We will not abandon merry and pippin

Remind me, who had the ring needed to be destroyed?

they didn't even know where to start to look for frodo, but they could track the orcs that took merry and pippin

He was a gigachad so obviously he supported a flat tax of just enough to maintain Gondor’s armies.

They were literally looking at Frodo at the start of the scene.

Maybe hes talking about the book, where Aragorn doesnt just let Frodo go like that. He took it as a pretty big failure and just hoped Frodo and Sam could make it while they saved Merry and Pippin.

>sailed peacefully away
>to Mordor
What's the worst that could happen amirite? It's not like there's a giant spider ready to rape them

Wouldn’t that be awful ha ha

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What was Aragorn’s snacks policy?

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>tfw liked long hair as a kid after watching these movies, wasnt allowed in school, and then wasnt allowed in job
>turn 25 and finally can use it long
>27 now and a noticeable receding hairline that has reached the crown of my head

It's time to embrace

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>one does not simply walk into mordor
>i hope sam and frodo will be alright walking into mordor

After seeing Boromir get corrupted by the ring, Aragorn realized that it could happen to him and the others, so he thought it was best to let the hobbits continue alone.

4d chess move

So a hardened, noble and honourable warrior who got corrupted by the ring made him decide that two little hobbits were less susceptible to the ring's influence?

based robert taking jabs at germ and all the memeboys that never read a book in the first place
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When are weak cuckold in Tolkien lore, their will is weak and they simp for power.
Hobbits are op as fuck.

Except that one Hobbit who instantly turned evil when he saw the Ring.

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haha it's 20% where I live

>Gandalf? Yes... that was what they used to call me. Gandalf the Gray. That was my name.

Wait a second. Before Gandalf met Aragorn, Legolas and Gimly, didn't he meet Merry, Pippin and Treebeard? Why is he pretending that he forgot his name? I'm sure that when the hobbits saw him they said something like "Hey Gandalf you are alive lol" or something like that. Was Gandalf a drama queen?

Legit this, it's shown at the beginning that men are corrupted by the ring no matter what they do.
Hobbits can resist the evil far better, it's only because frodo is constantly moving closer to Sauron that the ring affects him so harshly unlike with bilbo who wants to keep it but doesn't let it control him in the shire.

Why would a boomer drink a zoomer drink? This meme never made sense.

That's one of the main conflicts of the story, the ring must be destroyed, but it will corrupt and destroy any party from the inside.
The rare fluke is that is Frodo seems to be ALMOST immune to it, and Sam too.
Aragorn understood it at the end and leaving them was the right call.

Merry and Pippin fell unconscious out of sheer bewilderment

mayar are all about the drama

Its because the ring amplifies power. Hobbits are weak so the effect is weak.

He's not actually a boomer, he's 30.

So fucking escort Frodo and Sam from like half a mile, so you can always come to their rescue in time of extreme need

what about treebeard then?

>The rare fluke is that is Frodo seems to be ALMOST immune to it, and Sam too.
It's not rare. The ring multiplies the potential evil in whoever is carrying it. So if someone like an Elf who has a strong sense of duty and righteousness carries it, it amplifies those traits and twists them into something evil.

Hobbits for the most part simply don't have anything to amplify which is why Sam and Frodo can handle it. Note the intro speech in the Fellowship film, hobbits are not among the wise, or the powerful, or the greedy, or the righteous. All they want is to chill in the shire with a beer and some crops, and that denies the ring purchase, it doesn't have anything to twist.

They weren't Hobbits they were River Folk, eat shit

I'm not giving a (You) for your retarded channels but
>literal spawn of evil made from actual unironic evil powers in pools
>muh baby orcs

If not baiting, you're a brainlet.

Sail in Nirnen ofc

It’s a 30 year old boomer. Monster was huge for those who graduated high school before 2008
But it’s the low carb one, for less weight gain

>The River-Folk, also known as River-Halflings or Gladden-Stoors, were one of the clans descending from the Stoors. These hobbits lived in the Gladden Fields, along the river Anduin.

Eat shit.

>2 more days until my 4k trilogy arrives in the mail
I want my cart to arrive in the mail too so I can be blazed as fuck while watching

I shaved before and went good actually, I just like long hair, but its too much trouble trying to make it look good all the time, wind might expose my hairline, etc

In the books when Sam takes the Ring from Frodo he sees Mordor as a Garden because he's a Gardener of all things and that's what the Ring tries to tempt him with, it's hardly the most tempting shit in the world when it promised to make Isildur a God by comparison

How come why didn't eagles taxes HACKSON exposed.

So whats the moral of the story? Courage, righteousness, strength bad, weakness, laziness, and desire to consoom good?