03-15-2009, 09:34 AM | #19 | |
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Regarding b, we don't know that the command came from inside the room, only that Frodo felt like that was probably the case. The implication of this feeling being stated twice in the text could simply mean the command came from close by...just outside for instance. For c, we don't know that the Ring can't make it's wearer want to put it on; in fact many of us strongly suspect that it can embrace opportunities, whether "pinged" or not. And though it is unlikely that a Nazgul was in the room, we don't know that d is true for a fact; and in light of the uncertainty regarding b, it doesn't really matter.
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