Cracks of Doom - Revision history

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Caldea at 14:11, 26 August 2011

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2011-08-26T10:35:44Z

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	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==
−	The name ''Cracks of Doom'' is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref>	+	The name ''Cracks of Doom'' is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref> Here, [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] uses "crack" to mean "fissure".
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−	~~Of course~~ [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] uses ~~here~~ "crack" to mean "fissure".	+
	==See also==		==See also==

Morgan: merged Sammath Naur

2011-08-22T19:23:43Z

merged Sammath Naur

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	[[Image:Tim Kirk - The Cracks of Doom.jpg\|thumb\|''The Cracks of Doom'' by [[Tim Kirk]].]]		[[Image:Tim Kirk - The Cracks of Doom.jpg\|thumb\|''The Cracks of Doom'' by [[Tim Kirk]].]]
−	The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[~~Orodruin~~]] and open to its central fire. It was ~~here~~ that [[~~Frodo Baggins~~]] ~~cast~~ [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.	+	The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as '''''Sammath Naur''''', was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Mount Doom]] and open to its central fire. It was in these fiery chambers that [[Sauron]] forged [[the One Ring]], and it was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast the Ring to be destroyed.
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		+	==Etymology==
		+	''Sammath Naur'' is a [[Sindarin]] name. The latter word (''[[naur]]'') means "fire".<ref>{{PE\|17}}, p. 38</ref>
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	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==
−	The name is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref>	+	The name ''Cracks of Doom'' is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref>

	Of course [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure".		Of course [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure".
		+	==See also==
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		+	*[[:Category:Images of the Cracks of Doom\|Images of the Cracks of Doom]]
	{{references}}		{{references}}
		+	[[Category:Buildings]]
	[[Category:Mordor]]		[[Category:Mordor]]
	[[de:Schicksalsberg]]		[[de:Schicksalsberg]]

Morgan: added {{merge|Sammath Naur}}

2011-07-26T23:58:42Z

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	[[Image:Tim Kirk - The Cracks of Doom.jpg\|thumb\|''The Cracks of Doom'' by [[Tim Kirk]].]]		[[Image:Tim Kirk - The Cracks of Doom.jpg\|thumb\|''The Cracks of Doom'' by [[Tim Kirk]].]]
	The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.		The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Tolkien

2010-12-14T19:16:27Z

Bot Message: changing link to Tolkien

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	The name is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref>		The name is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref>

−	Of course [[Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure".	+	Of course [[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure".
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	[[Category:Mordor]]		[[Category:Mordor]]
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Mith: Referenced

2010-10-11T13:02:23Z

Referenced

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	The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.		The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.
	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==
−	The name is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref>~~[[Nomenclature]]~~</ref>	+	The name is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref name="Nomen">{{HM\|N}}, pp. 767-8</ref>

−	Of course [[Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure"	+	Of course [[Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure".
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	[[Category:Mordor]]		[[Category:Mordor]]
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	[[de:Schicksalsberg]]		[[de:Schicksalsberg]]

Sage at 11:06, 11 October 2010

2010-10-11T11:06:16Z

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	[[Image:Tim Kirk - The Cracks of Doom.jpg\|thumb\|''The Cracks of Doom'' by [[Tim Kirk]].]]		[[Image:Tim Kirk - The Cracks of Doom.jpg\|thumb\|''The Cracks of Doom'' by [[Tim Kirk]].]]
	The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.		The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.
		+	==Inspiration==
		+	The name is a wordplay on "cracke of Doome" (''Macbeth''; IV i 117) meaning the "sudden sound (crack) of the trump that announces the Last Day".<ref>[[Nomenclature]]</ref>

		+	Of course [[Tolkien]] uses here "crack" to mean "fissure"
		+	{{references}}
	[[Category:Mordor]]		[[Category:Mordor]]

	[[de:Schicksalsberg]]		[[de:Schicksalsberg]]

KingAragorn at 21:50, 31 August 2010

2010-08-31T21:50:22Z

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	The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.		The '''Cracks of Doom''', also known as [[Sammath Naur]], was the forge and workshop of [[Sauron]] tunneled deep into [[Orodruin]] and open to its central fire. It was here that [[Frodo Baggins]] cast [[the One Ring]] to be destroyed.

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Nazg: iw de

2008-01-27T15:53:26Z

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