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−	'''The Last Debate''' is the nineth chapter of the fifth book in [[The Return of the King]].	+	'''The Last Debate''' is the nineth chapter of the fifth book in ''[[The Return of the King]]''.

	===Summary===		===Summary===

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	[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Meriadoc Brandybuck\|Merry]] and [[Peregrin Took\|Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.		[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Meriadoc Brandybuck\|Merry]] and [[Peregrin Took\|Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.

−	While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.	+	While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[The One Ring\|the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.
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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Meriadoc Brandybuck\|Merry]] and [[Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.	+	[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Meriadoc Brandybuck\|Merry]] and [[Peregrin Took\|Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.

	While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.		While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.
	[[Category:The Return of the King chapters\|Last Debate]]		[[Category:The Return of the King chapters\|Last Debate]]

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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.	+	[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Meriadoc Brandybuck\|Merry]] and [[Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.

	While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.		While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.
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	While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.		While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.
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'''The Last Debate''' is the nineth chapter of the fifth book in [[The Return of the King]].

===Summary===
[[Gimli]] and [[Legolas]] find [[Merry]] and [[Pippin]] in the [[Houses of Healing]]. The [[Hobbits]] eagerly ask questions about the [[Paths of the Dead]]. Gimli refuses to speak of the experience, but Legolas describes it. According to Legolas, after setting out from the Paths of the Dead, [[Aragorn]] led the Company and the army of the Dead to the Great River, [[Anduin]]. Invading fleets of [[Sauron]]’s allies prevented thousands of potential defenders from reaching [[Minas Tirith]]. At Aragorn’s command, the legion of Dead swept over the Enemy’s ships, causing the terrified sailors to throw themselves overboard. Aragorn released the Dead from their curse and then, gathering the local Men of Lamedon, set sail for Minas Tirith. At the end of the tale, Gimli and Legolas express their wonder that [[Mordor]]’s allies were overthrown by darkness and fear.

While the four companions share their stories, Aragorn holds a meeting of the lords in his tent outside the city. [[Gandalf]] tells the assembled captains that Mordor has not yet unleashed the greater part of its army. Though Minas Tirith has fought back the first assault, the next will be much stronger. In addition, the [[Ring of Power]] is now somewhere within the borders of Mordor. Should Sauron seize [[the Ring]], all hope would be lost. Gandalf suggests an assault on the Black Gate of Mordor, reasoning that it is impossible to defeat Mordor without destroying the Ring, and that the [[Eye of Sauron]] must be diverted from the [[Ring-bearer]] as long as possible. Gandalf predicts that Sauron will think that Aragorn has taken possession of the Ring and, rash with pride, has chosen to attack Mordor. Gandalf believes that while attacking Mordor may prove fatal, it is their duty to defend against evil while it remains in their power to do so. The Captains agree to this plan.