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the guy who be short · 06-17-2003, 02:05 PM

The Prophecy of Mandos concerning the Fate of The Lord of th Rings.

This knowledge have I, Jay, acknowledged by meditation and prayer to Mandos.

The Lord of the Rings fans are many, yet too few. For many ages, more shall be born, yet ever too few. They will be scattered, divided, leaderless. And one by one, the lines of their children shall fail, until the utmost end, when none shall be left who believe in Eru or the Valar. Then shall be the last singing, and the greatest, and the secrets of Dead Men shall be revealed to all. And Morgoth should enter again, but be stricken by Turin and Fionwe and Fingolfin. Then shall He be defeated utterly, and thence will follow the utmost end, and the glory of Eru Iluvatar revealed to all.

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06-17-2003, 02:05 PM	#1
the guy who be short Shadowed Prince Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Thulcandra Posts: 2,343	The Prophecy of Mandos concerning the Fate of The Lord of th Rings. This knowledge have I, Jay, acknowledged by meditation and prayer to Mandos. The Lord of the Rings fans are many, yet too few. For many ages, more shall be born, yet ever too few. They will be scattered, divided, leaderless. And one by one, the lines of their children shall fail, until the utmost end, when none shall be left who believe in Eru or the Valar. Then shall be the last singing, and the greatest, and the secrets of Dead Men shall be revealed to all. And Morgoth should enter again, but be stricken by Turin and Fionwe and Fingolfin. Then shall He be defeated utterly, and thence will follow the utmost end, and the glory of Eru Iluvatar revealed to all.