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[Lord of the Rings]How would things have changed if they sent Faramir instead of Boromir?

Gondor sends Faramir to the fellowship meeting, How do things change?
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Boromir finds a boat wading down the Anduin River. He sees the body of his brother Faramir, to his utmost grief. During an ambush on the Haradrim, he stumbles upon Frodo and Sam. He is surprised and takes them to questioning. Frodo identifies himself and Sam as Hobbits from Imaldris, alongside Faramir and the rest of the Fellowship. 

Boromir eventually discovers the presence of the One Ring. He takes it from the Ring Bearer and manages to fight off the Orcs at the Battle of Osgilliath. He enters Minas Tirith to celebrate his victory with his father Denethor, the Steward of Gondor. Days later, Gandalf bears news of Rohan to Gondor about the movement of Sauron. He finds a new king has been crowned, one who bears a *precious* power. A new Dark Lord arises.