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See, now ... the Witch-King was the one who thought no living man could kill him, Glorfindel's prophecy has nothing to do with that.
It's not like the W-K actually heard Glorfindel say that. He probably didn't. He just assumed he was immortal in every way, not just prolonged, wraithy life.
And he assumed wrong.
Meanwhile, Glorfindel's prophecy remains true, but has nothing to do with the quote "No living man may hinder me."
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