Rings Of Power 2: Comment 1. When I started watching the first season, I wasn’t sure I would love it. I just kind of watch it with forwarding and skipping lots of scenes that seem to be too much talking and confusing to me.
But lo and behold, I am so excited right about this series now. And I should’ve given it much patience when I started. Considering that this series actually went back to when the battle for the rings and war for peace started. It highlighted in great detail the origin of the story behind Isuldor, the Uruks, the elves, and men. And my favourite part is the story of how Gandalf came to be. Although it is a bit annoying that he seems to be very powerful and yet very slow. And had he realised his purpose much quicker, he would have been able to stop the great deceiver Sauron and prevent the creation of the rings. And he would have saved thousands of elves and innocent men. But Sauron, that character is so mean and extremely deceitful. I love the way that character played his part very well. Everything turns out in his favour. I guess everyone is playing his game against him without realizing they are all playing the game he plotted. It is amazing to see how someone is capable of destroying diverse people and putting them in chaos with just the sweet words that are coming out of his mouth. Sauron is indeed the one and only greatest deceiver of all. I want them to kill him quicker, but I also enjoy watching him do his evil stuff. He is incredible. However, the annoying thing about the elves is how they trust to wear those rings even after realising who influenced their creation. I’d say they wrote their doom with their own hands. **I will be sharing with you more about this amazing series. So expect more.**
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That is quite the summary, simply put. Thank you Tangled.