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Cirashala
Valinor
Jul 1 2014, 6:37pm
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The love of Tolkien's world spans generations
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My just turned five year old daughter drew the lonely mountain for me  I feel so proud as a mommy to be able to share this world with her, and know that she's falling in love with Middle-earth too  I can only hope this turns into a lifelong love of Tolkien for her!
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Morthoron
Gondor
Jul 1 2014, 8:31pm
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My daughter and I read The Hobbit together....
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It was one of the first "real" books we shared (aside from Dr. Seuss, Winnie the Pooh, etc.) when she was young. Now that she's 14, we equally despise The Hobbit films.
So, yes, it is a generational thing.
Please visit my blog...The Dark Elf File...a slighty skewed journal of music and literary comment, fan-fiction and interminable essays.
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Lusitano
Tol Eressea
Jul 1 2014, 10:23pm
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I laughed so hard at this notion
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of a grown man and his 14 year old daughter sharing a tender moment with hate of Azog, Tauriel, etc..
It seems, Jacksons deviations were actually usefull for something
Vous commencez à m'ennuyer avec le port!!!
(This post was edited by Lusitano on Jul 1 2014, 10:23pm)
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Morthoron
Gondor
Jul 1 2014, 11:37pm
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It seems, Jacksons deviations were actually usefull for something
My daughter and I discussed the changes, and she voiced a sense of betrayal regarding Jackson's film. There wasn't anything "useful" in her disappointment. If anything, she remains an avid reader, and that is due in part to a classic children's story by Tolkien.
Please visit my blog...The Dark Elf File...a slighty skewed journal of music and literary comment, fan-fiction and interminable essays.
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