Ignorance and unbalance is undermined by honour and certainty of the team. “Playing the leadership role, Aragorn tells Theoden to ride out with them” and meet them (Gandalf and the warriors of Rohan) for Rohan, for his people. Theoden restores honour in himself as King of Rohan at the wearing grasp of defeat by riding out with Aragorn, “Yes, The Horn of Helm Hammerhand will sound in the deep, one last time!”. Regardless of the way individuals are parted from one another, they cleverly use their situations as a way to restore honour in oneself. Coming to realize themselves as Aragorn, Son of Arathorn and Theoden, King of Rohan, they both take leadership of a group in several scenes, having a big impact of what is foreshadowed in the plot.
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Ignorance and foolishness acted out by Faramir, as well as his older brother Boromir with the ring delayed Frodo and Sam’s journey to Mordor causing problems with the ring. Sauron’s all seeing eye being able to sense that his ring is close, he commands a Ringwraith to retrieve it and Frodo becomes weakened by the power of the ring and is uncertain of control over himself. Aragorn accompanying the hobbits from the start (Fellowship of the Ring) to whatever end, he slowly gains honour in himself throughout, for example, Aragorn takes leadership of when Gandalf goes down fighting the Balrog. Towards the end of the movie, Aragorn is the one of the nine that takes the majority of the leadership role, as Gandalf is gone and Theoden is about to accept defeat. Armies of Isengard have the upperhand, since they have already planned out their attack and what technology to use and being cooperative as one giant group, which Helm’s Deep was not. Having to get children and untrained men geared up for war, not knowing what is coming for them and not as much cooperation like the orcs, had a great deal of people that were killed. One thing that the armies of Isengard did not have was a backup plan, Gandalf bringing reinforcements to the king has made the team balanced, causing the orcs to flee into the forest of Ents. Theoden and Aragorn display the most gain of honour, Theoden drastically after being released of the
Ignorance and foolishness acted out by Faramir, as well as his older brother Boromir with the ring delayed Frodo and Sam’s journey to Mordor causing problems with the ring. Sauron’s all seeing eye being able to sense that his ring is close, he commands a Ringwraith to retrieve it and Frodo becomes weakened by the power of the ring and is uncertain of control over himself. Aragorn accompanying the hobbits from the start (Fellowship of the Ring) to whatever end, he slowly gains honour in himself throughout, for example, Aragorn takes leadership of when Gandalf goes down fighting the Balrog. Towards the end of the movie, Aragorn is the one of the nine that takes the majority of the leadership role, as Gandalf is gone and Theoden is about to accept defeat. Armies of Isengard have the upperhand, since they have already planned out their attack and what technology to use and being cooperative as one giant group, which Helm’s Deep was not. Having to get children and untrained men geared up for war, not knowing what is coming for them and not as much cooperation like the orcs, had a great deal of people that were killed. One thing that the armies of Isengard did not have was a backup plan, Gandalf bringing reinforcements to the king has made the team balanced, causing the orcs to flee into the forest of Ents. Theoden and Aragorn display the most gain of honour, Theoden drastically after being released of the