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I do not really see in which scene this should happen.

Arannir
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Apr 30 2013, 9:54am


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I do not really see in which scene this should happen. [In reply to] Can't Post

It might make some sense in a White Council scene... however, you always have the issue of who is telling what to whom.

I found it rather ridiculous Faramir would point around on a map like this to one of his highest rangers - the guy surely knows where Rohan and Gondor lie, it is not like Faramir is describing any micro-movements of armies in Ithilien, but the overall situation of the war, which should be pretty clear to everybody.

So, it wouldn't make sense to have Gandalf pointing around on a map, showing the other WC members where they will go, and where the company might go or be.

Maybe he could show the company in Beorn's house where to go while he is away, or Bilbo could get a glimpse of a map in Thranduil's Halls while looking for an escape possibility (and then realizing that the river will lead them directly to Esgaroth). That Bilbo option might actually work the best...


However, I do not find it that essential... people not knowing the Middle-earth map will still have some troubles following such a scene, imho, and since Bilbo probably does not really know where he is right now either, it is simply part of an adevnture somewhere in the wilderness.


(This post was edited by Arannir on Apr 30 2013, 9:55am)

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PJ's geographical pointers in The Desolation of Smaug Arandir Send a private message to Arandir Apr 30 2013, 9:45am
    I do not really see in which scene this should happen. Arannir Send a private message to Arannir Apr 30 2013, 9:54am
    Bilbo looking on a map would be logical Lieutenant of Dol Guldur Send a private message to Lieutenant of Dol Guldur Apr 30 2013, 10:09am
        What was also important in TTT... Arannir Send a private message to Arannir Apr 30 2013, 11:09am
            Yes! Maps was one of Tolkien's innovations... Bombadil Send a private message to Bombadil Apr 30 2013, 12:27pm
                Very true Rostron2 Send a private message to Rostron2 Apr 30 2013, 3:55pm
                    "where are we going?" There&ThereAgain Send a private message to There&ThereAgain Apr 30 2013, 9:55pm
    Interesting idea, cats16 Send a private message to cats16 Apr 30 2013, 10:01pm
    I feel like the casual audience... LordotRings93 Send a private message to LordotRings93 Apr 30 2013, 11:33pm
    I don't think it matters to some moviegoers Fredeghar Wayfarer Send a private message to Fredeghar Wayfarer May 1 2013, 12:07am
    I would have liked to have seen a different map Eruonen Send a private message to Eruonen May 1 2013, 8:48pm
        How is Thizz Idea? Bombadil Send a private message to Bombadil May 2 2013, 12:36am
            I would love to see all kinds of maps, so yes! Eruonen Send a private message to Eruonen May 2 2013, 1:46am
                Tolkien's maps are half the reason i fell in love sauget.diblosio Send a private message to sauget.diblosio May 2 2013, 1:21pm
                    Me too! / Darkstone Send a private message to Darkstone May 2 2013, 8:59pm

 
 
 

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