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Carter Anderson
This shit was pozzed from the start. That's why millennial women love it.
Jacob Miller
Why does she get a burn when stabbing him?
Jackson Edwards
It's literally canon from the books. Idk why people get upset about this
Luke Perry
The movie would lead you to believe she killed him because she's a woman, not because she has an enchanted sword that the movie doesn't mention whatsoever.
Jaxon Martin
She didn't have an enchanted sword. Merry did. He stabbed the wraith king in the back of the knee and was able to pierce his form first.
Alexander Adams
Her name is No-man?
John Diaz
This caught me completely off guard. Did they foreshadow that Eowyn's real name was Noman anywhere in the movie? Is that something from the book they cut out? Seems kind of important since it makes this whole scene feel like an asspull.
Nathan Turner
You will never be a man.
Parker Cox
reminder that this scene is far dumber in the book:
>"Begone, foul dwimmerlaik, lord of carrion! Leave the dead in peace! But no living man am I! You look upon a woman. Éowyn am I, Éomund's daughter. Thou standest between I and my lord and kin. Begone, if thee be not deathless! For living or dark undead, smite you will I, if thou touchest him"
Luke Fisher
IT'S A FUCKING JOKE, YOU FUCKING AUTISTIC SHITS WHO THINK EVERY YEAR IS CURRENT YEAR! THE GUY WAS EXAGERATTING, AND SHE MADE A FUCKING JOKE! KILL YOURSELVES!
Gabriel Flores
White women are garbage.
Parker Rodriguez
My mistake, where in the movies does it say merry sword is enchanted?
Jeremiah Scott
fuck off this scene is kino youtube.com
Ethan Gomez
It certainly doesn't mention it whatsoever.
Caleb Moore
She doesn't have an enchanted sword, merry did. He got it from the barrow downs which weren't in the movie. Glorfindel (i think) prophesied that the witch king's downfall wouldn't come from any man. The witch king took that to mean he was invincible, but he got merk'd by a halfling (not a human) and a woman (not a man) so it was true. Also Eowyn's desire for glory and renown doesnt come from being LE STRONC WOMYN, it's becuase she's a noble and wanted to fight beside her uncle, who she saw ensnared under evil spells and grew to hate the ones that did that to him. She also never puts down other men or thinks she's better than them, which is a staple for the LE FEMYLE GURLBOSS, archetype of woketardism. Her victory isn't hers alone, but merry's also, (who was also told he shouldn't fight because of his stature(the horsebois aren't wrong in this, it's doubly dangerous for merry and eowyn to be in battle, but together they defeated the most powerful opponents on the feild))
In short, eowyn is the greatest
Something called the black breath, which the nazgul have. It's the same reason frodo was "posioned" by the nazgul blade. In the books merry, eowyn, and faramir almost die because of it, but aragorn heals hem
Isaac White
I have the trilogy on this very device and should really read it by now considering I saw the films as soon as they went to DVD
Anthony Adams
If you like audio books check this out, it's incredibly voice acted with music and sound effects
Jacob Long
Chuds destroyed
Kayden Jones
wow, it's almost as if not forcing the woketard femoid and instead fleshing it out and letting the story unfold organically makes for a compelling and engaging character development and something viewers from any background can relate and empathise with.
Nathan Smith
I'm still here and I'm not destroyed. Cope.