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Old 05-13-2003, 09:46 AM   #21
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Originally posted by Psycho Kitty
couldnt it also be that in lord of the rings saurons power is much much bigger then it was when the hobbit took place. so like the ring was more awake in a way then it was during bilbos time. that would explain why the more evil powers of the ring become more of an issue to frodo and arent really stressed in the hobbit. during the hobbit the whole dynamic between sauron/mordor and the ring isnt nearly as intense.
I was wondering if this would be mentioned. Looked like you beat me to it anyway. I think this is the case. You can see this happening all throughout Sam and Frodo's journey through Mordor. At one point either Frodo or Sam takes note of the different intensity of the Ring's power and the explanation is given that the Ring is getting closer to the master as the master becomes more powerful as well.
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