To: LinnieBeth
Why is it that anyone who puts on the ring turns invisible EXCEPT for Sauron?
30 posted on
12/26/2012 6:14:17 AM PST by
rfreedom4u
(I have a copy of the Constitution! And I'm not afraid to use it!)
To: rfreedom4u
Sauron was fully evil - he existed in both the shadow world that Bilbo disappears into and in the “real world”.
That’s how I would answer the question, although I admit I have never really thought too much about that before! ;-P
35 posted on
12/26/2012 6:40:46 AM PST by
MortMan
(Disarming the sheep only emboldens the wolves.)
To: rfreedom4u; MortMan
"Why is it that anyone who puts on the ring turns invisible EXCEPT for Sauron?" Because the ring WAS Sauron. He poured himself into it. In a sense, the ring was possessed by Sauron. When he had it, he was still fully himself. When someone else tried to use it, then Sauron-in-the-ring would twist and overpower their nature. And as long as the ring existed, part of Sauron was still alive and could recover.
40 posted on
12/26/2012 7:00:13 AM PST by
Mr Rogers
(America is becoming California, and California is becoming Detroit. Detroit is already hell.)
To: rfreedom4u
"Why is it that anyone who puts on the ring turns invisible EXCEPT for Sauron?"
Hmm....Could it be it is his ring? He created it and willed some of his power into it. It's lost and therefore his lost of power is what weakened him and its destruction is what destroys him in the end.
47 posted on
12/26/2012 7:38:00 AM PST by
Kartographer
("We mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor.")
To: rfreedom4u
Why is it that anyone who puts on the ring turns invisible EXCEPT for Sauron? Sauron can actually control the ring, rather than just being affected by it.
By the way, he was not the only one. In the books, Tom Bombadil put the ring on without disappearing.
62 posted on
12/26/2012 11:07:25 AM PST by
Sloth
(Rather than a lesser Evil, I voted for Goode.)
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