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Olorin_TLA · 12-21-2003, 10:41 AM

Actually, when Gandalf comes back in Fangorn he says in the Book that Frodo has moved beyond his sight. He doesn't even know Sam is travelling with Frodo until Aragorn (or one of the others) tells him in Fangorn.<P>I doubt it's the enemy blocking him, as Frodo was only in the hills of the EMyn Muil then, quite a distance from Mordor...more likely it's simply that Frodo os physically too far away from them for them to be able to help or tell what is going on anymore.

12-21-2003, 10:41 AM	#6
Olorin_TLA Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Gardens of Lórien, Valinor. Posts: 420	Actually, when Gandalf comes back in Fangorn he says in the Book that Frodo has moved beyond his sight. He doesn't even know Sam is travelling with Frodo until Aragorn (or one of the others) tells him in Fangorn.<P>I doubt it's the enemy blocking him, as Frodo was only in the hills of the EMyn Muil then, quite a distance from Mordor...more likely it's simply that Frodo os physically too far away from them for them to be able to help or tell what is going on anymore. __________________ "For I am Olórin! And Olórin means me!" ELENDIL! - Join "Forth Tolkiengas!"