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A Voice That Gainsayeth
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Well, yes, this idea would be possible as well. In that case, Radagast's movement to South would be probably a movement made by the White Council in their preparations to strike towards Dol Guldur, planting a scout near the targeted spot.
But I think we have said quite enough on that topic. Now, we can make a nice bridge to my next question: it seems obvious, and it has been already mentioned here, that Radagast abandoned his dwelling later. The fact that the scouting party did not find him is not much of a proof of that; he could have been just outside for a few days or weeks, let's say rallying some birds to his cause in sending help to Gandalf or Saruman. But from Gandalf's words at the Council: Quote:
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