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elfling · 10-12-2002, 08:49 PM

To the queation abouth Gandolf "wanting to go through Moria" even in the book he didn't "want" to go but he wasn't scared to go. He must have known that it was the only way to get them there. Isengard was too dangerous to go near and if they went to Minus Tireth(spelling?) then the ring would probably not make it out of there due to Borimir's desire to use it.( I'm sure his dad would have tried to use it,too) He knew,I'm sure what he had to face and felt it was the only way to go. He may ahve even known the outcome.

10-12-2002, 08:49 PM	#13
elfling Haunting Spirit Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: asheville,nc Posts: 86	To the queation abouth Gandolf "wanting to go through Moria" even in the book he didn't "want" to go but he wasn't scared to go. He must have known that it was the only way to get them there. Isengard was too dangerous to go near and if they went to Minus Tireth(spelling?) then the ring would probably not make it out of there due to Borimir's desire to use it.( I'm sure his dad would have tried to use it,too) He knew,I'm sure what he had to face and felt it was the only way to go. He may ahve even known the outcome. __________________ And I shall not be dark, but beautiful and terrible as the morning and the night...All shall love me and despair!