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Nick: sherlock (Registered User)
Date/Time: Wed, 4/30/2003 at 14:28 EDT
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In Reply To: The Voice of Saruman # 9:  Gibbets and Crows  <lumpkin>  [4/30/2003 @ 13:26]  (9/14)
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One of my favorite chapters.
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I don't recall when I first read LOTR but I am pretty sure that I did not expect Theoden to go along with Saruman.  I guess because of all that had happened to him and his people up to this point and knowing that Saruman was to blame would make him wary. I think it was his chance to show that he was strong enough not to be overpowered by his voice.  I love the fact that just a voice can put a spell on people and be such a powerful influence. 

About #4, Saruman is just showing that he is trapped and desperate.  Gandalf can see that clearly and I love the part where he just laughs at him.  Great chapter!

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