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alatar · 10-04-2006, 08:05 AM

I did read last night, in the Return of the King, that when the Nazgul withdrawal from their attack on Faramir's retreat, due to the coming of Gandalf, that it states something like (and maybe someone can provide the exact text) the Witch-King did not want to contest the White power at that time. This, to me, means that the Witch-King would eventually go after Gandalf, the Boss for the good side, but did not do so rashly as his foe would not be easily defeated.

10-04-2006, 08:05 AM	#305
alatar Doubting Dwimmerlaik Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Heaven's basement Posts: 2,466	I did read last night, in the Return of the King, that when the Nazgul withdrawal from their attack on Faramir's retreat, due to the coming of Gandalf, that it states something like (and maybe someone can provide the exact text) the Witch-King did not want to contest the White power at that time. This, to me, means that the Witch-King would eventually go after Gandalf, the Boss for the good side, but did not do so rashly as his foe would not be easily defeated. __________________ There is naught that you can do, other than to resist, with hope or without it.