He predicts that the ring's power will consume them
eventually, that it will change them into a slave of Sauron, and they will forever be
under its power. He uses the example of Gollum, and tells the story of how, before the
ring, he was a normal being, and that almost immediately upon finding the ring, he
commits murder of his friend in order to control it. Gollum then spends the rest of his
days chasing after it, first with Bilbo Baggins, and then with Frodo. Using the ring
also sends a signal to its original owners, who are continuously searching for it
(Ringwraiths).
Saturday, April 19, 2014
What does Gandalf predict will happen to Frodo or anyone who uses the ring in Lord of the Rings?
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