Flammifer
Well-Known Member
The class discussed many possibilities, but I would like to suggest one more.
One of Saruman’s tasks and skills, according to Gandalf, was to devise devices to counter the Enemy.
Galadrial also constructs a device which helps counter the Enemy: The Phial of Galadriel. From whence does it draw its power? From the light of Earendil’s star.
If you want to build devices to counter the Enemy, one of the best sources of power seems to be the light of the Silmaril, now the Evening and Morning Star.
If Galadriel makes powerful devices incorporating the light of that star, it is highly likely that Saruman, when attempting to figure out how to make instruments to counter the Enemy, would also be interested in studying the stars. Particularly Earendil’s star.
One of Saruman’s tasks and skills, according to Gandalf, was to devise devices to counter the Enemy.
Galadrial also constructs a device which helps counter the Enemy: The Phial of Galadriel. From whence does it draw its power? From the light of Earendil’s star.
If you want to build devices to counter the Enemy, one of the best sources of power seems to be the light of the Silmaril, now the Evening and Morning Star.
If Galadriel makes powerful devices incorporating the light of that star, it is highly likely that Saruman, when attempting to figure out how to make instruments to counter the Enemy, would also be interested in studying the stars. Particularly Earendil’s star.