Narya the Great? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Sillabub · 05-17-2003, 11:24 AM

Supposedly Gandalf received Narya (the elven ring of fire) from some old dude from the Grey Havens (as far as I'm concerned he's not an elf so therefore he shouldn't have it, and he STOLE it from it's rightful bearer). Narya is represented originally as a gold ring with a clear red stone set in it. It is the predominant ring on the cover of FOTR (on the version I have). But what I don't get is why the rings of Men don't have names or descriptions. And what if one or 2 of them weren't captured by sauron?

05-17-2003, 11:24 AM	#4
Sillabub Wight Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: GONDOR!! Posts: 138	Supposedly Gandalf received Narya (the elven ring of fire) from some old dude from the Grey Havens (as far as I'm concerned he's not an elf so therefore he shouldn't have it, and he STOLE it from it's rightful bearer). Narya is represented originally as a gold ring with a clear red stone set in it. It is the predominant ring on the cover of FOTR (on the version I have). But what I don't get is why the rings of Men don't have names or descriptions. And what if one or 2 of them weren't captured by sauron? __________________ They were holding umbrellas. Not just any umbrellas- BLACK umbrellas. Not just ANY black umbrellas- these were...(knuckle-biting time) the BLACK UMBRELLAS OF DEATH!!!!! cue sinister music

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