[ SECRET POST #2483 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2483 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Characters you didn't realize were AWESOME until you got older and learned to read between the l

[kaijinscendre]

Faramir. When I watched LOTR so many years ago, I was totally about Aragorn. Rewatched it last year and was just like, "I love this man. *squeezes Faramir tight* I love you so much."

Re: Characters you didn't realize were AWESOME until you got older and learned to read between the l

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, yes, Faramir is awesome.

Also, Théoden.

Re: Characters you didn't realize were AWESOME until you got older and learned to read between the l

[(Anonymous)]

Faramir is the best. He really is great.

Re: Characters you didn't realize were AWESOME until you got older and learned to read between the l

[(Anonymous)]

Holy crap, the same thing happened to me. Was all over Aragorn when the movies first came out, and when I recently rewatched Return of the King, I was just like, "DAYUM FARAMIR".

Now I just love both.

Re: Characters you didn't realize were AWESOME until you got older and learned to read between the l

[othellia]

I'm lucky I had a slighty-squeeful older sister who helped me realize the awesomeness of Faramir the first time around.