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Alchrivëwen · 02-20-2002, 06:34 AM

Well this has been said enough and more but I agree, the two hobbits could not have made it through without each other so therefore no one can take all the credit unless it be gollum who mistakenly threw himself in the cracks ofdoom along with the Ring, Also I agree on the point of the Ring, the struggle was not physical it was mental which iswhat Sauron wanted, but also if you recal, Sauron was also captured by the Ring, which makesw me amazed that if a Maya could be captured by the Ring, would the Valar resist? and if they could would you need to be a Valar to distroy the Ring? or is it just frendship that can distroy the ring or evil in real life. youve all probably heard the term 'only love can conquer hate' personally I think that that was what Tolkien was trying to insinuate

02-20-2002, 06:34 AM	#20
Alchrivëwen Haunting Spirit Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Everywhere and aywhere, look behind you! Posts: 56	Well this has been said enough and more but I agree, the two hobbits could not have made it through without each other so therefore no one can take all the credit unless it be gollum who mistakenly threw himself in the cracks ofdoom along with the Ring, Also I agree on the point of the Ring, the struggle was not physical it was mental which iswhat Sauron wanted, but also if you recal, Sauron was also captured by the Ring, which makesw me amazed that if a Maya could be captured by the Ring, would the Valar resist? and if they could would you need to be a Valar to distroy the Ring? or is it just frendship that can distroy the ring or evil in real life. youve all probably heard the term 'only love can conquer hate' personally I think that that was what Tolkien was trying to insinuate __________________ A Elbereth Gilthoniel!