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http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ exhibitions/lordoftherings/default_flash.asp
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I think I shall be going during a weekday.
Possibly Friday
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I think I shall be going during a weekday.
Possibly Friday
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I never said you were wrong. I just didn't see it/don't remember it.
Begone mostrous hippies back to Mgarr Ix-Xini.
Begone mostrous hippies back to Mgarr Ix-Xini.
Blank wrote:
> I've read the book and didn't even know Gandalf had a ring. Well,
> obviously he had-
"...Frodo saw that Gandalf now wore openly on his hand the Third Ring, Narya the Great, and the stone was as red as fire."
> I've read the book and didn't even know Gandalf had a ring. Well,
> obviously he had-
"...Frodo saw that Gandalf now wore openly on his hand the Third Ring, Narya the Great, and the stone was as red as fire."
I know you are, but what am I?
Shut it you pretentious gay hippies.
Mr President wrote:
> Heh excellent work Stryke - nearly told them all of the main plot
> details.
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Everyone should've read LotR by now. Or they shouldn't be allowed to see the films.
> Heh excellent work Stryke - nearly told them all of the main plot
> details.
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Everyone should've read LotR by now. Or they shouldn't be allowed to see the films.
What? No it wasn't. The only symbolism there was "good" fire against "bad" fire. The Balrog has been around since the First Age, and is a different sort of Maia. Gandalf turned up at the end of the Second Age. Quiet now.
Heh excellent work Stryke - nearly told them all of the main plot details.
I also like how with Gandalf with the Ring of fire and the Balrog being a spirit of fire (and both being Maia), it was as if Gandalf was fighting a version of himself.
The sagacious one wrote:
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> Anyway: the One ring is the most powerfull, as Sauron will be able to
> bend the will of those 3 who possess the elven rings, if he were to
> possess the one ring, even though he didn't make the elven rings and
> they are indeed powerful.
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Only if they use the 3 rings to try and fight his 1 ring. They can still use them to maintain their realms (Lothlorien and Imladris. Gandalf is realmless, the hobo). But the 3 rings are linked to the 1 ring, so when the 1 ring was destroyed they fade in power. So Elrond and Galadriel and Gandalf sod off across the sea. Always good.
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> Anyway: the One ring is the most powerfull, as Sauron will be able to
> bend the will of those 3 who possess the elven rings, if he were to
> possess the one ring, even though he didn't make the elven rings and
> they are indeed powerful.
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Only if they use the 3 rings to try and fight his 1 ring. They can still use them to maintain their realms (Lothlorien and Imladris. Gandalf is realmless, the hobo). But the 3 rings are linked to the 1 ring, so when the 1 ring was destroyed they fade in power. So Elrond and Galadriel and Gandalf sod off across the sea. Always good.
Yes I've known about this exhibition for a while. Will have to trek down sometime.
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