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Ghost Prince of Cardolan
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I always thought it was the same wind from the Sea that hastened Aragorn's arrival upriver, and that later on dispelled the clouds of Mordor enough to let Sam and Frodo get their glimpse of light.
Elrond's power (which is supposed to be associated with wind) seems pretty localized. Galadriel's, too, unless you want to credit F&S's speaking in tongues to osanwe with her (which I'm not willing to do). And Gandalf is not really in the position at this point to oversee or foresee anything so far as drumming up a wind from the sea so that it'll reach the battle exactly when he confronts the WK. I would attribute it to one of the higher Powers, as you suggest, who are rarely mentioned in LotR itself: Quote:
And this just became XXX-posting.
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Got corsets? Last edited by Mnemosyne; 07-09-2009 at 03:02 PM. Reason: crossposted twoways |
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