NeonKnight
December 13th, 2003, 11:01 AM
Originally posted by ubersoft
Gandalf was *named* the grey because that was his rank within his order -- the highest rank being Saruman (who was a *truly* grey character, as his fall was directly linked to him adopting a "by any means necessary" approach to defeating Sauron.)
Did he use the "Palantir" (the all seeing orb?) as a possible "any means necessary approach to defeating Sauron"? I wasn't aware he had done so in attempt to defeat the Dark Lord.
Gandalf was *named* the grey because that was his rank within his order -- the highest rank being Saruman (who was a *truly* grey character, as his fall was directly linked to him adopting a "by any means necessary" approach to defeating Sauron.)
Did he use the "Palantir" (the all seeing orb?) as a possible "any means necessary approach to defeating Sauron"? I wasn't aware he had done so in attempt to defeat the Dark Lord.

