Of Psychology and Psychosomatics

Tag: lord of the rings

March 12, 2016

Among the Weeds

I had planned to post during a 4-hour trip to Washington D.C., and the chance never arrived. So after a late Lord of the Rings half-marathon and several hours of behind-the-scenes footage, I’m prepared to drift off into my weekend blackout.

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beauty, filmmaking, films, happiness, Journal, lord of the rings
January 4, 2016

…For Unto Us An Aragorn.

Don’t follow the lights. This sentence, uttered by Gollum to the main character Frodo in the epic classic The Lord of the Rings, is actually good and correct advice. By following the fires lit near the remains of long-dead soldiers on a cursed battlefield, Frodo would fall into the marsh and be lost to the…

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adults, consequences, decisions, frodo, gandalf, gollum, good vs evil, light and dark, lord of the rings, lotr, metaphor, right, wrong
December 9, 2006

Time

Haven’t seen the movie’s in a while, but I just read the book, and while I was sitting chatting on my computer, my mom flipped past TNT showing The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, and I heard Gandalf say, “…do all who live…” and I immediately quoted the rest. So, besides…

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