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Old 10-22-2003, 10:05 AM   #17
Arwen1858
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Then how would Elrond have been different from Sauron in the long run? Sauron was guilty of inflicting his will on the free peoples of Middle-Earth, enslaving them and killing them. If Elrond had murdered Isildur, he would have been guilty of the same crime
I agree, for that very reason. I don't think Elrond should have pushed Isildur in for that very reason. Murder is murder.

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Nor was Elrond's view of the future like ours of the past. Sauron was defeated; Middle-Earth had peace for a long time after the Ring was lost.
And since Sauron was defeated, Middle-earth wasn't in any great danger. For Elrond to push Isildur in would have been murder, and it would have been wrong.
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