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you talk way to fast ....

Oh come on....tell the truth...Frodo had to leave because Gandalf caught frodo banging Sam's soon to be wife at Bag End...hes like TF man...Dammit Gandalf now I have to leave or you will spill the beans .....

But is it a real physical place or is it like an ethereal like kind of imaginary other type of existence

The Nazgul are going to live as long as the one ring exists. Actually, killing the witch king was a two-step process. When Merry stabbed the witch king with his barrow blade, THAT was the only way you could then kill him. That blade came out from the tombs where (in the book) the hobbits were captured by evil spirits and Tom Bombadil (also in the book) saved them. The blades were made for the wars against the witch kind a thousand or so years before and had spells that made the witch king into flesh when it wounded him. Without the barrow blade wound, Eowyn would not have been able to kill him.

“Midichlorions” lol 😂 point taken

You can ask ChatGPT

It’s actually pretty simple… and it has nothing to do with any mortal wounds from the Witch King or Shelob. As a ring barer the dark power imprints itself on to them. It becomes part of your very fabric. It also elongates your life. That power will always seek to find a way to exert itself… as such, all ring barers are required to cross to the undying lands. In the extended histories (not in the movies), even Samwise goes to the undying lands after his wife dies. It is simply too risky for a ring barer to stay in middle earth in the age of men as men would seek out the ring barer and find ways to exploit the power. With Samwise, Eleanor stayed to protect him and when his wife died, Samwise went to the Grey Havens and sailed to the undying lands.

The tip of a Morghul blade cannot be removed. Despite Elrond's medicine that saved his life, Frodo will be killed as the blade tip slowly makes its way to his heart. That's why Frodo remained ill. He HAD to go to the Undying Lands.

😊the other hobbits were taken to isengaurd gaurd gaurd gaurd gaurd gaurd

You shoulf have mentioned that its heavily implied that wormtongue eats humans or hobbits or something like that at the end in thr shire.bLiteral cannibal worm tongue

Tolkien is the greatest literary genius to ever walk this planet and likely will be for millennia to come

you couldn't be funnier. and also, stop being my inner monologue.

Lol! This was great. Made me chuckle 😅

3:34 damn dude

Frodo left Middle Earth for healing, not immortality. He still died and his spirit went to the Timeless Halls of Iluvitar. That was the Gift of Men. Hobbits were related to Men.

Frodo and Bilbo and Sam carried the One Ring and it weighted their souls and spirits down.

For the witch king it’s not that they can’t be killed, they just can’t be killed by a living man, and Eowyn was a girl soo

One word. PTSD.

This could have been worth watching all of, but you pissballs sped it up too much, making it difficult to understand what you are saying and put that info together. Bad job of making a video jerks.

Its because the ring was taken forcibly from Frodo unlike Bilbo who let go of it willingly. Deep inside Frodo he still longs for the ring. And there's no way that kind of scar could be healed in the Shire.

I though someone had discovered the nature of his relationship with Gandalf and some of the other fairies.

The Frodo and Gandalf meeting in the end wasnt really weird for me, it was just understanding and joy beyond words. But then again I saw the video LOTR but everyone is stupid, so I can see why ppl find that scene weirdly funny

6:58 😂 exactly

i never thought the ring expanded, i just thought it was one sized

The laughs by Gandalf and frodo as they meet again, it's like two insane people, frodo is trying to laugh hard enough to shake off the poison and it's not working

Naaaah who needs to study REAL history!? _Has history final in five days_

he forgot to give footage credit to The Hobbit

I freaking love the part of the books about Tom Bombadil

It's either a reward for his service (and Bilbo's for resisting the ring for five decades, which is a downright god-like feat), or for the Valar to personally ensure the complete cleansing of any remaining taint in either of them to make certain that Sauron can't take any action through them. Or both.

Gandalf using his staff to shine light upon the Nazgûl was the first written account of using lasers to blind pilots.

this is what would i called " great edit " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This must have happened in the pre flood era. After the flood, a new age of men started.

I watched another Lore video the other day and there it was stated that the elven rings were made after Sauron left and without his knowledge, so he doesn´t have any powers over them. So what is right now?

Might be my favorite video on UA-cam of all time

To become Kevin in Sin city.

On Earth leaders don´t need rings to be corrupted, it´s every leaders heritage, some fall to the sickness more than others.

Frodo was big sad so he needed a vacation

TBH i prefer the lore of the ringwraiths in Shadow of War better, they can me TEMPORARILY be killed, until they reconstitute themselves in barad-dur

4:07 it was stated that no mortal man could kill them but because the person that killed him was a woman it worked no idea how because she would still be classified as a mortal 🤷‍♂️

The elf rings were forged after the one ring yes but from memory the elf’s rings didn’t get corrupted because they weren’t forged with the help of man but by elf’s themselves they might have used the same metal but I’m drawing blanks I haven’t read the books for a while

Dude, you hurt me with this video... LMAO Sooooooo many errors, man. So many. Yeah. I'm a lore goblin. I will not apologize for it.

I can’t count how many times I watched LOTF and The Hobbit and it wasn’t until today that I learned the ring size is adjustable lol

3:30 😂

I'm totally down for a history of Rpme too, but not this video! Really excellent video!!!

You talk in 2x speed

So informative and hilarious😂😂

Once dread man said: ''Who will not serve - will obey''. Then, we put it through on the way to highway in direction to the seaside. At the end we stopped for ice cream, ice cream, directed.

Analyzing the Christian themes present in the book, the Ring represents Sin. Frodo and Bilbo bore the Sin of the world. Once Sin was destroyed they left to the Undying lands to live forever, for the wages of Sin are death.

Dark crystal?

Your editing is either a work of weaponized autism, or pure unadulterated genius. My money is on the latter.