[ SECRET POST #2918 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2918 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Most of my reason for not checking it out is because they've been so, so pushing the Big Hero Thorin thing and I hated him in the book, think he's less of a dick moose in the movies, but they lay it on thick.

[diet_poison]

"dick moose" - gonna have to save that one and use it myself.

[(Anonymous)]

Feel free.

[philstar22]

Shouldn't dick moose be used for Thranduil?

Um, anyway, for me they've given Thorin more nuance which made me feel more for him. In the book I honestly didn't like him and didn't feel anything at the end. In the movie, though, you see his descent into gold sickness and then his escape. You see him as a character with layers. A character who in the beginning is less in it for the gold itself and more in it for home and reuniting his people. So it made the ending so much more painful, but for me I liked it.

[(Anonymous)]

I just feel like his entitled dickness was an intrinsic part of his character and removing it took part of the character away. But I also recognize that his motivation for taking back the mountain and his unwillingness to share the treasure with anyone else was rooted in the fairly righteous fact that the mountain was his home. Even though the gold there was not a hundred percent his and not he did make a fuck stupid mistake in waking the dragon and bringing said dragon's wrath down on Laketown and then refusing to actually settle accounts with them afterward.

[(Anonymous)]

dude ur icon sent me back in time for a bit