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Nick: Altaira (Forum Admin)
Date/Time: Sat, 2/15/2003 at 21:56 EDT (Sat, 2/15/2003 at 19:56 MDT)
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In Reply To: Just a thought.......  <Isembard>  [2/15/2003 @ 20:43]  (3/7)
Subject:
From letter #211
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"I did not intend the steed of the Witch-King to be what is now called a 'pterodactyl'... But obviously it is pterodactylic and owes much to the new mythology, and its description even provides a sort of way in which it could be a last survivor of older geological eras"

Between this and the description in the book that Varda posted, it sounds like a creature that existed already which was nurtured and twisted by Sauron: the 'modus operendi' of both he and his mentor Morgoth when they needed evil creatures to do their bidding.

Thank you Professor Tolkien!!!!!


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