Return of the King, The: Sauron (Alan Howard (voice))

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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/26/2006 08:40PM by Mr Mouseburger.

If you read the books behind the movie, it becomes clear that Sauron has so much bad karma as a result of the countless thousands of horrendously evil deeds he has done over the course of long ages that nothing less than a spectacular death will do. Not even the slightest trace of his evil should be left in Middle Earth by the time it is complete. Jackson delivers, with the the most satisfying demise in cinematic history.

How could gollum kill Sauron. Gollum's death was accidental so Frodo really finshed off Sauron.Yah!!!!!! Read the lotr books if you think I'm wrong and the Hobbit

Gollum's death is the moment that destroys Sauron. If he hadn't fell in with the ring... Well you get the idea. [/Karl_Eicholtz_13]

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/25/2007 06:03PM by Matt.

Earl?

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No, that was me parodying the fact I was doing a "if xxx didn't happen, xxx wouldn't have died" post, much like bad ol' Earl.

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Read the lotr books if you think I'm wrong and the Hobbit

And obviously someone hasn't read the FAQ.

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It's "Karl" not "Earl", that's why he didn't get the reference

Oh. My bad.

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What about falling and accidental. The tower broke in half so the top half with sauron on it fell right before he exploded. Surely I don't need to explain accidental.

Sauron didn't die, rather he lost so much of himself with the destruction of the One Ring that he was literally unable to affect the world any more. Tolkien himself mentions this in the novels. So, really, this is more of an uttermost defeat, rather than a death, per se.