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This is something I have puzzled over to no end, with no resolution. Maybe someone else will have more extensive knowledge/ information that they care to share...
Near the end of TTT, we see a great Exodus of Elves from Imladris...some of you may remember it as the beautiful cinema scene...
I know this may be a dumb question. :)
Arwen wants to be mortal and live her life with Aragorn. It is so beautiful the way he wrote the appendixes I wish he had incorportated it into the book.
She doesn't go to the undying lands, so she won't see her family ever again.
But when Aragorn...
I have heard so many different opinions of Arwen's role in the film version of the Two Towers that I decided to start a pole for just this discussion.
Yes, I know that Arwen had not actual scene time in The Two Towers or for that matter she hardly had any and definately no lines in the...
Tolkien does not tell us what happened or what was talked about at that final meeting between the 2. But I was wondering if anyone had any idea's/theories about what may have been discussed, I just think it'll be fun to see what everyone saw happening between the 2 in their own head, for...
When Arwen tells her father that she has made her choice to remain in Middle Earth, she sees (through Elrond's words) what her destiny will be like. Aragorn lying on his tomb, Arwen standing beside him weeping and people passing by. She then remains alone in a gloomy world...and wonders into...
In the fellowship did Arwen not give up her immortality to be with Aragorn? Yet in Two Towers, did Elrond not talk to her about her immortality and how Aragorn will die, and she will be left alone for all eternity? How can this be, if she gave up her immortality to be with him. I could be...
Check this out:
http://www.theonering.net/perl/newsview/2/1042493150
If she is there, it must be in one of those awefully quick shots. Maybe we'll be able to spot it on the DVD. Then again, maybe the'll remove it by then. Or maybe it's not even there :).
Ok everyone knows that Arwen stays in ME and marries Aragorn. After he dies so does she because by staying with Aragorn in ME she was choosing death. Exactly why is this? I am guessing it is either:
1) She is half-elven (like her father) so she can choose to be mortal or immortal and by...
Here is a thread to discuss the lovely Arwen Undomiel as portrayed by Liv Tyler in The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers.
Many people complained about PJ's expansion of Arwen in the Fellowship, but in my view her character has really gotten back some of its originality in The Two...
I am not completely happy with the part Arwen plays in the film.
Why has she to be there?
Is it simply to make the love-story between her and Aragorn go on? I don't need this part, it ruins some precious minutes of the film, takes up time that could have been used better.
That way they...
In the movie Arwen glows with the light of valinor (only elves who have been there can (i think, if not then this thread is irrelivent so it can be deleted)) and Arwen has never been there nor will ever go there, so my point is why was she glowing in the film if she had never been to Valinor...
I just thought of one way that PJ's Arwen stuff actualy does fit in with Tolkien's little themes. Though it may not be sufficient to justify what PJ did, it is a similarily I failed to notice before.
In Tolkien's books we always have these powerful women like Luthien and Melian, who sit around...
Ever notice how loosly it is established in FOTR (movie) that Arwen is Elrond's daughter? The only reference is when we first meet Arwen she says "we must get him [Frodo] to my father." Then of course, Elrond ends up healing Frodo. Other than that, there are no ties between Arwen and Elrond...
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