Moria Balrog - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

12-09-2001, 10:36 PM

I agree with elenhin. but it would make sense that the Ring attracted the Balrog. The Ring has a mind of its own. If the Balrog was the bearer, it would become part of an evil host which is similar to itself. The Ring has no good in it. So if the balrog weilded it, then the Ring would be alot more comfortable and on its way to its master no doubt.

But i have a question about the Balrog. I cant remember it completely but i beleive it said in Book I "The Fellowship" that there was also a Balrog in the dark Tower. If that was so... wouldnt it have been involved somewhere in the battle where the King Nazgul was killed?

sorry if that question is hard to understand. Its been a while since i read the books.

12-09-2001, 10:36 PM	#6
Thaurarda Guest Posts: n/a	I agree with elenhin. but it would make sense that the Ring attracted the Balrog. The Ring has a mind of its own. If the Balrog was the bearer, it would become part of an evil host which is similar to itself. The Ring has no good in it. So if the balrog weilded it, then the Ring would be alot more comfortable and on its way to its master no doubt. But i have a question about the Balrog. I cant remember it completely but i beleive it said in Book I "The Fellowship" that there was also a Balrog in the dark Tower. If that was so... wouldnt it have been involved somewhere in the battle where the King Nazgul was killed? sorry if that question is hard to understand. Its been a while since i read the books.