Wait a minute. Does no one ever remember when Boromir willingly, but with trouble admittedly, gave up the ring when going over the mountains? In the movies it's only ever mentioned by everyone that Sam was the only one to do it besides Frodo. However, Boromir did it despite feeling as if he needed it to save Gondor.
Wait a minute. Does no one ever remember when Boromir willingly, but with trouble admittedly...
Jose Harris
Tyler Rodriguez
We all remember.
What's your point?
Colton Phillips
He knew he couldn't get away with it because he was knee-deep in snow and they'd just see his footmarks and shot him down.
Easton Howard
what I wanna know is why do most treat him as a bad guy who redeemed himself rather than a guy who was almost exclusively a hero throughout
Ryan Jenkins
Boromir is the patrician's choice for best character in the series.
Luis Ward
Boromir didn't end up letting go of the ring, not emotionally. He was corrupted from that moment and tried to take the ring. Bilbo was also able to physically drop the ring but until his death he was longing for it.
Sam is the only person to possess, wear, and give up ring with no lasting longing for it.
Brandon Russell
he had it in his hands but not his possession, retard
Austin Bennett
This, he was far nobler than Aragorn.
William Campbell
correct answer
Noah Walker
I'm not sure how significant it is, but I think he only technically handles the chain and not the ring.