In Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy, the fellowship travels to Mordor, to mount Doom to destroy the ring. They are led by Gandalf. Obviously it was not the plan that Gandalf was lost and the fellowship broken. But suppose even with Gandalf dead, and the rest of the Fellowship reaching the Emyn Muil and dead Marshes, what would have been the way into Mordor? The Black Gate seems well defended, both in the books and the movie, Cirith Ungol makes Gandalf the White sudder, and wish they had chosen a different path, and Minas Morgul is under constant watch of the Nazgul. How had Gandalf planned the infiltration in Mordor with these paths blocked?
P.S. I asked myself this a long time ago, before the movies came out, but since I only know this site a few days, I am only asking this now.
2006-07-16
23:50:05
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Jonathan
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