01-14-2008, 02:35 PM | #9 | |
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Faramir and Denethor come to mind. They both almost seemed too noble in the books, as did Boromir. If you look at Tolkien's works alone, so many of his main characters had no faults. Anything they did that would be considered evil was simply a result of corruption by the Ring and/or Sauron. It's idealistic, which is fine, but also unrealistic.
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