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Haunted Halfling
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: an uncounted length of steps--floating between air molecules
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The Ring of Sauron which might shed some light on the question. Also, my own view of Sauron at the end of the First Age is one of a fearful and unconfident being; after all, he was bested by Luthien and Huan, and soundly, too. I can see why he would feel himself to be on shaky ground power-wise, as the Second Age dawned. (Not to mention that the Valar gave him a dressing-down that would only have increased his bitterness and hunger for more power). Sorry I can't add more at the moment...must dash! ![]() Cheers, Lyta
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