(What If?) Enemies of the 4th Age - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

claudea99 · 03-27-2008, 09:58 PM

In the history of men, whether fiction or non-fiction, there are never a lack of villians.

A previous poster states: "I've always had a liking for Radagast". Me too. It seems he is likable, but in the wrong place at the wrong time. A good story would be the 3rd age from Radagast viewpoint. I've always had a thought that since he so knowlegable of flora and fauna, and the master of shape an hue, he may be able to find the Entwives -- and perhaps if they were lost for so long, perhaps it is because they were disgruntled and didn't want to be found. Maybe the good Radagast in the 4th age might broker a reunion at the end? Perhaps maybe turn other good works by clumsy mistake?

03-27-2008, 09:58 PM	#1
claudea99 Newly Deceased Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 5	In the history of men, whether fiction or non-fiction, there are never a lack of villians. A previous poster states: "I've always had a liking for Radagast". Me too. It seems he is likable, but in the wrong place at the wrong time. A good story would be the 3rd age from Radagast viewpoint. I've always had a thought that since he so knowlegable of flora and fauna, and the master of shape an hue, he may be able to find the Entwives -- and perhaps if they were lost for so long, perhaps it is because they were disgruntled and didn't want to be found. Maybe the good Radagast in the 4th age might broker a reunion at the end? Perhaps maybe turn other good works by clumsy mistake?