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Dosent anyone think that the hobbits are just camp? I mean frodo falls over about 10 times in the fellowship not to mention the other movies.

OK...

hey, do not bash the hobbits
they live in the shire, which is cut off from the rest of the world, they arent warriors, or even fighters, im sure the only violence a hobbit sees is when two hobits drink too much ale

they are suddenly the main pieces in bringing down the dark lord....you would fall over alot too!

Altogether now....."It's an interpretation!"



But yes, I know what you mean about Frodo in the films....and yes, a fangirl can dream.

But no, not camp, never.

apart from the fact that they killed lots of men but hey im sure they are right little wooses

erm can i say...wen a big HUGE scary guy is comin 2wards u n u r sh*t scared u not gona go o hey *stab*....well i woodnt i would run...he tried 2...but kinda muked it up....

ummm I am american..... what the heck does camp mean?

Gay

Well, it does in my neck of the woods.

Is that the correct saying?

gay lol the word originated from america did it not?

Not to my knowledge...

Not here either...

And yet another thread goes off topic...*sigh*

No not off topic, after learning what camp ment i chose not to respond to the topic of hobbits. Since I find it uncalled for.

All right, I'm just a little uptight after all the stuff going on around here...sorry for that...

Anyway, the point is:

The hobbits are not gay/camp/homosexual and Tolkien made such a point of that fact.

Frodo is a little 'wimpy' as many put it in times of the film but I think Elijah Wood's interpretation is brilliant.

HE plays a hobbit who's just head that this little trinket that he carries is in fact VERY important and if he doesn't do something about it soon, the whole of Middle-earth is to fall under the shadow of Mordor.

I think we can let him off for being a bit scared, can't we? :P

PJ chose to emphasise the innocence and naivety that makes a hobbit a hobbit. He showed how Frodo feels about this quest. He's terrified. PJ just chose to have falling over and dropping swords to portray it :P

Exactly Hobbits are the naive part of ME. They had no reason to be scared, forceful, strong. They are peaceful, happy, and yes gay (no not the bad meaning the good one )

Is there a bad meaning of being Gay ??? Hmm, careful what we say here.

Gay = Happy...especially in old English Literature

*agrees*
i'm tired of perfectly good words beeing turned into Bad ones...but its all part of language and such...

If, by camp, you mean sensitive, nature-loving, and not worried about portraying their masculinity wherever tey go, ike SOME people I could mention, then, yes, you would be right.