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01-19-2003, 04:44 PM | #27 | ||
Quasi Evil
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In response to your points: [QUOTE][B]Frodo DID NOT offer the ring to the Nazgul. At first glance, it looked that way. But if you watch that scene closely, you'll see that he was struggling with himself about whether to put on the ring and had the ring in front of him because it was still around his neck on the chain.[B] Hmm ok Ill take your word for it but Ill have to pay close attention to this part the third time I watch the movie. Quote:
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