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WEBFeb 6, 2018 · The fires went out, and blank darkness fell. The Company stood rooted with horror staring into the pit. Even as Aragorn and Boromir came flying back, the rest of the bridge cracked and fell. With a cry Aragorn roused them. The movies have a less consistent style of dialogue, so "fly, you fools" does sound slightly weirder in the movie version. 32.
Why does Gandalf say "Fly you fools" in the Fellowship? : r/lotr
WEBDec 26, 2015 · And Gandalf says 'fly' because he wants the Fellowship to flee. It's probably just a bit of language typical of Tolkien. In the Hobbit people don't 'run' that much, they 'rush', which leaves more to the imagination of the reader in my opinion. Here is a theory you might find interesting.
[LOTR] Why did Gandalf call the Fellowship of the Ring "fools" in …
WEBJul 31, 2022 · Additionally, Gandalf calls people 'fool' quite often. Bilbo (for being reluctant to part with the ring), Frodo (for wearing it on Amon Hen while spying on Sauron), Barliman Butterbur (for possibly delaying the hobbits), Pippin (for being Pippin), Gollum (for getting caught snooping around Mordor), Saruman (for seeking to take advantage of Sauron's …
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WEBMar 29, 2016 · I always used to think Gandalf's famous line from The Lord of the Rings before he falls into Moria was "Run, you fools!". Not only me, my friends and my brothers remember this but also looking on YouTube, quite a few others make this mistake too. The actual line is "Fly, you fools!", and it's definitely not a case of mishearing as it's quite ...
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WEBMay 21, 2018 · The fires went out, and blank darkness fell. The Company stood rooted with horror staring into the pit. Even as Aragorn and Boromir came flying back, the rest of the bridge cracked and fell. With a cry Aragorn roused them.'Fly, you fools! ' he cried, and was gone. The fires went out, and blank darkness fell. The Company stood rooted with horror ...
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WEBMar 26, 2017 · I've heard people quote 'run you fools' before, but even in the books I've always known the line to be 'fly'. 6. JacksMedulaOblongota. • 7 yr. ago. It was NEVER run. Gandalf was telling them to get to the Eagles and thus making their journey much less treacherous. He couldn't tell them that whole plan with all the goblins/orcs around.
I remember Gandalf saying "Run you fools" in fellowship of the
WEBFeb 6, 2022 · I remember it as fly. But partly because somebody somewhere along the way made the joke that Gandalf was really telling the fellowship to fly to Mordor via the Eagles instead of slogging it on foot. Reply reply
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WEBDec 12, 2020 · Fly you fools. Fly is a much older way of saying run. 927K subscribers in the lotr community. A place to discuss Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit, and any of Tolkien's work!
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WEBApr 18, 2017 · In older English, "fly" is an imperative version of the word "flee". During the original theatrical release, Gandalf's line was modernized to "Run, you fools!" However, when the DVD was released, the line was changed to more faithfully reflect the novel. So in this reality it was always fly but changed to run and then back to Fly.
Why does Gandalf's delivery of the line "Fly, you fools" sound
WEBAug 12, 2023 · Struggling with the crispy residue of his breakfast, he tried to deliver his iconic line to the Fellowship. Instead of the clear "Fly, you fools," the bacon interference led to a slightly muddled "Flather, you fools." The Fellowship, in the midst of chaos, didn't have time to question the odd phrasing. Later, they probably recalled the moment ...