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Forum: The Books
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Nils
Here is something from Letters concerning Sauron: Letter 183 [ May 21, 2003: Message edited by: Nils ] |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 7
Views: 4,888
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Nils
Perhaps the first born was known as 'Durin' to the outside world, but that was not his name. I'm afraid that we don't know much about the Dwarves. |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 67
Views: 17,630
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Nils
The corruption of Ea was due to the Music. It was sung wrong, therefore evil was woven into the very fabrics of Ea. From "Of the Beginning of Days" Melkor's fall was not a result of the Music. ... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 13
Views: 5,691
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Nils
I want to say that you are right about the fact that Turgon underestimated Melkor's forces, but Ulmo's warning of not falling in love with his creation keeps popping into my head. |
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Forum: The Books
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Views: 5,691
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Nils
I think it had more to do with Turgon's love for his creation. Feanor fell to a similar evil. In order to avoid destruction we must all let go of our rings of power. |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 11
Views: 4,671
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Nils
As for the Kinslayings, they did not just steal ships. The killed their family. It was one of the first murderous acts in the most peaceful, perfect land in a new world. It was a very serious crime,... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 53
Views: 14,496
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If Gollum had not died, Sauron would have recovered his ring and the quest would have been lost. There is no way anyone could willingly cast the ring into Mt. Doom. The only thing that would have... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 24
Views: 7,251
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Nils
If the discussion is about the Post-Destruction of the Ring Sauron, then I'd say he fits the rule, not the exception. The Balrogs, once killed, never came back. The only reason why Sauron was... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 24
Views: 7,251
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Nils
Sapphire_Flame, How does your comment about Sauron compare to Gandalf's quote I posted? |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 17
Views: 6,789
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Nils
I don't know, Aragorn might have been used to it seeing as some of his ancestors would have had the same problem. I can only imagine a dwarven Luthien "dancing" under the trees and Beren... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 17
Views: 6,789
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Nils
Bill, Dwarves are probably my favorite of all the races(too bad so little is written about them). Perhaps there is truth in what you say. I just thought of a reason why the Dwarves may have... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 17
Views: 6,789
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If this were true, then why did they stop the war after killing Azog? There were plenty more Orks to kill. |
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Forum: The Books
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Views: 7,251
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Nils
I would like to chime in on the enhanced Gandalf issue. According to POME, Glorfindel's power was enhanced to that of preactically a Maia. This was because his sacraficial battle with a Balrog. ... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 10
Views: 5,416
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Nils
How Gollum was able to bite the ring finger off of an invisible foe just demonstrates how Gollum was fulfilling his destiny. I don't believe Frodo failed in his quest at all. It was Frodo's job... |
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Forum: Novices and Newcomers
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Replies: 10
Views: 4,309
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Nils
Most definitely after the ring was destroyed. There were many battles after the destruction of the ring. The scouring of the Shire was just one. There was plenty to do, just as there is today. |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 28
Views: 9,287
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 28
Views: 9,287
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Nils
Only Eru can take away his gift. Do Elves become mortal simply because they live in the mortal lands? Why should it work any different going the other way? |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 28
Views: 9,287
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Nils
Do I see some revisionist beliefs in your post ainur? |
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Forum: The Books
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Perhaps the reason why was the rings increased the wealth of the dwarf that wore it. It took gold to create gold, but the ring had a positive impact in that direction. The Dwarves were created... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 28
Views: 9,287
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His pain was caused by the wound of the morgul knife, not the ring. His actions at Mt. Doom were meaningless. Besides, Gandalf already knew that Frodo was incapable of casting the ring into Mt.... |
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Forum: The Books
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Does the way the Dwarves carried out thier plan to take vengence on Azog speak directly to Dwarven Intellence? Dwarf 1: "Let's see now, where was Azog?" Dwarf 2: "In Khazad-dûm." Dwarf 1:... |
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Forum: The Books
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Replies: 28
Views: 8,129
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Thanks for the clarification and the quotes. Even using the quotes, it easy to understand how someone could misunderstand what is meant by the term 'death' in respect to Tolkien's Mythology. |
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Forum: The Books
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Views: 5,414
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I didn't read ainunidale to closely; what drove Melkor to being "Evil?" His desire to make his own way. He wanted to create his own music, not Eru's. His desire to control and become king of... |
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Forum: The Books
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Views: 5,414
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Both Eru and Aule were able to create creatures. The difference being that Aule's creation did not have free will. Therefore I believe that the Flame Imperishable is what allows a creator to impart... |
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Forum: The Books
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Views: 8,129
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Eru considered this to be a gift, not having to witness the terrible atrocities that would be committed to the planet in ages to come I don't know how good a view of the earth the Elves get from... |
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