- Imrahil
- Denethor
- Beregond
- Ghan-buri-Ghan
- Birgil
Discuss your answers here.
- Imrahil
- Denethor
- Beregond
- Ghan-buri-Ghan
- Birgil
Discuss your answers here.
I voted for Ghan-buri-ghan, partially because I like his name, but mostly because of his personality. It would have been cool to see him in the movie, but PJ had his reasons to take him out. Plus I like how John Howe drew him; he looks just like I imagined him.
I voted for Ghan also, mostly because he is different and therefore his description was actually interesting even though it was book three. The others were cool, but all of them together was a little too repetitive for me.
I place my bets on Imrahil, this is due to his staunch courage and that of his men, he is symbolic of an elder age of strength and this is reflected in his actions both on and off the battlefield. I also thought that it is highly symbolic that he walked next to kings, whilst being a prince himself. I see no reason as to why he was left out of the movies, I am sure there are reasons but there are no justifications.
P.S I DO enjoy the movies and I think PJ has done a great job as a director, however these subtleties annoy me a smidge.
I noticed that one of the choices in this poll is 'Ghan-Buri-Ghan', and that it was a number one voted character.
And I realized that I know a song about him. As a fan of music inspired by Tolkien, I present you: Battlelore - Ghan of the Woods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9HZyDDrxcE
Enjoy!
Certain fantasy literature combined with metal music is bound to hit your head as hard as a sledgehammer would. That's what I think.