Why is it important that Sauron not be allowed to gain possession of the One Ring How can he be prevented from acquiring it?

How can he be prevented from acquiring it? It is important that Sauron does not get the Ring because if he gets the Ring, he would enslave everyone and find the other rings and then kill the Elves. If it is destroyed in Mt Doom, he can never find it. Once he got the ring he became a monster possessed by the ring.

Why did Gandalf not accompany Frodo when he left the Shire?

He didn’t have time on his side, he didn’t have enough friends on his side, the friends he had were not enough, and there were too many spies for Frodo to go unmarked through Middle Earth without being noticed.

What would happen if Gandalf died?

What happened to Gandalf when he died? When Gandalf died, his divine being left his set physical form, and about 20 days later, he was returned to life. “Darkness took me;” he says to Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli in The Two Towers, “and I strayed out of thought and time, and I wandered far on roads that I will not tell.

Would Gandalf have been worse than Sauron?

“Gandalf as Ring-Lord would have been far worse than Sauron. He would have remained ‘righteous’, but self-righteous. Thus while Sauron multiplied evil, he left ‘good’ clearly distinguishable from it. Gandalf would have made good detestable and seem evil.”

What happened to Arwen?

In the year 121 of the Fourth Age, after Aragorn’s death, Arwen died of a broken heart at Cerin Amroth in Lórien, and was buried there one year after the death of Aragorn, to whom she had been wedded for 122 years. She was 2901 years old.

How does Gandalf go from GREY to white?

Despite his background, Gandalf the Grey chose to roam Middle-Earth in his battered Grey Robes and kept his true powers hidden. He returned in The Two Towers as Gandalf the White, a similar but seemingly more powerful being. It was that resurrection that Gandalf transformed from Gandalf the Grey to Gandalf the White.

What happened to Frodo in The Lord of the Rings?

Frodo, wearing the Ring, ran up a platform (no chair is seen) and the only vision he experienced was of Barad-dúr and the Eye. Confronted by the Eye and voice of Sauron, Frodo yanked off the Ring and fell off the platform. Unlike the book, he then met Aragorn and told Aragorn he must leave.

How old was Frodo when he sat on Amon Hen?

The high seat upon Amon Hen had been made in the days of the great kings, according to Aragorn. The high seat was built before the time of the Stewards, which meant that when Frodo sat there it was at a minimum 969 years old.

Where is Amon Hen in The Hobbit?

Amon Hen was the westernmost of the three peaks at the southern end of Nen Hithoel; the others being Tol Brandir and Amon Lhaw. Atop Amon Hen was an ancient chair, the Seat of Seeing, built within a great circular stone-paved court surrounded by a battlement, all of which was in ruins when visited by Frodo Baggins.

What happened at the seat of seeing in Lord of the Rings?

The scene at the Seat of Seeing is altered and condensed. Frodo, wearing the Ring, ran up a platform (no chair is seen) and the only vision he experienced was of Barad-dúr and the Eye. Confronted by the Eye and voice of Sauron, Frodo yanked off the Ring and fell off the platform.