Lord of the Rings: Why didn't they freaking kill Frodo?!

[Cheyenne]

What's annoying (and irritating) is when people don't get it. That's all I want to say about that.

These films are imo the most beautiful stories ever told, and that means visually too. I can't even express what all these films have meant to me. It's like you enter another world when you watch them, you forget about everything else. I love films that can draw you in like that.

[Sylph]

Precisely. I will never get tired of reading the books and watching the films.

[YRBB]

Yes.

Thank you.

Yes.

Wanting Frodo dead means that, essentially, all the tragedy of the character was lost on someone. The wonderful, poetic tragedy.

[bandbfan]

I didn't like Frodo either, but blaimed his actions on the ring.

I've been meaning to pick up the first book again. I've tried reading it once or twice, but Tolkien is a little too detailed oriented for me. Taking 20 pages to describe how green the forest is is a little much for me. But like I said, I'm trying to find a time to try them again.