Of Bombadillos and Balrogs - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

inglorion · 12-24-2001, 02:37 PM

Ok people, let´s face it: there are passages in the book that imply the Moria-Balrog has wings, however they are not very conclusive. There are passages in the book that imply the Moria-Balrog has no wings, however they are not very conclusive either.
So, in my humble opinion there is no final answer possible, only what you believe to be the right one, and that belief is founded on your own imagination. Strange are the workings of our brains that we can interpret things so differently, but that of course is the whole fun of it; how dull would life be if we all had the same imagination.

As for Tom I have no solution either I´m afraid, but if you insist on classifying him then I would put him in the same section as Ungoliant (probably the only two in that section I can think of): under U of Unexplained [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

greetings, gildor

12-24-2001, 02:37 PM	#28
inglorion Haunting Spirit Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Hollandia Posts: 55	Ok people, let´s face it: there are passages in the book that imply the Moria-Balrog has wings, however they are not very conclusive. There are passages in the book that imply the Moria-Balrog has no wings, however they are not very conclusive either. So, in my humble opinion there is no final answer possible, only what you believe to be the right one, and that belief is founded on your own imagination. Strange are the workings of our brains that we can interpret things so differently, but that of course is the whole fun of it; how dull would life be if we all had the same imagination. As for Tom I have no solution either I´m afraid, but if you insist on classifying him then I would put him in the same section as Ungoliant (probably the only two in that section I can think of): under U of Unexplained [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] greetings, gildor __________________ Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards for they are subtle and quick to anger.