Yes Because Thats Exactly How Sam Would React. Frodos Slanders Be Careful

Yes because that’s exactly how Sam would react. Frodo’s slanders be careful

Sam: Merry, you can’t get everyone to like you. You’re not Frodo.

Merry: Not everyone likes Frodo either

Sam:

Merry:

Sam: I want names. Give me names.

I never told you but I really fell in love with LOTR this summer. I watched it for the first time when I was like 7 years old but I was to little to understand it. What I liked about it was Frodo, I already had a little crush on him. So when this summer I rewatched the films I thought: “my crush is still going strong”

“Take care of the others, especially Sam”

Frodo’s priority. Always

Yes!!

He gives me courage

PLEASE SAMFRO LOVERS READ THIS!

I continue reading posts on tumblr where people gets angry because practically the majority of the LOTR fandom sees Samfro as a ship romantically.

I just wanted to say that of course everybody has the right to look at their relationship how they want, like in all things everybody can express their opinion. But I believe Tolkien didn’t mean to show them neither as a romantic couple nor as just friends.

Samfro really represents a kind of relationship that, unfortunately, in our world doesn’t exist between two people who aren’t related: who starts off their relationship as strangers.

It’s a type of love which is more powerful than any love between two lovers or two friends. It is really a love which doesn’t end, which comes from a feeling of belonging to somebody. It is a love that can overcome even the most powerful force of the world (the Ring). What really destroys the power of the Ring in the end? The love between Frodo and Sam.

And that’s because I don’t like to say they are JUST friends/ JUST lovers, because they represent something more powerful. Something that I don’t know how to call because it doesn’t exist in our world.

Let me know if you agree🥰

One of the things I love the most about Frodo is his humility and his ability to express his emotions without fear recognizing also his weaknesses. And I love how, even in the end, after he managed to destroy the Ring, he doesn’t boast about it and maintains his humility.