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Old 07-12-2010, 12:30 AM   #1
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Another reason I still find it hard to believe that people in Gondor didn't know where Imladris was is this : People in Minas Tirith must have known of the existence of the Beornings, the Woodland Realm, Esgaroth and Dale - and they certainly knew where Rivendell was. Surely Denethor could have sent scouts into northern Wilderland to "ask around" ?
What I don't get is why you keep insisting the exact location of a hidden refuge (where even Aragorn has some difficulty finding) has to be common knowledge to every bloat in the story?
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Old 07-12-2010, 08:11 AM   #2
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What I don't get is why you keep insisting the exact location of a hidden refuge (where even Aragorn has some difficulty finding) has to be common knowledge to every bloat in the story?
I didn't realise I was "insisting" about anything.

Aragorn had difficulty finding Rivendell ?!? I don't think so.

And the main point I was trying to make was that the location of Rivendell WAS known by certain people in the wider world - and in the unlikely event that Gondor had forgotten its location, Denethor surely had options when it came to eliciting that information rather than sending Boromir on an uncertain journey.
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