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2021年11月1日 · Would Gandalf the White have been powerful enough to beat the Balrog without dying? I know they are like equal on the Tolkien creature / angelic scale, but I was wondering if being the white would tip the scale enough for Gandalf to win and survive. Also was there more than one Balrog in Fellowship still in existence or did Gandalf kill the ...
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And it allowed Frodo and Sam to go to Mordor alone. It is very likely if Gandalf was with them this wouldn't have happened. There's a theory which tells Galadriel deliberately made Gandalf and the Fellowship miss eachother. It was completely possible for Galadriel to reunite Gandalf with the Fellowship in Lorien, but she didn't.
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This is due both to Tolkien's changing conception of Balrogs, and to the imprecise but suggestive and possibly figurative description of the Balrog that confronted Gandalf . Tolkien does mention "wings that spread from wall to wall in the vast hall" in fellowship, but it is not a consensus that he wasnt in fact refering to the shrowds o ...
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2022年7月1日 · An army of dwarves couldn't take the Balrog down- i don't see how two Men, however noble and brave, could make a difference. This was a fight on an entirely different level, between two beings of power far beyond them. I've always surmised Gandalf was allowed to use his power against the Balrog, because of its own "angelic" nature.
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2022年3月7日 · Olórin (The Maia inhabiting the form of Gandalf) got a body upgrade from Grey to White and became much more powerful. So the Balrog and Sauron are not limited by the forms of old men, they can use their full power. If Gandalf and the other wizards were not limited by their physical forms, they could 1v1 Sauron. Edit: added Olórin for accuracy
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2016年12月4日 · Here Gandalf identifies himself as serving the Creator (the Secret Fire), and he 'wields the flame of the Sun'. And he identifies the Balrog with a servant of Morgoth, Sauron's old master. The cards are on the table. He gives the Balrog the opportunity to give up, but makes it clear that he will stand his ground.
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Gandalf tells us that "naked I lay upon the mountain top" (The White Rider) Celebdil. This is likely due to the results of his having been mortally wounded with severe burns. Gandalf "was burned" and "clutched" by Durin's Bane who was "stronger than a strangling snake" while they fell into Moria's basement.
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2019年2月16日 · The issue of Balrogs having wings has been long-debated in Tolkien circles. The use of "like wings" to describe the shadow around the Balrog is the epicenter of the discussion. It remains somewhat ambiguous whether they had wings, but the description of the shadow as stretching from "wall to wall" does not fit the scale of the Balrog in the book.
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2018年6月5日 · But Gandalf was confined to such a body by choice, whereas the Balrog had no choice. If Gandalf had not made that choice, and had met the Balrog in his spiritual form, he would have had the advantage. Of course, Gandalf also had Eru on his side, so he was sent back from death, with more power and fewer limitations.
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