Originally posted by quanchi112
Lol. Sam was afraid of him but he did have courage.
Are you implying that Samwise Gamgee can experience fear?
The entire world was aware of him. Dorf was just the guy behind the curtain who didn't scare Midna or Link. I don't even know if Zelda feared the red head.
Zelda surrendered her kingdom rather than fight. You think she wasn't afraid?
Originally posted by The ScenarioHe experienced fear throughout his journey but loyalty to his friend allowed him to persist.
Are you implying that Samwise Gamgee can experience fear?Zelda surrendered her kingdom rather than fight. You think she wasn't afraid?
She was afraid for her people and of Zant's threats not Ganondorf.
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Originally posted by quanchi112
He experienced fear throughout his journey but loyalty to his friend allowed him to persist.
Same with Midna, only it was loyalty to her people. You're not making a very convincing case here.
She was afraid for her people and of Zant's threats not Ganondorf.🙂
Which Ganondorf is responsible for, "fear of a nameless evil," and all.
Originally posted by The ScenarioMidna banished people away and faced him one on one. Sam never did so.
Same with Midna, only it was loyalty to her people. You're not making a very convincing case here.Which Ganondorf is responsible for, "fear of a nameless evil," and all.
Sauron gave the evil a name unlike Dorf. The spell did so and a few of the people that met him weren't scared.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Midna banished people away and faced him one on one. Sam never did so.
Sam simply walked into Mordor.
Sauron gave the evil a name unlike Dorf. The spell did so and a few of the people that met him weren't scared.
Ganondorf can inspire fear without being known, Sauron needs a name.
I think it's clear Ganondorf wins that exchange.
Originally posted by The ScenarioSauron was not there. They were specifically trying to sneak in. Midna challenged Dorf as did link one on one. Entirely different.
Sam simply walked into Mordor.Ganondorf can inspire fear without being known, Sauron needs a name.
I think it's clear Ganondorf wins that exchange.
Due to a spell. Without the spell they weren't scared. That's worse since it was dependent on the spell.
Sauron is on another level.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Sauron was not there. They were specifically trying to sneak in. Midna challenged Dorf as did link one on one. Entirely different.
Midna had ancestral magic backing her up.
Due to a spell. Without the spell they weren't scared. That's worse since it was dependent on the spell.Sauron is on another level.
People remained scared even after Twilight was lifted, were you not paying attention?
Originally posted by The ScenarioGanondorf had the Triforce of power backing him. I love how it is ok for Dorf to use an artifact but not for anyone else. Hypocrite.
Midna had ancestral magic backing her up.People remained scared even after Twilight was lifted, were you not paying attention?
The entire people weren't scared of a nameless evil. Dorf didn't scare all the people who knew his name. He was scarier when he was nameless and the spell was enacted.
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Originally posted by quanchi112
Ganondorf had the Triforce of power backing him. I love how it is ok for Dorf to use an artifact but not for anyone else. Hypocrite.
And the One Ring doesn't count? I don't see how that's relevant to Ganondorf being more terrifying than Sauron.
The entire people weren't scared of a nameless evil. Dorf didn't scare all the people who knew his name. He was scarier when he was nameless and the spell was enacted.😂 [/B]
Zelda clearly states the entire people were scared.
Before the Hobbits knew about Sauron, do you think they were scared of him?
Originally posted by The ScenarioYou tried saying because Midna brought an artifact that it changed things. It did not. You use self serving logic all the time. I do not.
And the One Ring doesn't count? I don't see how that's relevant to Ganondorf being more terrifying than Sauron.Zelda clearly states the entire people were scared.
Before the Hobbits knew about Sauron, do you think they were scared of him?
Due to the spell.
Everyone who knew about Sauron feared him unlike Dorf.
Originally posted by quanchi112
You tried saying because Midna brought an artifact that it changed things. It did not. You use self serving logic all the time. I do not.
It gave her the courage to fight. If she did not have it she would not have fought, that changes the equation completely.
Due to the spell.
So?
Everyone who knew about Sauron feared him unlike Dorf. [/B]
Even people who didn't know about Ganondorf feared him. That puts him above Sauron.
Originally posted by The ScenarioNo, it didn't. It gave her power to fight. Suddenly this becomes like the Triforce of courage too. You're so biased I cant take anything you say seriously anymore.
It gave her the courage to fight. If she did not have it she would not have fought, that changes the equation completely.So?
Even people who didn't know about Ganondorf feared him. That puts him above Sauron.
That isn't due to him it is due to a spell.
False, as those who met Dorf two weren't scared at all. People of Middle Earth also outnumbered so greater numbers and higher percentage.
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Originally posted by quanchi112
No, it didn't. It gave her power to fight. Suddenly this becomes like the Triforce of courage too. You're so biased I cant take anything you say seriously anymore.
And because she had the power to fight, she fought. You can be scared and still fight.
That isn't due to him it is due to a spell.
Which he cast, meaning it's due to him.
False, as those who met Dorf two weren't scared at all. People of Middle Earth also outnumbered so greater numbers and higher percentage.🙂 [/B]
Greater number, but not total percentage, actually. There is one person who will stand up to Ganondorf unafraid, but Sauron has armies willing to fight him.