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| Which one do you prefer: Haldir or Legolas? |
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33% |
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41% |
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| Both |
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13% |
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hope18
Joined: 08 Apr 2004 Posts: 0 Location: cyprus
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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 11:46 pm Post subject: |
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Thank you Ghettoelleth lol |
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Rous

Joined: 20 Mar 2004 Posts: 358 Location: Trying to stay below the radar
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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 6:45 am Post subject: |
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I think I will pass on Leggy. He is TOO pretty, and, in my estimation, too juvenile. I have always been drawn to older men. And, although I really like Elrond, he is married. Even in fantasies, I have a hard time being attracted that way to married guys.
As for Haldir, I think it is the fact that there is little written that makes him attractive. You can form him anyway that strikes your fancy (within reason, of course. I have a hard time with the way a lot of ff portrays him). The same can be said of the other minor characters.
And about the actors, I am never attracted to actors. It is a character I find appealing. Besides, without the props, some of them are just ewww.
I have yet to see most of the actors from LOTR do any read acting. OB, David Wenhem, etc. I have seen Karl Urban in a couple of movies, and he is really pretty good. Ditto Sean Bean, in National Treasure. And Elijah Wood had pretty much established himself before LOTR. So, nope, I will stick with the characters. That was, I never have to worry about some rabid fan police running me down. _________________ The only opinions that count, are those of the ones in control.
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NancyBrooke Challenge Admin
Joined: 11 May 2003 Posts: 160 Location: In a motel 6 by the airport
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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 9:09 am Post subject: |
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| Viv wrote: | | All this is very sad, because both Haldir and Legolas are strong representational characters in Tolkien's story, showing each in his own way how far the elves have come from their heroic, smouldering first-age hawtness. |
Excellent analysis, Viv; I actually feel a twinge of respect coming on (for H & L, that is; I always respect you). _________________ NB Duchess of WHY TF Cant'chu Punctuate, First Duchess of F*&(ing &*ll yur comma placement sux!
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Texasgirl

Joined: 18 Oct 2004 Posts: 895 Location: Texas (no shit, sherlock)
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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:04 pm Post subject: |
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Even in the books, Legolas seemed to have more of a feminine side. Then again, all the elves did have the poetry persona.
I dunno - sometimes, I think I prefer my mentally revised character versions to the ones in the books or the movies.
For instance, my Haldir is a lot more.....  _________________ Damn, I love my home - except for the fact the nearest bit of civilization is forty miles away.
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