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I realize that Sauron is not supposed to know who has the ring, but from what was portrayed on screen at the end of The Two Towers, one can only come to believe that Sauron knows where the ring is.Īt the end of the film, Frodo, not by his own will, is controlled by the ring somewhat and summoned to the top of a dwelling in Gondor. Many have written in about the Nazgul attack. In the movie we are led to believe that the two towers are the alliance of Saruman's Orthanc, and Sauron's Barad-Duhr.Ĭan you clarify the Nazgul attack episode? There is much speculation here, even as Tolkien described the many towers of Middle-earth, there is no clear distinction as to what the two towers actually are. if he will be impaled on a spike like the rumors say, it is not known and no one will be able to tell by what commences in The Two Towers. I can only speculate that we'll see the demise of Saruman in the 3rd and final chapter. No resolve, and no finishing of the Ent battle. This is the last we see of Saruman in The Two Towers. The end of movie shows the Ents kicking the crap out of the Isengard Orcs, all as Saruman watches from the tower above. Faramir contemplates a decision and tells his men and the Hobbits that he sacrifices his life to Frodo and his mission.Īfter this, we don't see anymore of Faramir, which leaves his fate to be dealt with in Return Of The King.ĭoes Saruman die in The Two Towers? Does he get 'spiked'? This decision does not come without consequences as a captain of Faramir's men tells Faramir that if he does not bring Frodo and the ring to his father he will be punished by death. This is where Faramir has a change of heart and decides to let the Hobbits go. In a pivotal moment inside the walls of Gondor, during the fight against the Orcs (which we never really see), Sam screams at Faramir about how Boromir got corrupted, tried to take the ring from Frodo, and eventually died. A struggle with Frodo & Sam occurs when Faramir tries to take the ring from Frodo. In the movie, Faramir brings Frodo, Sam, & Gollum back to Gondor where Frodo and the ring are to be brought to Faramir's father, the host of Gondor. I may have worded this incorrectly, but the moment in the film is still as heavy as I alluded to in my review. In my review, I mentioned that Faramir had sacrificed his life to release Frodo & Sam.
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