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Mr. Arkenstone (isaac)
Tol Eressea
May 28 2014, 12:55pm
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a thing I liked in the movie that isnīt in the book Aragorn/Arwen/Eowyn
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Showing Aragornīs doubts when he meets Eowyn and he doesnt know what is going on with Arwen, I dont know why but I like the more human side of this situation that as far as I can recall now it isnīt developed in the books that way
The flagon with the dragon has the brew that is true!
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DaughterofLaketown
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May 28 2014, 1:59pm
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I think because in the book Tolkien briefly considered Aragorn marrying Eowyn
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But then he changed his mind. Maybe this stems from his ideas when he was still toying with this idea.
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Laineth
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May 29 2014, 6:42am
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Text removed at the request of the board member - Ataahua.
(This post was edited by Ataahua on Jan 23 2015, 6:44pm)
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Mr. Arkenstone (isaac)
Tol Eressea
May 29 2014, 7:23am
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Well Ii uess my sensation about this cames from....
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The scene right before he has this rememberance about he and Arwen and after that Eowyn question him about the woman that gave him thet jewel. I dont know why but I always took it like if Aragorn is to be alone well why not having a consideration to Eowyn, a mortal being like him, brave and strong like him. And when he goes to fight the wargs, this gaze he gives to her, I always took it that way...
The flagon with the dragon has the brew that is true!
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Laineth
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May 29 2014, 5:02pm
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He is sad and thoughtful after hearing about her past., and Theoden will later give his support to the pairing. To a normal man it would be a great match - but Aragorn isn't normal. He's an elven raised Dúnedain. With the warg attack, he looks back, but we don't get a close up of his face like we do Eowyn's. If he was supposed to be looking at her, instead of just looking back at the people, we should get a close up. One of my favorite scenes between them is the soup scene, even though the soup is out-of-character for Eowyn. It shows how young she really is compared to Aragorn, and her awe over him.
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sauget.diblosio
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Jun 8 2014, 4:44pm
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I think Eowyn's a great character,
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and i too really like the way the filmmakers developed the Aragorn/Arwen relationship. But i don't care for the Aragorn/Eowyn whatever it is. It's not terrible or anything, It just doesn't work dramatically. I never once believe that Aragorn is in any way considering her seriously, and it just makes her look kind of silly for no real reason other than as an awkward plot mechanic. Miranda Otto does make the most of it though, and i do enjoy Viggo's reaction to her "stew". Eowyn comes off much better, and is given much more to do, in the third film.
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