寒さChill
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Frodo Baggins said:Thanks I think the parallel that I draw from this is the cross cultural relationships are attractive and yet difficult. For Aragorn the was immense love but a well of sadness that his love would ultimately be a negative thing and that the differences between them would ultimately undo them or lead to sadness. Xenophobia?
That was the one love in the book that was a constant. Of course there is Sam Gamgee who's expectations and needs are a little less exotic and foreign and his wants small.
Not surprising that this attitude ought to arise if Tolkein was fearful of the foreigners being at war with people foreign to his land.
Is it a fair representation though. Are foreign girls OK for relationships. Their differences exotic and your eccentricities put down to the cultural divide perhaps?
Or should a Hobbit marry a Hobbit and Aragorn have stuck with a human afterall and not an elf. (The fact that he had some elven blood was neither here nor there he was considered human)
I think people are strange and if you find someone out of the billions on earth to connect to so be it and regardless of what race or culture hang onto that person for all you have.
Sorry hope that makes some sense.
You have a cool way of describing things. LOTR FTW! XD