[ SECRET POST #3402 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3402 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel this way about a majority of the characters. The LOTR movies are pretty shallow actually. Obviously, there are time constraints that make it hard to go in depth but the choices they made for a lot of the characters felt hollow.

It makes me sad when people dismiss Eowyn's journey as warrior-to-cliched!healer, when she earned that happy ending. It wasn't cliched when Tolkien wrote it, and it wasn't too far off from the ending he gave Aragorn (or even Elrond). Being a healer is good in his writing, doesn't matter the gender. But, seeing the movie, I'm not surprised people can be dismissive like that. I don't think PJ understood any character with any depth, especially the women.