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Old 08-13-2012, 09:11 PM   #16
jallanite
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Very interesting but why then did the One Ring have power over them?
Because Sauron, the foremost expert in the power of the Great Rings, made it to have power over the other Great Rings.

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PS: I can't help but wonder this... If the Greater Ring's of Power were never designed for mortals why then were they given to them?
Because Sauron saw that immortal and invisible Men completely under his control would be useful servants/slaves. The Elves may not have even considered giving rings to humans. But Sauron, as it later turned out, had a different agenda than did his Elvish helpers.
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