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Boromir is on a mission to find the answer to his dream he had. He appears to be a strong man, proud, tall, and fair. However, his will is fatally weak, and he sucuumbs to the power of the ring and tries to claim it. The same can be said for his father Denethor. Also, Saruman claims to dislike pipe-weed, and mocks Gandalf for it, yet he in fact actually smokes it himself. Galadriel appears to be a fair elf-queen, yet when roused can be terrifying and terrible.

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