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| Movie Critic Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Above sea level
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Remember when Frodo, Gandalf and Frodo's uncle boards the ship in LOTR3... what was the meaning? Where were they going? Were they going to die? | ||
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| Movie Goer Join Date: Feb 2005
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| The ship they board is taking them to what is known as the "Undying Lands". It is where the elves, go when they tire of Middle Earth. The reason for Frodo going is that is the only place where he can heal the mental wounds he suffered from being the Ringbearer. Also even though it is known as the "Undying Lands", anybody without immortality, will eventually die there. | ||
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| Movie Critic Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Above sea level
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| Movie Critic Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Above sea level
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| LOL!! Seriously, don't you find it kinda silly if Frodo wants to die away from friends...@ddrive: out of curiosity, which elf's ass did Frodo wanted? | ||
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| If Frodo had stayed in Middle Earth he would have died sooner, and it wasn't physical wounds, but mental. And Frodo does not die without his friends, as Gandalf is with him, and after Sam's wife dies, he also sails over as the last of the 'Ringbearers'. | ||
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