Bernard Hill as King Théoden in The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
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Bernard Hill as King Théoden in The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Rest in Peace, Bernard Hill 🤍🕊
The fact that he just stood there for several minutes smiling at their struggle before reminding them he can walk on the snow-
Tbh Aragorn in the books I don’t have strong feelings about. He’s a good character but not nearly as compelling to me as some of the others.
But movie Aragorn???? Consider me compelled good sir. The way Viggo Mortenson plays him drives me insane. The scene where he refuses to take the ring from Frodo?? “I would have gone with you to the end. Into the very fires of Mordor” ??? I cannot be normal about him
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ANTHONY BOURDAIN WITH A GROUP OF LOCAL KIDS IN GAZA. (SCREENSHOT VIA MONDOWEISS.NET)
Here they are all together! 💍✨ I have also officialy decided to make an artbook (or two) with all the characters! Hopefully it'll be printed and ready in summer!
Big thank you to all of you who reserved some of the originals. I'll send you the info and ship the drawings during next two weeks 💖
If there is someone still interested in getting some of the original drawings please let me know. These characters are left - Warg, Bard, Thorin, Ghan-burin-Ghan, Beorn, Roäc, Wormtongue.
The prices are from 50 to 80USD (shipping included). All the earnings will be sent to charities.
Thank you! 🌿
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The fact that he just stood there for several minutes smiling at their struggle before reminding them he can walk on the snow-
Are you afraid of Scary Bilbo?
Maybe, but ...
Does it change your view of Bilbo's entire character? Does it make you decide Bilbo is evil and corrupt at heart? Does it cause you to deride Bilbo for greed and selfishness in spite of all his heroic deeds?
No?
Then why do you do that to Boromir?
When Boromir tried to take the Ring from Frodo, it was his equivalent to the "HRRAAGHH!!" Bilbo moment.
Think back to the moment when Bilbo at Rivendell asked Frodo just to see the Ring, and in one fleeting instant Frodo saw, not the Bilbo he knew, but "a little wrinkled creature with a hungry face and bony groping hands." The flash of vision scared Frodo so bad he felt a desire to strike Bilbo. Frodo was terrified.
And then the next moment, Bilbo was himself again. The book itself describes the moment thus: "Bilbo looked quickly at Frodo 's face and passed his hand across his eyes. 'I understand now,' he said. 'Put it away! I am sorry: sorry you have come in for this burden; sorry about everything.'"
My friends, this is not that different from what happened with Boromir. He pressed Frodo to show him the Ring, and then became so intense about it that Frodo was terrified Boromir would take the Ring by force. Just like he'd been terrified of Scary Bilbo. Because, just as that was frighteningly not like the true Bilbo, this action was also not like the true Boromir.
Sadly, Frodo did not get the chance to hear Boromir's repentant apology and weeping once the moment of madness had passed. He got to hear Bilbo say, "I am sorry; sorry about everything!" But he did not get to hear Boromir say, "What have I said? What have I done?" nor his confession to Aragorn, "I tried to take the Ring from Frodo. I am sorry."
And what did Bilbo want the Ring for at that point in his life anyway? What would he do with its power? Get revenge on his petty relatives? Acquire riches and pipe-weed to last a lifetime? On the other hand, Boromir wanted the Ring as a final desperate hope to save his city, his home, his family, and his people. Being of a noble heart, he viewed the Ring as the only possible way to protect and defend others. It could be said that he was somewhat selfish and desired glory of his own through his efforts, but then again, wouldn't it be called selfishness for Bilbo to get revenge on the Sackville-Baggins, or store up wealth and riches for himself, or hoard all the pipe-weed he could want? Perhaps he would have had loftier thoughts and intentions to use it against Sauron - but then that would simply be a twin vision to Boromir's.
The point is, no one loses confidence in the character of Bilbo or his true-heartedness because of that one scary moment when he is almost overcome by lust for the Ring. And yet Boromir gets villainized for the same thing.
Say it with me, folks: "Boromir was no more of a villain in his temporary madness for the Ring than Scary Bilbo was!"
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