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I'm currently reading The Lord of the Rings, and am about half way through book six, so almost finished.
Not sure if it's still relevant but my favourite characters have differed from the movies. In the movies my favourite characters were Aragorn and Gandalf, however in the books I feel far more connected to Sam, and feel more deeply involved with characters like Eowyn and Faramir- who I did love when watching the films, but don't feel like I connected with them in the same way.


That sound really cool.

I'm currently reading The Lord of the Rings, and am about half way through book six, so almost finished.
Not sure if it's still..."
I guess favourite characters vary between book and movies due to being able to connect with the character's mind, rather than just relying on someone's portrayal of that. In LotR there is so much going on inside character's minds that it's difficult to take it in solely from the movies. But welcome to the group, good to have you here!








They're actually Scotch Eggs, not hobbit hole cookies. I've made only two recipes so far. It's really yummy. Mine never turns out like the picture....
Orlando sees the light, hmm. Don't think I have.
Are you on Howrse, out of curiousity?

Oh I saw Hobbit Hole cookies somewhere else then. They look adorable<3



JSYK they don't like Bagginshield much so maybe don't talk about it too much - you can mention you ship it if you want to though.





My favorite characters would have to be gollum, merry, legolas, frodo, the witch king, and maglor. Its interesting seeing everyone's selections. The way all of the characters are portrayed is so qualitive that its hard to choose.

I'm spanish so my english is't the best
See you!

Spanish is my favorite subject at school!! Me llamo Maria Gracia. ¿Y tú?

If characters from The Hobbit count, then I like Tauriel, Balin, Dwalin, Thorin, Bard, Fili, and Kili.




I don't know if you would consider Gollum a "bad guy," but he is one of favorite characters -- maybe even my number one. He is one of the deeper, more complex, and more developed characters in the entire novel.



Welcome Writer's Lane. I think Sam probably tops most fans' favorites lists (I know he is at the top of mine). And even if Sauron wouldn't be a "good" favorite, Tolkien's villains are just as complex and well-written as his heroes.

I'm really excited to join this group! Fantasy became one of my favourite genres long after I had already been venturing in classic literature waters, but starting with my initiation into Tolkien's wondrous world, it has remained with me ever since. Caught among writing my own fantasy novel series, work and well, life, I no longer have as much free time to read as I used to--but when I do, fantasy is always on the table!
Looking forward to being a member of this lovely group and sharing views on J.R.R. Tolkien's masterpiece!
