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In Fangorn forest, Gandalf tells Aragorn that Sauron fears him, fears what he may become. But Aragorn had spent his entire life hiding from Sauron, even concealing his own identity to stay safe and hidden from Sauron. In the books he only reveals himself to Sauron by using Saruman's palantír to wrestle with Sauron, and that only the night before he sets off through the Paths of the Dead. This deviation in the film creates a major plot hole. If Aragorn has been hidden all his life, and never revealed himself in the Orthanc stone, then how can Sauron know of his existence? There's nobody who could have told him, because the only one who might have was Saruman, who wanted the Ring for himself. And more, if Sauron had somehow managed to find out so soon that Aragorn was the living heir of Isildur, he would have had no choice but to launch his planned assault on Gondor immediately, which would have caught the men of the West off guard long before they were prepared. The Rohirrim could not have come to their aid, and Aragorn had not yet called the Dead to honour their oath. Gondor would have stood alone, Minas Tirith would have been sacked, and so first Gondor and then Rohan would have fallen. Sauron would not have been distracted by Gondor's army at the Black Gates, Frodo would inevitably have been caught and the Ring returned to its Master. And so Middle Earth would have fallen into a new Age of Darkness.

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Il Signore degli Anelli - Le due torri (2002)

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