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The most brilliant part
Topic Started: Sep 5 2006, 06:10 PM (298 Views)
Ariakas
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What is, in your opinion, the most brilliant plot-part in the Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit, Unfinished Tales, the Silmarillion or any other book by Tolkien and what makes this the best and most brilliant plot-part?
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gotta be farmer giles of ham it please the 6 year old inside me
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The Black Gates, when the Mouth of Sauron comes out. If you had not seen the movie when you read the book, all you have to go on about Frodo being alive or dead is the Mouth of Sauron, but if that's not convincing because he's evil, you've got the fact that he has all of Frodo's stuff. You're left in doubt as to whether Frodo is even alive anymore.
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For me it was the ending of the Return of the King. I was too young when I read the book, so I don't remember how exactly it ended (but when I re-read the series soon I will see), but in the movie I thought that the ending was brilliant. It has an actual point and kind of a moral.
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:lol: The ending of the movie ROTK is in the middle of the book ROTK. They cut out the rest of the chapters. 95% of them were boring tie-up crap, but the Scouring of the Shire would've been neat. However, you have to understand PJ's reasoning here: another ending, after the Black Gate, Frodo destroying the Ring, and Aragorn being crowned, would have been really anti-climactic.
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Yes. I do not miss the scouring of the Shire in the movie. The ending of ROTK was awesome in my own opinion!
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yeah it was great but I had hoped that in the ROTK extended edidition they would have had it.

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I agree, that would've been cool ;)
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While it would have been good to see the scouring, they would have to do a fair bit of work in the rest of the film. The section with Saruman and Grima would have to be redone so they could both die later on.

The most brilliant part IMO was going through Moria. I loved the journey in the dark in both book and film.
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my most fav bit is the charge of the rohhrim they knew that they were going to die so they stood and shouted in defiance then the charge...(wipes away tears) :D

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You mean on Pellennor Fields, right? That was quite thrilling, yes.
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yeah that's it.


love those for glory...ect ride to doom type charges very cool

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Would have to be when Frodo and Sam climbed mount doom in the book, and Sam saw Frodo as a figure in white fighting the dark struggling.

And Tolkien wrote, his will was set and only death would break it..


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