Talk:Sauron
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[edit] Sauron after the Third Age
The article says that Sauron could, in the end of days, possibly reforge the One Ring and control even Morgoth himself. As far as I know, The One Ring gave Sauron the dominion of the Rings of Power. Since the Rings of Power were essentially destroyed at the end of the Third Age, The One Ring wouldn't even give him any more power than he already had unless he somehow tricked the free peoples to reforge the Rings again. Furthermore, Morgoth took no part in the forging of the Rings which means that Sauron never could control him through the Ring.--66.31.40.222 01:22, 20 March 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Picture
I think you guys should use a picture from the fellowship movie of Sauron, that would be bettter than just that picture of the eye
[edit] video
I was trying to find a good video of Sauron on youtube, all I got was this family guy skit lol Gimli 12:46, 2 January 2007 (UTC)..
Of all things to get the eye, why did you have to go with the stupid, pathetic, juvinille, Simpsons Rip-off, Family Guy??--{{SUBST:Template:The evil O,malley sig}} 22:37, 23 March 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Eye of Sauron
I think that the lower picture of the tower of Barad-Dur should have a caption of "The tower of Barad-Dur, on top of which is the Eye of Sauron.", instead of "The Eye of Sauron". Norn Guy 19:41, 24 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Concerns
It sould say somewhere that the eye of Sauron is not confirmed to be a huge eye on Barad-Dur, it could be his spirit or something, or a figure of speech. tolkien never said the eye was an eye literaly! --The Evil O'malley 20:14, 6 August 2007 (UTC)
I think it should say how it was written that Sauron would be brought back by Morgoth near the end of time/ world
[edit] Balrog?
Is Sauron a Balrog? Because it says Balrogs are fallen Maiar, which Sauron is. And on page 347, Legolas says "'It was a Balrog of Morgoth,' said Legolas; 'of all elf-banes the most deadly, save the One who sits in the Dark Tower.'"Petron 15:05, 21 March 2008 (UTC)Petron
- Sauron and Balrogs are both fallen Maiar. Sauron is in a differnt 'physical' presence in Middle-earth than a Balrog. Therefore Sauron is not a Balrog but in a form of his own as a Maiar spirit; the balrogs are maiar who have taken a 'demon' like form.-- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 19:06, 21 March 2008 (UTC)
- Thanks, that makes sense.Petron 01:52, 23 March 2008 (UTC)Petron
[edit] Lifespan
in the infobox Sauron's lifespan is said to end on the day the One Ring was cast into the cracks of Mount Doom. technically this is incorrect. Sauron was not destroyed, but he was forever diminished to a 'spirit of malice' that would wander the wastes, etc. etc. 72.0.72.121 01:53, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
Evil can never truly be destroyed, and Sauron being an evil of such power cannot be hindered forever, even with the destruction of his ring. His power will grow over time, and he will return.
(Evil can never truly be destroyed, and Sauron being an evil of such power cannot be hindered forever, even with the destruction of his ring. His power will grow over time, and he will return.) Probably not true! When you're dead, you're dead. And yes evil can be destroyed.Sporefan102 23:43, 25 March 2009 (UTC)
[edit] Does Sauron Live after the Third Age?
The One Ring wouldn't give Sauron control over Morgoth. Don't be silly. —The preceding unsigned comment was summoned by 72.156.255.3 (talk • contribs).
- For this to be on the main Sauron page is sould be rewritten - Razor77 18:15, 10 June 2009 (UTC)
