Perfect timing - not!

[wiseheart]

Am sick like a dog again. Have been for four days already... barking like an asthmatic dog, no sleep all night because of said barking, being dim-witted from the lack of sleep all day.

Why couldn't it happen during school time? I so hoped that I would come to a little rest during these holidays, but with no sleep, it's kinda hard to achieve.

Well, at least is spared me the trip to the cemetery so far. Even Mum agrees that leaving the flat isn't an issue right now. I still hate it, though.

Comments

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

It's interesting how differently people react to movie characters. The movie made me love Boromir, whom I didn't like before, and it made me hate Aragorn, whom I used to like very much. It also completely ruined Elrond and Galadriel for me.

[jilba.livejournal.com]

I didn't mind Elrond or Galadriel. I really liked seeing Elrond in the Last Alliance actually and loved Rivendell and Lorien. Frodo pissed me off in the movies, he was a whinner like that in the books, plus he was too young.

I think Aragorn became human to me in the movies. In the books he somehow seemed like a mythical hero, not a person. Boromir, well, I've already said I used to hate him, and now I don't. I guess that's what's fun about movies, how we all react differently to them.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

You see, that was my problem with Aragorn exactly. As long as he was a mythical hero, I could accept the necessity for Denethor & family to step down and vacate the throne for him. As soon as I saw this "Woe me, I'll have to become King" loser in the movies, I switched sides and declared the Steward's family the rightful leaders.

I don't. I guess that's what's fun about movies, how we all react differently to them

Exactly. And as long as we can agree to disagree, everything is all right.