11-08-2010, 11:44 PM | #24 |
Elven Warrior
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When I had finished the books a couple years ago I had the same question. Blackheart I think is right on. In addition I think that as Morgoth and Sauron's power was again overcome, it could only "reincarnate" to an extent. After the ring was destroyed, there was no power left to create a material form.
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