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Nilpaurion Felagund · 03-17-2004, 08:20 PM

Would the Valar really attack Sauron, as they had with Morgoth? I don't think so. Why? They'd risk sinking the entire North-west of Middle-earth! They know their powers, and it's not suited for such a place. Violent upheavals of the tectonic plates - jk - have resulted from the battles fought by the Ainur on Middle-earth.

Sauron knows all this, or at least he'd seen enough evidence to dispel any notions of an attack from Valinor. So he's probably use Morgoth as symbol for men under his own dominion, if fear of him is not enough to sway their convictions that evil is...well...good. That's probably all the purpose Sauron had for Morgoth.

03-17-2004, 08:20 PM	#9
Nilpaurion Felagund Scion of The Faithful Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: The brink, where hope and despair are akin. [The Philippines] Posts: 5,312	Re: Sauron against the Powers... Would the Valar really attack Sauron, as they had with Morgoth? I don't think so. Why? They'd risk sinking the entire North-west of Middle-earth! They know their powers, and it's not suited for such a place. Violent upheavals of the tectonic plates - jk - have resulted from the battles fought by the Ainur on Middle-earth. Sauron knows all this, or at least he'd seen enough evidence to dispel any notions of an attack from Valinor. So he's probably use Morgoth as symbol for men under his own dominion, if fear of him is not enough to sway their convictions that evil is...well...good. That's probably all the purpose Sauron had for Morgoth. __________________ フェンリス鴨 (Fenrisu Kamo) The plot, cut, defeated. I intend to copy this sig forever - so far so good... Last edited by Nilpaurion Felagund; 03-17-2004 at 08:26 PM.