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DainPig
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Jul 27 2015, 12:02am
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The fate of Tauriel, Radagast and Alfrid: what will happen to them?
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Five Armies have not a good conclusion, and this is really sad. Many things are leave without explanation, but I would love to know what happen to three new characters in the legendary Extended Edition: Tauriel: I don't think she will die, but I am sure she will be at the funeral, beside Kili's tomb (will be a sad scene) Many peoples think/hope she is going to die, but how and why? Suicide? Radagast: We know he gives the staff to Gandalf, but is not in ExEd. I excited expecting what will happen to The Brown Guy during the battle. He came with the eagles, but we don't see him fighting (thanks PJ, you are my good lord) He will die during the battle or we will se him at the funeral? Alfrid: Everyone want to see this rascal dying in a very painful death . The last time we see Alfrid is when he meets Bard in Dale, and then Bard says: Ya slip is showing.... He run away, and we don't see then after this scene. WHAT will happen to Alfrid??? I really can not imagine a good conclusion to this little scoundrel. He dies? He just runs away or became a friend of Bard? What you guys think? (Sorry for the bad english)
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OldestDaughter
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Jul 27 2015, 12:19am
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But for one thing, I DO NOT want Tauriel to die. That would be really sad. I really believe that Thranduil took her back in the end. He seemed gentle to her after she was mourning Kili. He seemed fatherly to her, so I think she ends up going back with him. Radagast, hmmmm. I'm not sure. I've seen the concept art of him at the funeral of the Durins in the Art and Design book for BOFA. (it's really a small picture, but I could tell it was him.) and Alfrid, I'm not sure about him either. I don't want to see a horrible death with him. So, I'm pretty much ok with him running away, but who knows?
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DainPig
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Jul 27 2015, 12:28am
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but scape to where? To south?
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Otaku-sempai
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Jul 27 2015, 1:20am
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Alfrid's fate was filmed. SPOILER WARNING SPOILER WARNING SPOILER WARNING Jackson and the Weta crew created a Troll especially for Alrid's death. According to the fifth Chronicles book, Alfrid gets catapulted into the Troll's mouth and chomped. SPOILER ENDS
"At the end of the journey, all men think that their youth was Arcadia..." - Phantom F. Harlock
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DainPig
Gondor
Jul 27 2015, 1:40am
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SPOILER here too about Otaku's post
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Yeah, I've heard this before. And Alfrid catapulted sounds so... stupid for a death. I would not like to see it. But it is official or just a concept?
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Mooseboy018
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Jul 27 2015, 1:48am
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I don't know if it was confirmed that it was shot. I remember another possibility being that he was simply cornered and killed by some orcs. I can't remember if that was in the chronicles book or not. But the catapult thing sounds very much like a PJ moment that he would actually shoot and put in the EE. Unfortunately...
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DainPig
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Jul 27 2015, 1:53am
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Alfrdi killed by orcs is kind of gore... would not work for Alfrid. Catapult scene is more like childish
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Mooseboy018
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Jul 27 2015, 1:54am
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It's possible that Tauriel would eventually die from grief (not necessarily from suicide) because that can happen to elves. But that would be more of a fan theory if anything. I doubt we'll get anymore closure for her than we got in the film itself, which I'm fine with. They reduced her story to barely anything but the love triangle in BotFA, so that's where it can end. I'd say there's about a .01% chance that they'd randomly kill Radagast in the final battle. There are already three major deaths. Adding one more would be pointless. But hopefully we get at least a quick farewell of some kind.
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DainPig
Gondor
Jul 27 2015, 2:00am
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I hope PJ do a connection beetween LotR and The Hobbit with Radagast, as he did with Legolas (search for Strider!) But I imagine how this would work: [Gandalf and Radagast after Thorin's funeral] Gandalf: it is time to go back Rosghobel, Radagast Radagast: I do not know if I will go back Gandalf. Sauron still alive, and there's another woodlands in this large world I need to protect.
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MyWeeLadGimli
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Jul 27 2015, 3:35am
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Speaking of unresolved conclusions...
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I hope Dain's coronation is in the EE. As it is, the movie doesn't give any indication at all of who the new king will be.
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Kilidoescartwheels
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Jul 27 2015, 3:41am
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Neither Tauriel nor Radaghast will die
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If Tauriel was going to die it would have been in the battle. Instead, someone told her they'll want to bury Kili, and THAT is the scene I hope to see. I've predicted it would be Dwalin, but there's an implication in an interview that he might recover Fili instead. I would like to know what happens to her, though, if she goes back to Mirkwood (likely) or follows Legolas. I've asked about Radaghast before, and it seems like someone told me that he is mentioned in LoTR, so for that reason alone I don't think he'll die. I would love to see him give his staff to Gandalf, though I suppose it's not that important in the long run. As for Alfrid, well he basically took the place of the Master, who stole all the gold and ran off, but was eventually abandoned by his men. I can't remember how he died, if it was from starvation or Orcs, but personally I really don't want to see any more Alfrid. He was already almost killed by an Ogre/Troll/Thing, ran off like a coward (yeah, that point was driven home ad nauseum), and I really think that story is done. Unlike Tauriel, who really didn't get any resolution. Another thing I'd like to see is Dain talking to Bilbo, and Bilbo reading a letter from Gloin saying he's sorry that he can't come to Bilbo's 111th birthday. I don't know that this scene was filmed, but I've read that the letter was written. Again, probably not necessary but would definitely be nice!
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Mooseboy018
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Jul 27 2015, 4:21am
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Philippa Boyens confirmed that it will be in the EE, and Dain and Bilbo will have a bit of dialogue together.
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Otaku-sempai
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Jul 27 2015, 4:31am
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As for Alfrid, well he basically took the place of the Master, who stole all the gold and ran off, but was eventually abandoned by his men. I can't remember how he died, if it was from starvation or Orcs, but personally I really don't want to see any more Alfrid. He was already almost killed by an Ogre/Troll/Thing, ran off like a coward (yeah, that point was driven home ad nauseum), and I really think that story is done. Tolkien killed off the Master of Lake-town after the Battle of Five Armies. The Master helped to plan the rebuilding of Esgaroth, but took off with a large part of the treasure that Bard provided for the project. As you remembered, he is abandoned by his men and he dies in the marshes of hunger and exposure. If it were up to me, I would have had Alfrid meet a similar fate. However, I might have made Gollum responsible for Alfrid's death.
"At the end of the journey, all men think that their youth was Arcadia..." - Phantom F. Harlock
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DainPig
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Jul 27 2015, 4:44am
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Alfrid dead in the wild? How this would work?
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Bilbo and Gandalf would see him in the road, asking for help? This would be tragic
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Otaku-sempai
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Jul 27 2015, 5:00am
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Alfrid finds the gold in Dale as in the theatrical cut of TH:BotFA. He flees the battle and eventually finds himself alone in the Long Marshes. A hiss alerts him to a presence nearby. It is Gollum, who asks him about Baggins, before wrapping his fingers around Alfrid's neck. From what I've seen so far, it looks like Bilbo and Gandalf spend the winter in Erebor instead of at Beorn's place. That might make a cameo of Gollum lurking around Dale a bit more problematic, but Alfrid could just die from exposure instead.
"At the end of the journey, all men think that their youth was Arcadia..." - Phantom F. Harlock
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dormouse
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Jul 27 2015, 7:10am
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Well, just to qualify that, it's possible that Alfrid will die, as others have said. If he does, he does, but I don't feel any need to see it. As for Tauriel and Radagast, why can't they just go home and get on with their lives? Or to put it another way, do we need to see any more of their stories? Tauriel may be at the funeral but I doubt if she would be any more than a figure in the background - we've already had her mourning Kili and returning the rune stone. There's nothing they can add to that. She won't die - there's neither need, nor point, nor time. Radagast - it would be interesting to see more of him in the battle. And do we know the handover of his staff isn't in the EE? I would have thought it could be. Somehow I doubt he'd be at the funeral - it seems more in his nature to slip away.
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CathrineB
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Jul 27 2015, 10:58am
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I certainly want more of an ending to the movie than the rushed thing we got. I want to know what will happen to the dwarves in particular rather than just waving Bilbo off and they're going to have a feast. Tauriel, while I like her I don't want her in the funeral. Overstaying her welcome. She has said her goodbye. I figured since Thranduil decided to go soft in the final minutes of screentime that he let her back home and that's it. If anything it'd be nice if maybe there were a moment of Thrandy and Tau heading back to Mirkwood (and maybe Bilbo getting the title of being an elf-friend in such a scene). That'd be a nice end to both those elves. Radagast and Beorn yes. I want to know more. Alfrid - NO. If he dies? Whatever. If he survives? Whatever. We most certainly do NOT need more of him.
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Bofur01
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Jul 27 2015, 11:13am
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Alfrid's death was in an early cut of BotFA in October or so, I believe, according to Doug Adams IIRC. //
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Avandel
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Jul 27 2015, 2:37pm
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Well, just to qualify that, it's possible that Alfrid will die, as others have said. If he does, he does, but I don't feel any need to see it. As for Tauriel and Radagast, why can't they just go home and get on with their lives? Or to put it another way, do we need to see any more of their stories? With all due respect to those interested and the OP - re Alfrid IMO for me there was never anything wrong with him slinking off in a war zone with his gold bosom - for me if I think about it all it's more fun to imagine where he ends up, even if it's living the high life, finally, in Ered Luin w. some fawning girls - one of which eventually takes all his gold and/or marries him LOL. Since he was a comedic villain, why ruin that with some un-funny by-the-numbers cartoon end? I can't think an EE needs to be targeted to children, even if children would find being swallowed by a troll hilarious? Re Tauriel and Radagast, agreed. Although I think I remember Philippa commenting about Tauriel's loose end or needing to find out what happens, mainly because I got irritated e.g. no mention of dwarves or Beorn. IMO any more than a possible blip of Tauriel looking mournful is too much, all things considered. *Gloomily* I suspect the filmmakers don't feel that way, but I am leery of any more dynamics between Thranduil and Tauriel *uncomfortable*. But don't wanna de-rail the thread, so just sayin' re the EE it'd be nice to see a quick shot of Radagast actually giving Gandalf his staff, but I don't need to see anything after - beyond maybe a fast shot of him wandering off into the forest.
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Avandel
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Jul 27 2015, 2:46pm
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Alfrid finds the gold in Dale as in the theatrical cut of TH:BotFA. He flees the battle and eventually finds himself alone in the Long Marshes. A hiss alerts him to a presence nearby. It is Gollum, who asks him about Baggins, before wrapping his fingers around Alfrid's neck. It's not that I can't see something like this being done. It's just enough IMO with the LOTR tie-ins already e.g. Thranduil and Legolas among others. For me, I get it. I mean if I wanted to watch LOTR, I'd watch LOTR *sigh*. Besides, didn't Gollum take a while to gain the courage to leave his underground home fearing the light and all? And isn't the idea that Bilbo is slipping away fairly soon after the loss of his friend (in the films), unless horribly the Durins are laid out in state all winter long? So Gandalf and Bilbo couldn't "realistically" spend winter in Erebor?
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Glorfindela
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Jul 27 2015, 2:48pm
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How about nothing? Well, just to qualify that, it's possible that Alfrid will die, as others have said. If he does, he does, but I don't feel any need to see it. As for Tauriel and Radagast, why can't they just go home and get on with their lives? Or to put it another way, do we need to see any more of their stories? Seconded. I really couldn't care less about Turiel or Alfrid, and don't want to see them. As for Radagast, the film-makers didn't bother to give him any particular role, so I don't see why he needs to be expanded. There are far more other things I would prefer to see.
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Avandel
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Jul 27 2015, 2:54pm
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I thought there was a scene that was filmed of Beorn captured and being tortured, and Radagast saves him? That, I could go for...any more of Beorn IMO can only be a good thing!
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Glorfindela
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Jul 27 2015, 3:01pm
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I really, really would not like to see a scene of Beorn being tortured (of all the possible scenes with Beorn).
I thought there was a scene that was filmed of Beorn captured and being tortured, and Radagast saves him? That, I could go for...any more of Beorn IMO can only be a good thing!
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Otaku-sempai
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Jul 27 2015, 3:30pm
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Realism (and Tolkien) has little to do with it.
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Yes, according to Tolkien, it took Gollum almost three years to build up enough courage to leave the Misty Mountains. But I had no expectation that Jackson would keep to such a timetable. And I think that there was a general expectation from the audience that Gollum would be given a final cameo in TH:BotFA. Likewise, in the extended (alternate?) footage of Bilbo's departure, it is seemingly Spring (or close to it). The ice in the river is melted and it seems that Winter is past, indicating that Gandalf and Bilbo must have wintered in Erebor (probably not Dale as it is still in ruins at this time).
"At the end of the journey, all men think that their youth was Arcadia..." - Phantom F. Harlock
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Jul 27 2015, 4:37pm
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I remember some interview shortly after the BotFA release where...
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...PJ, PB, or both made the comment that it was never in the cards for Tauriel to die, so no, she will not be dying unless they have a complete change of heart, which is unlikely. Radagast comes in and cleans house at the end with the eagles and Beorn... there's really no point where it would make any kind of sense for him to die. I do expect/hope for some sort of short scene explaining where he will be going off to though. Alfrid, probably dead due to the aforementioned scene that was filmed.
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