Most admirable character in LOTR?
Theoden (book version)
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Most admirable is hard. Faramir has a lot of 'a good man goes to war' about him. But I'm also really struck by Gimli, especially his very vulnerable confession of fear in the Paths of the Dead, and also his decision to push on through that fear.
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I feel like you haven't read the books recently. Every time someone disagrees with Gimli slightly he threatens to go get his axe. He's a borderline psychopath.
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I re-read the books pretty much every year. Gimli threatens to use his axe a fair bit, particularly early on in the narrative. He only actually does use it in battle, and his bluster drops away towards the end.
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Also, in defense of my book-reading, I did write, um ::checks notes: c. 110,000 words in 14 parts on the battle narratives in LotR, with repeated sections contrasting the books and films. https://acoup.blog/tag/lord-of-the-rings/ … So yes, I have read the books fairly recently.
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