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- the lord of the rings - What was the Watcher in the water? - Science . . .
From Watcher in the Water on Wikipedia: Since Tolkien never explicitly stated what the creature is, others have felt free to speculate on its identity and origins In A Tolkien Bestiary, David Day calls the Watcher a kraken; however, he also implies that there are some differences between the kraken of Scandinavian folklore and the Watcher in
- tolkiens legendarium - Who controls the Watcher in the Water? - Science . . .
When asked what the watcher is, Gandalf says [tFotR, A Journey in the Dark, p 403 of 50th anniversary edition] There are older and fouler things than Orcs in the deep places of the world And later, when describing his battle with the Balrog in the deeps he says [tTT, The White Rider , p 654]
- What was the name of the dam lake from which the Watcher in the Water . . .
Speculation time: While it was certainly new for it to fill the valley, it's not necessarily the case that there was not previously a lake or pool in valley before the West-gate
- Who exactly was The Watcher in Logopolis, and how did he help the . . .
Furthermore, the makeup and effects used to present The Watcher to us muddle the issue, because they make The Watcher seem more like a corporeal mummy than what it seems he was really intended to be From the actual dialogue references to him in the episode, however, we can surmise that the Watcher was basically a projection of a potential
- Was the Balrog of Moria aware of the presence of the One Ring during . . .
However, the watcher in the water went straight for Frodo, as did the orc chieftain who speared him So it could be assumed that evil things were drawn subconsciously to the Ring The fact that the Balrog bothered to make an appearance to attack a small band of intruders also points to this
- Why didnt the Moria record-taker fight more and write less?
The Watcher in the Water took Oin We cannot get out We cannot get out The end comes, and then drums, drums in the deep I wonder what that means The last thing written is in a trailing scrawl of elf-letters: they are coming There is nothing more " Gandalf paused and stood in silent thought
- How many dwarves of Thorins ex company were alive during The War of Ring?
Óin is dead by the time of the War of the Ring, killed by the Watcher in the Water as he tried to escape - as recorded in the book of Mazarbul " the pool is up to the wall at Westgate The Watcher in the Water took Óin " The Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring - "The Bridge of Khazad-Dûm" Ori is dead, killed in Khazad Dûm
- Does the Daedalus actually land on the water?
It floats Not only can you see the Daedelus submerged in water up to the second or third deck in SGA: Lost Boys next to the pier (but not on it), we also have this quote from SGA: Critical Mass CADMAN: Flight just confirmed that the Daedalus has landed alongside the east pier
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