Post by Stormrider on Jan 19, 2009 13:11:19 GMT -6
From: Annie2 (Original Message) Sent: 5/30/2003 5:27 PM
These pictures were lost:
Hobbit Reunion (ROTK film image)
Treebeard by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt
Wk10, Bk6, Ch4, DISCUSSION: Hobbit Reunion
"Well, one can't be everywhere at once, I suppose," he said. "But I missed a lot, seemingly."
But a reader can. Be everywhere at once, that is. It seemed strange to me that the Ents, who have already become beloved characters to the readers, are not known to Sam and Frodo until now. Sam does wonder at Merry and Pippin’s height. Do you think they wonder how they might get a drink of this seemingly magical drought?
The hobbit companions are eager to share their stories with one another. What news do Merry and Pippin pass on to Frodo and Sam? Do you think the ring bearers are surprised by their friends’ adventures, exploits, and stories of valor? Sam and Frodo see their friends dressed as Knights of the city but Pippin says, "We are knights of the city and of the Mark, as I hope you observe." (Boldface, mine) Why do you think Pippin says this? Does he think that perhaps Sam and Frodo will doubt their valor?
These pictures were lost:
Hobbit Reunion (ROTK film image)
Treebeard by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt
Wk10, Bk6, Ch4, DISCUSSION: Hobbit Reunion
"Well, one can't be everywhere at once, I suppose," he said. "But I missed a lot, seemingly."
But a reader can. Be everywhere at once, that is. It seemed strange to me that the Ents, who have already become beloved characters to the readers, are not known to Sam and Frodo until now. Sam does wonder at Merry and Pippin’s height. Do you think they wonder how they might get a drink of this seemingly magical drought?
The hobbit companions are eager to share their stories with one another. What news do Merry and Pippin pass on to Frodo and Sam? Do you think the ring bearers are surprised by their friends’ adventures, exploits, and stories of valor? Sam and Frodo see their friends dressed as Knights of the city but Pippin says, "We are knights of the city and of the Mark, as I hope you observe." (Boldface, mine) Why do you think Pippin says this? Does he think that perhaps Sam and Frodo will doubt their valor?