Favarite character in lotr

Whos your favarite ?

Lurtz.

If ur favarite is not in the poll still tell us who u fave is and also why x

Aragorn

The English language - learn it.

Merry and Pippin (in that order) and not because they where comic relief in the movies. I couldn't help wondering what they where up to as I read the other story lines.

Tom Bombadil is my favorite.

Aragorn, he pwns.

Eowyn, she pwns Nazgul ass!

Originally posted by Jbill311
Tom Bombadil is my favorite.

Tom could own anyone in the LOTR world.

Gandalf and Legolas.

Gandalf cause, well, he's Gandalf the White mutha%@&#er.

I admit I may only be choosing Legolas cause of what he did in the movies though...I mean come on. The guy was God in the movies.

Though even in the books I kinda remember how it was pointed out that though Gimli and Aragorn were dirty after fights, Legolas was clean. Which is ganster.

I vote Frodo!! But Faramir is my second.

Samwise for the win.

i have so many characters i like:Gandalf,Legolas,Frodo and Gollum

Eomer is very underrated, he's my favorite character. Second is Boromir, but he's hardly in the trilogy in comparison to the more popular characters.

I liked that grumpy old hobbit who gave Frodo and Sam the stink-eye as they left the Shire in the first film and gave them the same stink-eye when they came back at the end of part three. I wish they would have developed his character just a bit more.

Boromir trumps everyone, imo. Especially the book version.

Originally posted by NonSensi-Klown
Boromir trumps everyone, imo. Especially the book version.

Why? Because he's an arrogant, self centred idiot who sees the error of his ways far too late?

All things that indeed make him far more interesting than just about everyone else there.

His motto of "When heads are at a loss, bodies must serve," as he forces a path through the snow scores him manyfold more thaan legolas' poncy feather-footed running. He's llike that all the way through, and all the more awesome for it.

"Though he seemed the least, Círdan perceived that Gandalf was the most wise and powerful of them. He secretly gave him Narya, the Ring of Fire, telling him:

"Take this ring, Master, for your labours will be heavy; but it will support you in the weariness that you have taken upon yourself. For this is the Ring of Fire, and with it you may rekindle hearts in a world that grows chill. But as for me, my heart is with the Sea, and I will dwell by the grey shores until the last ship sails. I will await you." Appendix B: "The Tale of Years