Boromir
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Sep 16, 2026
Erin KeifHOST
Oh my God, I sound like my mom.
John Patrick CoanHOST
Wait, Faramir or Boromir's brother? No.
Erin KeifHOST
Oh my God.
Erin KeifHOST
Oh my God.
Erin KeifHOST
I am.
Erin KeifHOST
I am thinking of Faramir.
John Patrick CoanHOST
You're thinking of Boromir's brother.
Erin KeifHOST
Yeah.
RobertHOST
He may be secretive with less discreet people like dear Barliman, but to the hobbits he proudly tells them who he is and that he will be king.
RobertHOST
When we get to the Council of Elrond, there is no angry confrontation with Legolas telling Boromir that Aragorn is his rightful king.
RobertHOST
In fact, it's Bilbo getting a bit indignant that Boromir doesn't know who Aragorn is and Aragorn calmly just acknowledging who he is, even though he doesn't look particularly noble right then.
RobertHOST
"Little," he says, "do I resemble the figures of Elendil and Isildur as they stand carven in their majesty in the halls of Denethor.
RobertHOST
I am but the heir of Isildur, not Isildur himself." Of course, that's the line Arwen uses in the films to encourage Aragorn not to be afraid of being king.
AlexaHOST
Which only creates levels of enjoyment because the more you watch it, the more you'll understand.
AlexaHOST
And once you've seen the other two, there's so much stuff that they go back to and that they mention that when Boromir's talking about the White City and Gondor and all that stuff, you don't know what any of that is really.
AlexaHOST
but we're gonna see it and so it'll only make more sense what his father and all that's like he makes mention of all this stuff that we haven't seen or have no knowledge of and then you will so then when you go back you're gonna know what he's talking about I can't believe that I get to watch two more of them So many more people we have to meet and places we have to see.
AlexaHOST
And it's just unbelievable how much more there still is.
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KatherineHOST
And that it comes back to him as he's leaving at the end.
AlexaHOST
Those scenes of him leaving have become some of my absolute favorite part of this altogether.
AlexaHOST
Each person he deals with, how we see him first deal with Boromir and we see that come to pass.
AlexaHOST
We've just got through those scenes with Galadriel where she's telling him he will try and take it.
ClaraHOST
Double Gollum.
ClaraHOST
And Michael Graham Cox, who voiced Boromir in the Bakshi film, reprised the role of Boromir again for the 1981 BBC series.
AdrianHOST
So they were effectively acting as the definitive voices of these characters across entirely different mediums.
AdrianHOST
And we absolutely cannot forget Bill Nighy.
ScottHOST
Well, Typo1345 agreed and said, not going to lie, the first time I saw it, my thought was Aragorn's, they have a cave troll.
ScottHOST
Which, is that Aragorn or Boromir? Pretty sure it's Boromir.
ScottHOST
I'm sure it's Boromir too.
ScottHOST
Yeah.
ScottHOST
So that was a type.
ScottHOST
Maybe he was trying to catch me.
ScottHOST
I should respond.
ScottHOST
Say, actually, was that a Typo? Boromir or Aragorn?
DerekHOST
Because the Witch King is in love with...
DerekHOST
No way, you got your Boromir shirt on, too?
JodiHOST
Such nerds.
JodiHOST
We're here, honey.
Laura MarieHOST
He's so incredibly gorgeous, I have to say.
Laura MarieHOST
That man, when you put him next to Boromir...
Laura MarieHOST
They look like brothers.
Laura MarieHOST
Yeah,
GeneGUEST
they do.
GeneGUEST
His name's David Wynnum, and Boromir is Sean Bean.
GeneGUEST
He dies in everything.
GeneGUEST
Sometimes all the way at the end of the first season.
Corey OlsenHOST
And tonight, we are going to look at the Crossing of the Nimrodel.
Corey OlsenHOST
We just had our discussion with Boromir last time.
Corey OlsenHOST
And he, of course, quickly agreed to go along with Aragorn.
Corey OlsenHOST
You know, so fair-minded is he.
Corey OlsenHOST
The entrance into Faerie, the borders of Faerie, what happens to mortal when they go into Faerie, and how they might be different and changed if they return, or scathed, indeed, depending on your point of view.
Corey OlsenHOST
And it strikes me as important that...
Corey OlsenHOST
That right after that, right after having that discussion about boundaries and encouraging us through Boromir's perspective, encouraging us to remember that this is, in fact, a strange, perilous and unknown realm.
Corey OlsenHOST
And that there is a fairy to mortal realm kind of relationship here between, you know, the mortals.
Corey OlsenHOST
And this whole.
NickPANELIST
Like the difference between the music that gets played when Faramir's charge in the Return of the King film fails versus the triumphant version of that same theme at, whatchamacallit, after Boromir has won his great victory there.
Alana MushinPANELIST
I'm wondering if, I mean, Tolkien makes much of the sorrows of Turin.
Alana MushinPANELIST
So I'm wondering if the House of Harl theme but mournful it's like picking up on picking up on uh what nick was saying as well fortunately
Corey OlsenHOST
Because I have heard that for those who enter fairyland, there is no way of going back.
Corey OlsenHOST
Hashtag Boromir was right.
Corey OlsenHOST
They must go on, and go through it.
Corey OlsenHOST
How, I do not in the least know.
Corey OlsenHOST
Sorry, the hashtag there was a reference to the passage of the Fellowship of the Ring that we are on right before they enter Lothlorien when Boromir expresses his skepticism and is, according to my argument, not incorrect in any respect.
Corey OlsenHOST
But anyway.
Corey OlsenHOST
That is quite the impression on my own mind.
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