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−	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Théoden~~\|Theoden~~]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to ~~Theoden~~ and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let ~~Theoden~~ make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually ~~Theoden~~ is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.	+	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Théoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Théoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Théoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually Théoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.

−	~~Theoden~~'s men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Gríma\|Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.	+	Théoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Gríma\|Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.

	Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.		Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.

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−	'''The Voice of Saruman''' is the tenth chapter of the third book in [[The Two Towers]].	+	'''The Voice of Saruman''' is the tenth chapter of the third book in ''[[The Two Towers]]''.

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	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Théoden\|Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.		[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Théoden\|Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.

−	Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.	+	Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Gríma\|Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.

	Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.		Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.

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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.	+	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Théoden\|Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.

	Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.		Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.

	Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.		Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.

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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[~~Eomer~~]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.	+	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Éomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.

	Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.		Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.

	Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.		Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.

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	'''The Voice of Saruman''' is the tenth chapter of the third book in [[The Two Towers]].		'''The Voice of Saruman''' is the tenth chapter of the third book in [[The Two Towers]].

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	[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Eomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.		[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Eomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.

−	Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.	+	Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[Palantiri\|palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.

	Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.		Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.

Hyarion at 23:38, 31 March 2006

2006-03-31T23:38:21Z

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'''The Voice of Saruman''' is the tenth chapter of the third book in [[The Two Towers]].

===Summary===
[[Gandalf]] warns everyone about [[Saruman]]'s voice, which has powers beyond their imagination. [[Theoden]], [[Aragorn]], [[Legolas]] and [[Gimli]] decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. When Saruman does appear, his voice sounds like the sweetest anyone has ever heard. He speaks to Theoden and tries to persuade him to be his friend. Gandalf doesn't say a word because he has to let Theoden make his own choices: either succumb to Saruman's wizardry or fight it. Gimli is not taken in and neither is [[Eomer]]. Eventually Theoden is able to control himself and he rejects Saruman's appeal.

Theoden's men have fallen under Saruman's spell and are confused by their leader's rejection. Saruman is angered and when his voice changes the men realize their mistake in falling for his tricks. Gandalf gives Saruman a chance to discard his evil ways, but Saruman not only does not take Gandalf's offer, he even tries to persuade Gandalf to join him. When Gandalf asks him once more to come out of [[Orthanc]], Saruman turns away. Gandalf raises his hand and commands Saruman's staff to break. Saruman's staff breaks and he falls back. At that [[Wormtongue]] hurls an object at Gandalf but misses and Pippin picks it up. Gandalf retrieves it, recognizing it at once as a [[palantir]] (a seeing stone). Gandalf knows that though Saruman is a lost cause, this is a great treasure.

Gandalf asks [[Treebeard]] to pour back the water into Orthanc so that Saruman can never escape. Treebeard agrees.