According to the leaks, he is Sauron. And the leaks have been accurate so far.
How did Sauron become trapped on the remains of a boat in the middle of the ocean with humans? His master plan involved meeting Galadriel and getting taken back to Numenor? That’s some serious spin.
How did Galadriel come across a shipwreck in the middle of the ocean and that shipwreck was later found by another ship?
Sure. You can do that.
Theo explains how he found it in his first scene….
I mean in the last episode when he knew where Arondir hid it.
we're in 24's Zombie Almeida Territory now ;-)Single Mom five minutes ago:
That six inch wide broadhead arrow that went through her chest was just a flesh wound though! She's already walking around.
I mean, there are a lot of passive aggressive remarks in your posts about how this show is made for idiots etc so I guess two can play? But like I said, we should probably cool it.
She's banging one of the writers or producers?
To be fair, GALADRIEL'S master plan was to SWIM across the ocean, so Halbrand's plan, whatever it is/was, is GENIUS by comparison
See, this is a lazy response. A man falling from the sky like a comet is fantasy level strange and inexplicable. A man starting behind a race, chasing a lady using elven magic to NO2 her horse, and getting far in front is bad writing inexplicable. See the difference?
I think I read that a true flat earth would appear to curve UP at times, like you are always in a bowl, due to atmospheric effects.
Well, she later admitted that it would've been certain death for her had the ship not found them.To be fair, GALADRIEL'S master plan was to SWIM across the ocean, so Halbrand's plan, whatever it is/was, is GENIUS by comparison
Well, if the theory is that Halbrand has hung out around this area enough to know trails that Adar, an IMMORTAL ELF, the guy claiming this land AS HIS OWN, and who has been plotting routes for water flow, strategically hunting for that sword hilt, and planning an attack on that self-same village, DOESN'T KNOW, that's a stretch. But even if he DID know that Adar took the 'cross creek trail' and that by taking 'moose head run' he could get ahead of him, it was very poorly depicted in the show. If, OTOH, Halbrand just teleported up there, that ALSO has not been properly foreshadowed since we have not seen any evidence Halbrand has any mojo beyond that of a normal man.
Well I don't want to make excuses for the show, because there are some jarring gouge my eyes out moments, but Halbrand did tell them where the orcs were moving, where did he know that? A mystery, either he was there and fled or he is really Sauron, both seemed ok-ish so to say.
When the Numenorean queen lady is looking over her map, you can see there are two towns/hamlets just to the east of a tower and a bit south from (now) Mt. Doom. So that part of Mordor/Southlands apparently has just those two settlements. One is presumably where Bronwyn is from, the other where she settled with her son. Arondir (and his entire missing company) seems to have spent a century patrolling this one area.
And they don't check up on the soldiers that were called back but never arrived...
Yeah that's the problem in every fantasy movie no? Nobody seems to know how to handle their own characters with powers, magic or whatever or when are they can or can't manifest them.
Ya Gandalf is so inconsistent IMO. Like he pulls great shit out of his ass when the time comes but will run away from a some orcs the next moment. We’re never able to know how much he could help or what he’s able to do. Even in the hobbit movies the dwarves seem to think he would do the whole mission by himself at the beginning then they just leave without him. Can he hold back smaug if he had to? He killed a Balrog? So many questions when it comes to Gandalf but I guess that’s what they intended with him.
Pretty cool answer ngl. I have to admit I don’t remember those details at all.
My problem with sanderson is that the magic system is TOO rigid. His character can jump 10 feet on a gram of iron and never an inch more or less. There is no mystery or flexibility, you can extrapolate the rules from reading the text too much IMHO. I'd prefer the system to still have rules, but hide the left/right boundaries a little more or account for effort/having a good day/being mad so you can't figure out EXACTLY where the end of the leash is and stand there safely each and every time.
And Sanderson will give you a 10 page refresh on the rules of the magic system every time a character uses magic, which is every other page. Miserable.
Gandalf isn’t inconsistent at all.
I was thinking of that yesterday. 4 or 5, at least, of their soldiers disappeared and the elves never bother to come and check.And they don't check up on the soldiers that were called back but never arrived...
Iron Fist is leagues better than RoP in terms of choreography, I think. Especially since it is a smaller show.Le me introduce you to a show called Iron Fist. Watch that and then get back to us about dodgy fight choreography and an actor not pulling their weight
Well if your not taking into account his lore it would seem. Others pointed out good explanations as to why he works the way he does. But to be fair going into the Hobbit for example wouldn’t give you the full reasoning itself
At this time, Sauron can change form.
So what does his "true" form look like? Does Galadriel even know?
