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<font color=white> My opinion is that at the moment, wings or no wings, balrogs certainly didn't appear to fly.
Part of me feels this argument is pointless, as the only person who would be able to clear it up is Tolkien himself. The other point, is that Tolkien's view of Balrogs changed over the years, as stated in Michael Martinez's essay. Saying this however - he didn't actually provide any textual evidence so it's debatable. Quote:
~*Varda Elentari*~ [ July 15, 2002: Message edited by: *Varda* ]
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