First of all, hi everyone!
I haven't visited the forum in a long time!
I'm sorry if this is already an existing topic, or if it's in the wrong place.
I'd just like your opinion on something. Several times throughout the Lord of the Rings, different people refer to Frodo as having a sort of elvish air about him. I am reading the Two Towers now, and yet again it occurs. In the chapter The Window on the West, soon after Frodo and Faramir meet, Faramir says, "There is something strange about you, Frodo, an elvish air, maybe."
Do you have an opinion on why everyone senses this about Frodo? Could it be that he speaks elvish, that he is called "Elf friend," or that he has seen Elrond and Galadriel? But Sam has been with him through the whole journey, and he doesn't have the elvish air....?
I'd just like your thoughts.