Lord of the rings
So... because he gets a special title... he loses the sacred fire...
Hmm...
That's not good.
Hmm...
That's not good.
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...You guys got a tidge off track
I saw t2T on release day... ARGH! I like the book way more. It can be said that they can only do so much with a two hour movie, but they added stuff in that is totally impossible and/or pointless dramatics. ._.; I loved the effects and settings, but I wasn't impressed with how they wrote up the events... **feels she will now be flogged and/or cast into the depths of the nine hells** Gimli would not volunteerily ride a horse like that!!!
DT, do you roast hot dogs over your sacred fires?
DT, do you roast hot dogs over your sacred fires?
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They're getting it mixed up with Gilligan's Island.
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I think that I'll have to invoke the ill-used:

Anyways, you're right that dwarves, as a race, generally don't like horses or riding them. However, in the instance of Gimli, he got on a horse, even though he didn't want to, for a higher cause: saving the hobbits. Apparently, his friends are worth more than his fear of horses.
Anyways, you're right that dwarves, as a race, generally don't like horses or riding them. However, in the instance of Gimli, he got on a horse, even though he didn't want to, for a higher cause: saving the hobbits. Apparently, his friends are worth more than his fear of horses.
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Yes chromus, yes indeed
He travelled on a horse only on the coniditions that he wouldn't be able to keep with the party and if Legolas were his saddle partner. In the movie he rode a horse once for that and TWICE just for giggles, both thimes falling off. Ha-ha. Nice comedy relief. Wai.
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When?
When they were moving out to Helms Deep, Gimli was riding a horse talking to a woman (the princess?) and the horse spurred and he fell off. The second time they were attacked by the Goblin riders and he refused to go into battle without a horse, which he fell from and got stuck under a pile of corpses. Am I wrong?
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