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Contrary to popular belief, beings who are not immortal (which would include Dearves, Men, and Hobbits) don't age slowly in valinor. In fact, the stress of living with beings who don't need to eat or sleep, can put additional stress on the body. Although this would not manifest as pain or suffering, it could cause premature aging.
If Frodo did not prematurely age, he probably lived long enough to see Sam again (Bilbo was about 130 when he sailed west). If he did age prematurely, he may not have seen Sam until they met in the Halls of Mandos.
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The Sackville-Bagginses would’ve headed to Valinor just to yell at Bilbo for not giving them Bag-End earlier, no matter the terrain or danger, they would’ve made sure they’d get the house no matter what
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I go with the interpretation you give of an extended life and healing allowing Frodo to surrender his life in peace when he is ready.
The image of the undying lands making him burn up his life quickly doesn’t make the journey to Aman seem like a gift, more a curse. We also have precedent of extended life and choosing to lay it down with Numenor. I get it is due to something different but it is a gift from the gods/God.
That seems more like what I think the text points to in the extending of this privilege (sailing into the West) to Bilbo and Frodo.
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I think too they lived there together
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After Gollum died at Mount Doom, the spirit of Smeagol must have gone to the Halls of Mandos. I wonder if Frodo, Bilbo and eventually Sam ever had a chance to reconcile with Smeagol.
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I don't think Frodo would have been alive. Tolkien mentioned somewhere that Valinor accelerates the death of non-elves. Frodo was literally sailing into death when he left the Grey Havens.
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Very interesting video. I'll have to check out more of your videos!
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yes
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he was a ring bearer so yes he did go to the undying lands to be with Frodo
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I believe Sam and Frodo did reunite and lived out their days until their passing
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Their fkn neighbors
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'Hook up' are the words you're looking for
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@boomroasted6938
2 months ago
Sam and Frodo… the greatest love there ever was
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