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i was watching the movie (the lord of the rings, the two towers) and in one part,
Faramir asked Frodo: are you a friend of Boromir?
and Frodo replied: yes, from my part.
If you remember the story, Frodo is carrying the Ring, and Boromir tries to take it from him. What Frodo is implying is that Boromir was not entirely a friend to the Fellowship of the Ring, and Frodo in particular, but that Frodo bears no resentment and regards Boromir as his friend whatever the circumstance of Boromir's errors.
If you remember the story, Frodo is carrying the Ring, and Boromir tries to take it from him. What Frodo is implying is that Boromir was not entirely a friend to the Fellowship of the Ring, and Frodo in particular, but that Frodo bears no resentment and regards Boromir as his friend whatever the circumstance of Boromir's errors.
ahha!!!!
you mean frodo said that i know boromir my friend although he may not be a real friend. am i right?
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