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15th May '13 3:14:09 PM bitemytail

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8th May '13 2:27:48 PM karategal

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* The disarming scene in ''TheLordOfTheRings: The Two Towers'' occurs in the novel, as well, though for a different sort of comedy. In the book, Aragorn has already had Narsil reforged into Anduril (which did not happen until the third film), and refuses to give up his treasured heirloom and trusted weapon... until Gimli and Legolas point out that theirs will "keep it company".
** It is notable that in this original version, Gandalf ''volunteers'' Glamdring (the elvish longsword that the film-guards didn't bother to check) in order to break [[MexicanStandoff the logjam]] that Aragorn's insistence was causing. When he refuses to give up the staff, the door warden (in this version) [[LampshadeHanging comments]] [[GenreSavvy about how "[t]he staff in the hand of a wizard may be more than a prop for age."]] Then he lets them through (with staff) because these four strangers seem like honorable types, and because the order came from [[EvilChancellor Grima Wormtongue]], and [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating even the guards hate him]].

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* The disarming scene in ''TheLordOfTheRings: The Two Towers'' occurs in the novel, as well, though for a different sort of comedy. In the book, Aragorn has already had Narsil reforged into Andúril (which did not happen until the third film), and refuses to give up his treasured heirloom and trusted weapon... until Gimli and Legolas point out that theirs will "keep it company".
** It is notable that in this original version, Gandalf ''volunteers'' Glamdring (the elvish longsword that the film-guards didn't bother to check) in order to break [[MexicanStandoff the logjam]] that Aragorn's insistence was causing. When he refuses to give up the staff, the door warden (in this version) [[LampshadeHanging comments]] [[GenreSavvy about how "[t]he staff in the hand of a wizard may be more than a prop for age."]] Then he lets them through (with staff) because these four strangers seem like honorable types, and because the order came from [[EvilChancellor Gríma Wormtongue]], and [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating even the guards hate him]].

6th May '13 4:44:04 PM CaptainCrawdad

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Wrong scene. Also check out Example Indentation.

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5th May '13 8:20:29 AM Nohbody

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