Give them a tax break for pity's sake!

Give them a tax break for pity's sake!

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One does not simply file a deferral.

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It always kind of felt wrong that it was Aragorn trying to push them on after Gandalf's death and Boromir being empathetic. I guess it works and makes sense, it just also always felt off to me. I don't think it's a bad thing, shows that they're people, Aragorn is focused on the objective and survival, Boromir is succumbing to his human emotions. So I'm not saying it's bad or wrong or not in character. It just always felt off to me

>You think you are wise, Executive, yet for all your subtleties you have not wisdom. Do you think the eyes of my accountants are blind? I have seen more than you know. With your left hand you would use me as a shield against bankruptcy and with your right you would seek to supplant me. I know who holds funds with Théoden of Rohan Investments. Oh, yes. Word has reached my ears of this Aragorn, head of Arathorn & Son, and I tell you now, I will not bow to this investor from the North! Last of a ragged fund, long bereft of profits.
>Authority is not given to you to deny the sale of shares, Chairman!
>The rule of Gondor Incorporated is mine! And no other's!

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For Mordor?

By nightfall, these hills will be swarming with interest rates!

"The Fed is a gift. A gift to the foes Of poverty. Why not print more money?"

>Aragorn, head of Arathorn & Son

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>I can avoid being audited if I wish. But to not pay tax entirely? That is a rare gift.

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