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Lunamoth
Rohan
Feb 26 2008, 4:01pm
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You know, it's entirely possible that's just how Hugo Weaving's face looks when sad. I've often gotten feedback that I looked angry when I'm not, or sad when I'm just being quiet and content. Perhaps your perception of what looks like a "sourpuss" differs from what others consider that.
It's my opinion that he looked dour when needed, melancholy when needed, angry when needed, etc.
Elrond could be 'sad', i.e., melancoly, but not a sourpuss......
Besides, go back & read the quote I posted: 'There were many things both sad & happy (joyfull?) written on his face'
Note: BOTH.......
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Tolkien Forever
Gondor
Feb 26 2008, 4:53pm
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I know here that EVERYTHING is perspective - even saying the sky is blue...... 
But, perhaps you haven't read this thread in it's entirity?
It seems I'm not alone in this one.
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Lunamoth
Rohan
Feb 26 2008, 5:12pm
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But it's not wise to reply to every person in a thread, saying the same thing. Since you were the most recent, thought I'd just reply in linear fashion.
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Tolkien Forever
Gondor
Feb 26 2008, 7:16pm
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Just re-read....
Seems most people agree that PJ (uh-oh, I said PJ) made Elrond a bit over grumpy (to say the least).
You know, "You will go to war, but not to victory.", etc.....
Where's that in the book?
Always casting a doomsday prophesy.
That's why I call him 'Elrond the Grouch'...
You know, like 'Saruman the Wise'.
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Lunamoth
Rohan
Feb 26 2008, 7:41pm
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But it appears you have a habit of telling people to re-read things that they know very well they've read. I responded to you and didn't respond to the two other people who agreed with the assessment. That doesn't automatically mean I haven't read the thread, and I take issue with the insinuation.
At any rate, I was talking ONLY about his face. Not about the words he was scripted to say. Perhaps you should re-read what *I* said.
Also: Repeating an opinion numerous times doesn't mean the person/people you're repeating it to will eventually agree.
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Tolkien Forever
Gondor
Feb 27 2008, 12:41am
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I'm really not up for a debate.
Sorry if I offended you.
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