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Lindril Arvilya · 11-18-2002, 10:22 PM

Warning: This is all out of my head.
If Morgoth's spirit was "unbreakable"- because of his Vala ability to "reincarnate"- then could it be that only another spirit could kill his? I wouldn't expect a living mortal or immortal to be able to kill a god. But how about the dead? Would that not give Turin a bit of an advantage in that he can't die if he's already dead? Perhaps Morgoth would have some sort of weakness to that. Sorry about my digression, I was just typing as I wrote.

11-18-2002, 10:22 PM	#20
Lindril Arvilya Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: In a box at the end of Harrison Ford's street, with a pair of binoculars Posts: 332	Warning: This is all out of my head. If Morgoth's spirit was "unbreakable"- because of his Vala ability to "reincarnate"- then could it be that only another spirit could kill his? I wouldn't expect a living mortal or immortal to be able to kill a god. But how about the dead? Would that not give Turin a bit of an advantage in that he can't die if he's already dead? Perhaps Morgoth would have some sort of weakness to that. Sorry about my digression, I was just typing as I wrote. __________________ Neo, watch out! Trinity's going to steal your pants! Pants thief! Pants thief!