't make mistakes. Haven't you heard?

The answer, of course, is that the horses were really disguised Eagles who ran into the nearest convenient location and emerged to save the day!

[William Cloud Hicklin]

The Captains of course dismounted for the parley, and while they were confronting the Mouth a large Plot Hole opened up and swallowed the horses.

[Lotrelf]

Originally Posted by Elyna of Rivendell

I seriously doubt Gandalf, even though he was "Gandalf the White", could have sent all those elves home. Or spirited away the horses just before a huge battle for that matter.

It's probably just another film inconsistancy

Yes, I understand that. Just forgot to put a smiley. I was thinking of Bill the pony as well.
There's another scene like this too. Frodo and Sam are seen in Orc cloths first but later come in their own hobbit ones. How? Did I miss something? May be.

[tom the eldest]

I noticed in the battle of helms deep,the elf suddenly dissapear.even though just moments before, they were seen carrying gimli(dragging,actually)to the keep.they probably been killed off,but come on,at leastna few can escape to the keep.the killed off theory seem more likely though,given that most if the elves were killed in the wall,and the uruks,at the end,managed to cut rohan and the elf's troops to the keep and kille almost all of them.so yeah,the could bekilled off.