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Exabyte
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Saruman definitely didn't stay in Middle-earth - the Unfinished Tales say "[...] Curunír was cast down, and utterly humbled, and perished at last by the hand of an oppressed slave; and his spirit went whithersoever it was doomed to go, and to Middle-earth, whether naked or embodied, came never back".
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Nov 29th, 2012 01:11 AM |
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elrond72
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Never read Unfinished Tales. Is it better than The Silmarillion?
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Nov 29th, 2012 11:24 PM |
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Exabyte
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It's different. The Silmarillion tries to tell the whole story from beginning to the end (heavily edited / retold by Christopher Tolkien); the Unfinished Tales select a few stories and give Tolkien's original text, which is more detailed than the Silmarillion, but also very fragmentary, and needs clarifying comments by Christopher Tolkien.
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ajayaggarwal254
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Gandalf beat him
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Oct 25th, 2013 05:36 AM |
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