Well then, considering that I don't know if you like Aragorn as depicted in the book, it's your personal preference.
As I insisted, he didn't just simply shrugged the ring off. He simply fear his bloodline more.
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Well then, considering that I don't know if you like Aragorn as depicted in the book, it's your personal preference.
As I insisted, he didn't just simply shrugged the ring off. He simply fear his bloodline more.
Anyhoo, just some random thoughts...
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Originally posted by REG
You mean he should have acted with more emotions -- like bust out his flask and get himself into a drunken stupor -- even though he was consoled by Gandalf about his regret to let Frodo go on his own.
AFAIC, Viggo acted well for his character. The last thing I want to see is a ranger who is high-strung ... like me.
Almost. But Aragorn is close to despair in the first few scenes of TTT. He feels a failure for losing the hobbits. I think he gets reassurance from Gimli and Legolas. Anyway, I really liked that scene in the book as it made the character more human. I feel that the movie lacks a scene that does explicitly that.
It is.You make it sound like the book is flawed to begin with.
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