Yes it is. And it makes me feel soooo great

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I felt like...sad and happy. Sad for Samwise of 'losing' Frodo, but happy for Frodo that he could live the rest of his live in bliss, without pain or torture.

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I revisited AU on Jan 14th after an almost 10-year break! The nostalgia..!

When I got to the end I tried to make Sam's quote "Well I'm back" last as long as the whole book over again because I did not want it to be over. Well, it didn't work. (lol) I finished the "back" part of Sam's quote and my first thought was "Well, its all over." I sat there for a moment and then remembered the appendiciesand got all excited again, and then started reading them. So to bottle that all up into one emotion I would call it supprise/dissappointment/excitment /sadness. What can I say! I loved the book! I was supprised because I was not done, remembering that I still had the appendicies, dissappointed because I was done with that part of the book, excited because I had finished the best book ever readable, and sad because Sam was. (lol)

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I cried. It was the first book to make me do that and The Order of the Phoenix is the only book I've cried over since. However, the next day I read the appendixes about how full and happy their lives were and I was happy for them.

i felt very sad and i felt the loss of the elves.all those wonderfull beautifull people leaving.

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I felt really sad!!!!! I felt sad for ending the best book ever written, I felt sad because Samwise was sad, I felt sad because the Fellowship and the Third Age had ended, I felt sad because the Ringbearers had passed away, I felt sad for Merry and Pippin. so i felt 100% sad!

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I revisited AU on Jan 14th after an almost 10-year break! The nostalgia..!

yes.they won the war and saved middle earth.but frodo did not seem to win himself and the elves all left

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the end made me cry. even my mum cried, i think my dad wanted to, but he's way too macho.

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Rock'n guitarist of Sincerely Joking

yeah I cry every time I watch it!

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I revisited AU on Jan 14th after an almost 10-year break! The nostalgia..!

The end is dull... Anyway, as i finished it i missed the Siege of Gondor. It was a nice battle.

dull?? no way! i dont think so, but, it's only my opinion.. and the siege of gondor...? whats that? (sorry for my forgetfullnes)

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I revisited AU on Jan 14th after an almost 10-year break! The nostalgia..!

That's when Gondor isbeing attacked and Denethor loses his mind. I loved the ending...it made me smile.

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It's simply taking God at His Word and taking the next step Joni Erickson Tada

aha thanks for the info ^

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I revisited AU on Jan 14th after an almost 10-year break! The nostalgia..!

I cried my eyes out. Really, there's no book or film that made me that sad. I cried also at the end of the film and got strange looks from my friend, but I couldn't help it. It was really touching. On one side it's sad, on the other side you feel happy for Frodo. *gets confused about too much emotion and cries again*

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Yea I cried at the end. It was just so sad, I mean I was happy for Frodo going off to Valinor but I was upset that he had to leave poor Samwise and the rest of his friends behind and say farewell to them forever. I was also grieved that after 3 years of waiting LotR was over and there would be no more after this movie. I also just love the line "Well I'm back". I think the only word I can use to describe the ending was that it was bittersweet. Aye bittersweet that's exactly what it was.

I myself, echo those sentiments. I found myself thinking of so much more I would like to have learned. Of Arwen and Aragorn's life together. Of the King returning to the northern Kingdom.
Can you picture Aragorn returning to the Prancing Pony, or visiting Bag End. Maybe learnng about the undying lands and Frodo, and Gandalfs lives there. So much to see and hear about.

I am wanting more each day.

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"I am Anduril, who was Narsil, let the thralls of Mordor fear me".
Translation of the blade.