[ SECRET POST #2357 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2357 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Characters you identify with?

[ryttu3k]

Heh, when I watched The Hobbit with my Mum, we agreed that I WAS Bilbo at the start of the film - when the dwarves are piling into Bag End and he's mildly flailing and "WHAT DO D8" and is sneaking around the next morning to check that the coast is clear.

That aside, though, I'm more like Frodo - much more attached to the concept of home. Where Bilbo leaves of his own free will, develops a taste of adventure, and spends many of his years after his adventure travelling, Frodo has no choice in having to leave. There's a part of the book where he's sincerely wishing he was just moving to Crickhollow, settling in for a quiet life. I don't mind travel, but I very much want it planned out and with a guarantee of coming home at the end. I'd be lousy on an adventure.