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Silmiel of Imladris · 09-02-2003, 07:14 PM

I kind of agree with you two. Sauron must keep part of himself as an eyeball so he can see everything and part of himself in a more solid form. If he can take physical form without the ring I feel that he would be a lot weaker and ghost like, similar to the Nazgul. For Sauron seems quite like a Nazgul because I remember Gandalf saying that you couldn't true kill Sauron but if the ring was destroyed his spirit would be sent to the darkest depths of the earth where it would naw on itself. (I can't remember Gandalf's exact words but I think you get the idea )

09-02-2003, 07:14 PM	#22
Silmiel of Imladris Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Looking into a crystal ball- still see nothing Posts: 395	I kind of agree with you two. Sauron must keep part of himself as an eyeball so he can see everything and part of himself in a more solid form. If he can take physical form without the ring I feel that he would be a lot weaker and ghost like, similar to the Nazgul. For Sauron seems quite like a Nazgul because I remember Gandalf saying that you couldn't true kill Sauron but if the ring was destroyed his spirit would be sent to the darkest depths of the earth where it would naw on itself. (I can't remember Gandalf's exact words but I think you get the idea ) __________________ Legolas 20 ales later: I feel something, a slight tingling in my fingers. I think it's affecting me. Figwit on his name: Are you suggesting that I have the wit of a fig?