Feb 6, 2018 · Fly, you fools. What did Gandalf mean when he said "Fly, you fools" just before falling down with the Balrog? If this was about using the eagles, what would have been a logical plan?

Jul 31, 2022 · He could have just said "run". Though to be fair, "fly, you fools" does get the message across in the first syllable. Reply reply Formal_Drop526 • Reply reply More repliesMore replies …

Jun 6, 2016 · There's a theory that Gandalf wanted Frodo to take the Eagles into Mordor, but kept it to himself so Saurumon's scouts didn't catch word of it. This is why he wanted to go through the …

Dec 26, 2015 · But for English speakers the R in Aragorn would not be that pronounced. And Gandalf says 'fly' because he wants the Fellowship to flee. It's probably just a bit of language typical of …

Nov 12, 2021 · I’ve never understood why Gandalf says “Fly, you fools.” This is not a troll post, this is 100% genuine. At no point prior to that moment does he allude to the crew being dumb or lacking of …

Mar 29, 2016 · I always used to think Gandalf's famous line from The Lord of the Rings before he falls into Moria was "Run, you fools!". Not only me, my friends and my brothers remember this but also …

Feb 6, 2022 · I remember Gandalf saying "Run you fools" in fellowship of the ring. But its "Fly you fools". Anyone else remember it that way?

May 21, 2018 · Gandalf: Over the bridge! Fly! That's it. Fly. Hurry over the bridge. The context of fly you fools has nothing to do with flying, or eagles, or any other nonsense. You all know this, fly=run like …

Nov 11, 2012 · He says ''Fly, you fools'' hoping at least one of the fellowship understands what he really means... but they don't. He falls and fights the Balrog. Meanwhile the fellowship escapes Moria and …

I went to watch this during its opening weekend and have spent this entire time believing it was “run, you fools” until I done my quarterly rewatch last weekend, with subtitles on and was confused when it …