No, boy-Frodo is not the same as grown-up Frodo, especially for the swoon-factor.
Well there is boy-Frodo and there is boy Frodo.
I don't know if you were looking at this LJ when I did them, but when I posted my screencap series for Elijah Wood in "Ridiculous Thoughts" and "Flipper," I confessed that I appreciated them as fodder for my brain imagining "young teen-aged Frodo" as if he were starring in Willow-wode's RoP: The Hall. Which means I was not looking at them innocently, even if her Frodo is a kid, strictly speaking. He's a kid with a libido as big as Middle-earth, with angst enough to make him desparate to use it. I am grateful Willow has allowed me to become engrossed in her tween-Frodo's relationship with Mac, where he has been working it off.
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Date: 2006-04-19 01:12 pm (UTC)Well there is boy-Frodo and there is boy Frodo.
I don't know if you were looking at this LJ when I did them, but when I posted my screencap series for Elijah Wood in "Ridiculous Thoughts" and "Flipper," I confessed that I appreciated them as fodder for my brain imagining "young teen-aged Frodo" as if he were starring in Willow-wode's RoP: The Hall. Which means I was not looking at them innocently, even if her Frodo is a kid, strictly speaking. He's a kid with a libido as big as Middle-earth, with angst enough to make him desparate to use it. I am grateful Willow has allowed me to become engrossed in her tween-Frodo's relationship with Mac, where he has been working it off.