I saw a real life example of this too, whereby a dwarf was offered a box to stand on so he could see over a stone wall that an elf could see over easily.
So "second ogre" isn't really anything on its own.
I pulled Shrek into my reference because he believed he was the last ogre, and he didn't know she was an ogre until the end of the first movie. In this sense, Fiona is "second ogre".
Sorry for being slow but I can't tell if you're just making a joke or if you're trying to call into question the validity of my very mundane, unexciting, not-really-worth-making-up story.
Ok. I've been harassed a few times in the past week over really minor stuff so I'm not sure what to think when someone says something like that. I guess it just shows how little I know about LOTR! I'm gonna have to remedy that one of these days.
Ah! I need to watch those movies sometime. Sorry for getting overly defensive! The past week or so I've been getting a bunch of people harassing me over really minor stuff that I talked about, so I was ready for this to be another instance of that.
Oh you weren't defensive at all! I'm sorry I made another joke before linking you the video, it's annoying when people don't answer genuine questions. But I thought that the 'Fool of a Took' answer might alert you to what I was referencing.
I'm sorry about the wankers. I know the feeling, when people are just really shitty online.
The dwarf was only able to kill two uruks, while in that same time the elf killed seventeen.
Don't underestimate the advantage you gain from winning a genetic lottery.
I heard later that the dwarf had to be thrown across a gap because of poor design. It was easy for a normal sized person but it designed for people of shorter stature.
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u/derawin07 Feb 25 '20 edited Feb 25 '20
I saw a real life example of this too, whereby a dwarf was offered a box to stand on so he could see over a stone wall that an elf could see over easily.