He gave nine of them to great lords and warriors of Men, including three Númenóreans, and one Easterling king. These were locked away in one of the safes of Eregion, but sixteen of them were captured by Sauron.
Nineteen Rings of Power were made in Eregion, forged by Celebrimbor. Kings of Men with their Rings of Power, as seen in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring In fact, it would have had the opposite effect as it would make them visible only to Sauron. Even though he tried to feed them to Shelob, their journey would have been significantly harder without his help.No, for even if a Nazgûl were to wear the One Ring, it would not make them any more visible than they already were, since they were already invisible to mortals. Gollum and his fractured personality ended up leading Frodo and Sam into Mordor. My heart tells me that Gollum has some part to play yet, for good or ill…" And it turned out that Gandalf was right.
The book quote was slightly different, but in The Fellowship of the Ring movie, he told Frodo, "Do not be too eager to deal out death in judgment. Granted, Gollum murdered Deagol to get the Ring, but if he hadn't taken it under the mountains, Sauron or Saruman would have found it and risen to power much sooner.Īnother reason that Gollum was really a hero involved one of Gandalf's most famous quotes. During that time, both Sauron and Saruman were searching for it in the Gladden Fields (where Isildur lost it). To begin with, Gollum kept the Ring hidden for almost 500 years. Yet, Gollum is definitely a hero in his own right. It's also worth honoring Sam's heroics on the slopes of Mount Doom. Let's be clear that no one is arguing that Frodo didn't carry a great burden during his time with the Ring.
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