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The thread primarily discusses Tolkien's character Aragorn, with posts detailing his upbringing, lineage, and key events from his story, including his early recognition of his heritage, his refusal of the Scepter of Annuminas, and his relationship with Arwen. A user emphasizes the importance of sharing on-topic links within forum rules, noting that hidden links are often used for spam. Overall, the conversation shifts from Tolkien lore to forum moderation practices, highlighting the presence of spam and the need for moderation.
The thread primarily discusses Tolkien's character Aragorn, with posts detailing his upbringing, lineage, and key events from his story, including his early recognition of his heritage, his refusal of the Scepter of Annuminas, and his relationship with Arwen. A user emphasizes the importance of sharing on-topic links within forum rules, noting that hidden links are often used for spam. Overall, the conversation shifts from Tolkien lore to forum moderation practices, highlighting the presence of spam and the need for moderation.
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At the age of 20, Aragorn learned his real name and lineage from his relative and tutor Elrond, who handed Aragorn the Ring of Barahir and the wreckage of Narsil.
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I would also like to tell you that Aragorn refused the Scepter of Annuminas, reasoning that "the time had not come. That same year Aragorn met and fell in love with Arwen, the 2,700-year-old daughter of Elrond, who had returned from Lorien, his mother's homeland. After talking with her, Aragorn left Rivendell for thirty years and became the 16th leader of the Dunedain (the remnants of his people scattered in civil and regional wars centuries earlier), fighting Sauron's servants. If anyone is interested, you can read it here thetolkienforum.com.At the age of 20, Aragorn learned his real name and lineage from his relative and tutor Elrond, who handed Aragorn the Ring of Barahir and the wreckage of Narsil.
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