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	==Portrayal in adaptations==		==Portrayal in adaptations==
−	'''1981: ''[[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|[The Lord of the Rings]]'':'''	+	'''1981: ''[[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|The Lord of the Rings]]'':'''
	:The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice at the Council of Elrond. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].		:The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice at the Council of Elrond. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].

	[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]		[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]

Ederchil: /* Portrayal in adaptations */

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Portrayal in adaptations

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	==Portrayal in adaptations==		==Portrayal in adaptations==
−	'''1981: ''[[[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|[The Lord of the Rings]]'':'''	+	'''1981: ''[[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|[The Lord of the Rings]]'':'''
	:The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice at the Council of Elrond. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].		:The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice at the Council of Elrond. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].

	[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]		[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]

Ederchil: /* Portrayal in adaptations */

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Portrayal in adaptations

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	==Portrayal in adaptations==		==Portrayal in adaptations==
−	~~The song is sung by~~ [~~[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice in~~ [[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|~~1981 radio series of ''~~The Lord of the Rings'']]. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].	+	'''1981: ''[[[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|[The Lord of the Rings]]'':'''
		+	:The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice at the Council of Elrond. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].

	[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]		[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]

Ederchil: Undo revision 228290 by 66.65.48.140 (talk)

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Undo revision 228290 by 66.65.48.140 (talk)

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	==Deus ex machina==		==Deus ex machina==
−	This dream is a moment when intervention from the [[Valar]] can be seen - the dream ~~could either~~ be a construction of [[Irmo\|Irmo Lórien]], who has the power to create dreams~~, or Ulmo, who also sent dreams of instruction to Turgon and Finrod~~. It is often discussed but rarely agreed upon what would have happened when the Valar got their way - what would have happened if Faramir went to Imladris, and Boromir guarded [[Ithilien]].	+	This dream is a moment when intervention from the [[Valar]] can be seen - the dream would be a construction of [[Irmo\|Irmo Lórien]], who has the power to create dreams. It is often discussed but rarely agreed upon what would have happened when the Valar got their way - what would have happened if Faramir went to Imladris, and Boromir guarded [[Ithilien]].

	==Portrayal in adaptations==		==Portrayal in adaptations==

66.65.48.140: /* Deus ex machina */

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Deus ex machina

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	==Deus ex machina==		==Deus ex machina==
−	This dream is a moment when intervention from the [[Valar]] can be seen - the dream ~~would~~ be a construction of [[Irmo\|Irmo Lórien]], who has the power to create dreams. It is often discussed but rarely agreed upon what would have happened when the Valar got their way - what would have happened if Faramir went to Imladris, and Boromir guarded [[Ithilien]].	+	This dream is a moment when intervention from the [[Valar]] can be seen - the dream could either be a construction of [[Irmo\|Irmo Lórien]], who has the power to create dreams, or Ulmo, who also sent dreams of instruction to Turgon and Finrod. It is often discussed but rarely agreed upon what would have happened when the Valar got their way - what would have happened if Faramir went to Imladris, and Boromir guarded [[Ithilien]].

	==Portrayal in adaptations==		==Portrayal in adaptations==

KingAragorn at 17:47, 16 June 2012

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	==History==		==History==
−	When Faramir had the dream, he did not speak of it. He had the dream twice again, and his brother had it once. Neither knew what exactly the "Doom" and "Isildur's Bane" referred to, nor where "Imladris" was. Their [[Denethor II\|father]] told Boromir that Imladris was where Lord [[Elrond]] dwelt, and the road being too dangerous, Boromir took it upon himself to follow this lead.	+	When Faramir had the dream, he did not speak of it. He had the dream twice again, and his brother had it once. Neither knew what exactly the "Doom" and "Isildur's Bane" referred to, nor where "Imladris" was. Their [[Denethor\|father]] told Boromir that Imladris was where Lord [[Elrond]] dwelt, and the road being too dangerous, Boromir took it upon himself to follow this lead.

	==Deus ex machina==		==Deus ex machina==

Mithbot: Bot Message: fixed unnecessary piped-link to Boromir

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Bot Message: fixed unnecessary piped-link to Boromir

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−	'''Seek for the Sword that was broken''' is a rhyme that appeared in dreams to [[Faramir]] and later his brother [[~~Boromir\|~~Boromir]].	+	'''Seek for the Sword that was broken''' is a rhyme that appeared in dreams to [[Faramir]] and later his brother [[Boromir]].

	==Rhyme==		==Rhyme==

Mithbot: Bot Message: fixed unnecessary piped-link to Faramir

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Bot Message: fixed unnecessary piped-link to Faramir

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−	'''Seek for the Sword that was broken''' is a rhyme that appeared in dreams to [[~~Faramir\|~~Faramir]] and later his brother [[Boromir\|Boromir]].	+	'''Seek for the Sword that was broken''' is a rhyme that appeared in dreams to [[Faramir]] and later his brother [[Boromir\|Boromir]].

	==Rhyme==		==Rhyme==

Morgan: Recatting

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Recatting

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	The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice in [[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|1981 radio series of ''The Lord of the Rings'']]. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].		The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice in [[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|1981 radio series of ''The Lord of the Rings'']]. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].

−	[[Category:~~poems~~]]	+	[[Category:Poems by J.R.R. Tolkien]]

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Aragorn

2010-08-07T22:31:16Z

Bot Message: changing link to Aragorn

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	==Portrayal in adaptations==		==Portrayal in adaptations==
−	The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice in [[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|1981 radio series of ''The Lord of the Rings'']]. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[~~Aragorn II\|~~Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].	+	The song is sung by [[Matthew Vine]] in a high-pitched voice in [[The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)\|1981 radio series of ''The Lord of the Rings'']]. It is the reason for Boromir's coming to Rivendell, and is explained by [[Aragorn]], [[Gandalf]] and [[Elrond]].

	[[Category:poems]]		[[Category:poems]]