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lol! nice bio

I like a good joke 😁

LOL.... Maybe I missed some points others came up with in my own, as well.... But I guess this is for a short bio pretty complete :)

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Love the bio. I have the same likes and dislikes lol
We aren't gonna discuss the pets thing only because I love Luna too ;)
Ur bio is very clever and funny

Thank you ;)

It's really interesting how I agree on basically all your favorite characters there. 😅 Just Pippin... I think I like Merry more tbh.

Faramir and Pippin are characters I've often used to describe my own life, in relation with my parents. I am Faramir, as I can relate to how Faramir is treated by his old man, compared to his brother Boromir, but Faramir was in the end saved by Pippin from being burned alive, and I made my own decisions as described in my ALEA IACTA EST meme, in which I often say that I am not only Faramir but Pippin as well... My picks there were rather symbolic. Eowyn was noted for two reason. First, she was the female character I liked most when looking at the females as a man, but in her personality and fears I can also recognize myself....

Oh, Faramir and Eowyn I totally get! Best characters in all the books. But Pippin has a few flaws that make it hard for me to identify with him. I by no means only like flawless characters but there are a few things I take extra care to avoid such as very impulsive people like Pippin. I just can't see myself in someone like that. In the end he actually comes around and gets much more courageous and self-reliant and I like him much more. But Merry was like that from the beginning and he was the courageous one for Pippin (which is probably what kept Pippin from really growing up all this time as he only changes once he gets separated from Merry). I have just been in Merry's role so much that his character just speaks to me. And then the whole story with him and Eowyn. It's my favorite part of the story. I still hate how they downsized his role in the movies. You have to really pay attention and watch multiple times to pick apart Merry and Pippin's characters. And they actually cut things from his character and gave it to someone else like the thing at the entrance to Moria... Why is it Frodo who figures it out in the movie? It's Merry originally... As if that somehow made Frodo's character any better... Only in Fangorn can you see a bit more clearly into his character before the separation. He is clearly panicked as well but he keeps his head clear enough to know what's going on and it's because of him that Treebeard actually listens to them. And in the end it is also Merry who saves Eowyn and ebables her to kill the Witch King.

Oh well, as long as we agree that Frodo is a whiney little b*tch who wouldn't have gotten anywhere without Sam... 😅

I really hated the parts with Frodo and Sam, to be honest, I was by far more looking into the parts with Aragorn/Legalas/Gimli and Merry and Pippin, which was, considering the ring was what the story was all about, a bit of letdown.

What I also like in Pippin is that he matured most.. I mean he was the most childlike of the 4 hobbits, and eventually he grew the most as he had to come from farest away. Merry, although a bit of a carefree one, was from the start more mature than Pippin. Also nice to note is that I know that Pippin named his son Faramir. I know that it was Merry who enabled Eowyn to vanquish the Witch King, and that it was not the fact that she was "no man" (although she used that word in the context of a male person, and the Witch King used the word "man" as a member of the human race, and in that context the word "man" is both male and female, which was a nice play on words). It was just that somehow I expected Merry to save Eowyn... I never expected Pippin to be so heroic to save Faramir, yet this saving became a symbolic metaphor on my life to me due to Faramir's role, plus the fact that I didn't expect somebody like Pippin to have it in him... Of course, Pippin confirmed Gandalf's words when he said "You can learn all there is to learn about Hobbits in a few weeks, and yet after a hundred years... they can still surprise you"...

I completely agree that Pippin grew the most of all the hobbits (haha, physically as well as he drank more of the Ent water). And I do like his character a lot more than most others in the story. Maybe I just like Merry more because I identify more with him and Pippin is more like what I'd identify with a little brother.

A little brother? Hmm, yeah maybe... Now for all Pippin's flaws the one that brought him most trouble was his curiosity, most evidenced when he came in contact with Sauron through the Palantir.
"Curiosity is not a sin, Harry, but I would advice caution!" as Dumbledore said in the 4th Harry Potter movie, when Harry saw Barty Crouch Jr being arrested in the pensieve. I guess those words also applied to Pippin. Now Pippin was still brighter than you give him credit for. I'll need to recheck the books if it happens there too, but in the movie it was Pippin who made up the silly excuse to lure Treebeard to Isengard, causing the Ents to go to war, causing perhaps one of the most important twists as that brought Saruman down, while normally Merry is the smart one. I always like it when characters turn out differently (especially for the better) than you'd initially account them for. Perhaps that also makes it clear why Luna Lovegood is my favorite Harry Potter character.
Of course I also liked a few quotes by Pippin "What about second breakfast", "You need somebody of intelligence for this mission... quest... thing" (of course Merry was brilliant in replying "Well, that rules you out, Pip!" which was in the end proven wrong).

Hehe. Like I said, I really like Pippin too. Curiosity definitely is a good trait to have. But Dumbledore was certainly right about using caution. I don't think the whole desaster in Moria really needed to happen. I mean, yes, Gandalf's fight with the Balrog both destroyed the Balrog and made Gandalf a white wizard so his next encounter with Saruman wouldn't be as unbalanced anymore. But in the end it's not even Gamdalf who fights or defeats him.
Other than that the story would be very different without Pippin in it and Isengard might not have been taken either which would've made the war for middle earth sooooo much harder. I'm not sure Pippin actually knew they were gonna find a reason for the Ents to go to war but his plan was clever either way. Saruman definitely wouldn't have noticed them slipping by. And he surely is very funny too. "But what about second breakfast?" is one of the most quoted lines around here. 😅

Yeah, that skeleton in Moria Pippin made fall down. It certainly lured the enemy to them, however you cannot be sure they wouldn't have been noticed sooner or later, anyway, and the Balrog was the reason Gandalf didn't want to go through Moria until Saruman technically forced him to. Saruman meant for this to happen, so I cannot blame Pippin for that one.

A soldier once told me that the biggest victories are not really the ones getting most grounds conquered, or were most enemies were killed, but the victories made on the spots where the enemy least expected it. And that surely applied for Isengard. Saruman didn't expect the Ents to attack Isengard, and it was Pippin's stunt that made the Ents go to war. And indeed, Saruman would not expect Merry and Pippin to sneak past anyway, so they could have gone by unnoticed.

There is a spoof about "How Aragorn must have been annoyed by the Hobbits" in which we see Aragorn facepalming while Frodo shouts "The ring... the RING... must go to MORDOR", Sam singing "We're going to see the Elves, we're going to see the Elves", Merry saying "Are we there yet?" and Pippin saying "I'm hungry! What about second breakfast?"

"And the only brew for the brave and trueueueue....... PIPPIN!
And the only brew for the brave and trueueueue, comes from the Green Dragon!"

😂 Yeah, I don't really blame Pippin that it happened... I just think it might have happened in a better place. But who knows, they might have died any other way. Like the goblins might have killed them all because just some arrows being fired and a few swords being swung might not have woken the Balrog. 🤷

Well "what if" questions are always fun, but also a bit frustrating... Since it happened the way it did, that's all we know, eh?

exactly 😉

"You can drink your fancy ales, You can drink them by the flagon, But the only brew for the brave and truuuuuuuuuueeeeee, Comes from the Green Dragon!"

Noice! Love the non ur business and not gonna tell u parts

I'm glad you got a sense of humor 👍

I am to lol

Lol, the email. But those three LotR characters are the best!!

I actually wonder if people are actually gonna try to send an e-mail to that address 🤣
Glad you agree with my LotR picks...

XD that would be funny. And yeah:)

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