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[Lord of the Rings] At the formation of the Fellowship, Gandalf and Elrond sense Boromir's corruptibility and choose not to include him in the group. What changes? Does the Ring still reach Mt. Doom? How does Gondor react?
gpt
I have to take issue with the premise: the entire fellowship is corruptible. *Everybody* is corruptible except maybe Tom Bombadil. Bilbo and Frodo got corrupted, Gandalf was afraid of getting corrupted and went out of his way to avoid temptation and contact as much as possible.

Boromir is the one who happened to get swayed for a particularly inopportune moment. Nothing more or less than that. There is nothing special about him for them to sense.