This interaction gives Hurin and Morgoth vibes: "This last I say to you, thrall Morgoth," said Hurin, "and it comes not from the lore of the Eldar, but is put into my heart this hour. You are not the Lord of Men, and shall not be, though all Arda and Menel fall in your dominion. Beyond the Circles of the World you shall not pursue those who refuse you." "Beyond the Circles of the World I will not pursue them," said Morgoth. "For beyond the Circles of the World there is Nothing. But within them they shall not escape me, until they enter into Nothing." "You lie," said Hurin. "You shall see and you shall confess that I do not lie," said Morgoth.
Sauron crying is deep, he killed a fellow smith who, basically said the same thing to him as mairon would have as celebrimbor is alot like sauron before he fell. This whole scene is good because its like sauron killing mairon for good and becoming the opposite of order. Deep down he knew celebrimbor was right but is using his maia powers to achieve a cope far beyond our understanding
@@rohilnagar6991 I think that he was speaking partly by reflecting himself. Celebrimbor himself was too obsessed to create something magneficent and it blinded him the danger his kingdom was facing. The same way Sauron became obsessed to posses all the rings and create something that would bind them together. And in his eagerness he transfered a lot of his powers to the one ring. This lead him first to fall to the last alliance and then to Frodo. So in summary rings became his obsessio and this obsession destroyed him. Imagine if Sauron would not have created the one ring. He would have still a lot of power during the third age.Not perhaps Nazguls but he would have more options to plan his conquest. But no, during the third age he could only rely his underlings to do his will.
In Tolkiens lore Elves in particular get a vision of the future at the time of death…so no he may not have seen Frodo himself he absolutely saw that one ring would end up being Sauron’s demise…thats why he got so emotional after he said that and impaled him
Sauron created the rings, including the One, as a swift and efficient way to dominate Middle Earth. It externalized and amplified his power, but also made him completely dependent upon it. Tolkien says even Sauron could not have brought harm upon or undone the One Ring. His undoing was his need for perfection and efficiency.
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This interaction gives Hurin and Morgoth vibes:
"This last I say to you, thrall Morgoth," said Hurin, "and it comes not from the lore of the Eldar, but is put into my heart this hour. You are not the Lord of Men, and shall not be, though all Arda and Menel fall in your dominion. Beyond the Circles of the World you shall not pursue those who refuse you."
"Beyond the Circles of the World I will not pursue them," said Morgoth. "For beyond the Circles of the World there is Nothing. But within them they shall not escape me, until they enter into Nothing."
"You lie," said Hurin.
"You shall see and you shall confess that I do not lie," said Morgoth.
Sauron crying is deep, he killed a fellow smith who, basically said the same thing to him as mairon would have as celebrimbor is alot like sauron before he fell. This whole scene is good because its like sauron killing mairon for good and becoming the opposite of order. Deep down he knew celebrimbor was right but is using his maia powers to achieve a cope far beyond our understanding
the crying wasnt scripted, the actor started to tear up from the emotion during the scene and they just kept it in.
Sauron crying is joke.
Celebrimbor was right. Because the one ring was all that was needed to destroy Sauron.
but how can he forsee the frodo will destroy Sauron
@@rohilnagar6991 I think that he was speaking partly by reflecting himself. Celebrimbor himself was too obsessed to create something magneficent and it blinded him the danger his kingdom was facing. The same way Sauron became obsessed to posses all the rings and create something that would bind them together. And in his eagerness he transfered a lot of his powers to the one ring. This lead him first to fall to the last alliance and then to Frodo. So in summary rings became his obsessio and this obsession destroyed him.
Imagine if Sauron would not have created the one ring. He would have still a lot of power during the third age.Not perhaps Nazguls but he would have more options to plan his conquest. But no, during the third age he could only rely his underlings to do his will.
In Tolkiens lore Elves in particular get a vision of the future at the time of death…so no he may not have seen Frodo himself he absolutely saw that one ring would end up being Sauron’s demise…thats why he got so emotional after he said that and impaled him
Sauron created the rings, including the One, as a swift and efficient way to dominate Middle Earth. It externalized and amplified his power, but also made him completely dependent upon it. Tolkien says even Sauron could not have brought harm upon or undone the One Ring. His undoing was his need for perfection and efficiency.
"I helped shape the destiny of Middle Earth. I crafted the Rings of Power"
SHADOW OF MORGOTH !!!!!
The way he lifts and holds him up is so scary holy shit
In the Book, Celebrembor have been held and killed by Sauron in Mordor after the fall of Eregion.
Talion enters the chat
"You are banished from death Ranger, a curse binds us within the walls of Arda"
Poor Brimbo Forgins from Eregionshire 😥
somehow the way he killed celly in the games was more brutal and impactful even tho there was almost no dialog
Now he just needed to say The Hobbit and all three series would be name dropped. What utter schlock.