Sauron Resurrects and Becomes Halbrand The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 1

[garth]

Excuse me, Mr. have Venom's lawyer on the line....

[ashd.portgas]

He became such a hottie just with a rat, insect and an old woman

[coltendavison]

The image of slime Sauron sliding and flopping across middle earth makes me laugh

[DanDauzacker]

When Galadriel Said in the Hobbit "You are nameless, faceless, formless" she was not kidding

[michaelcharlesthearchangel]

Sauron = 1 rat + 1 arthropod × 1 old woman ÷ 1 semen blob

[GPBA]

Sauron became like The Thing in the sense that he was assimilating biomass until he rebuilt a body for himself.

He seems happy that hes back in a physical body again

[Parasmunt]

Ask the alligator. His blood helped. Then on a diet of the blood of snakes, toads, and all the putrid life of the Mississippi, slowly, Lestat became something like himself again.

[SaintFort]

I recall that only Eru can create things from scratch and that evil beings can only corrupt that which already exists. Therefore, in order for Sauron to exist in the physical world, his spirit form (i.e. his true self) has to possess and corrupt existing matter; accordingly, after his body is damaged beyond repair due to being stabbed countless times by Orcs, he has to rebuild it from scratch, and he can do this only by absorbing and corrupting already-existent living matter (e.g. a rat, a centipede, a human, etc).

[ianfleischer]

I mean, in terms of how to show an evil deity who doesn't obey the rules of nature, I'd say this was a pretty good interpretation of how exactly Sauron survives each time his physical form is taken, and it's essentially a really good visual representation of what he is - a writhing, black mass of a parasite that slithers in the dark. For all his grandiosity, he can be reduced to nothing should he be taken by surprise.
And for those who say the orcs killing him is in some way unfaithful to the source of Tolkien's writing, let me remind you the entire plan of Aragorn and the fellowship to help Frodo and Sam get to mount Doom in the Return of the King is to use Sauron's own arrogance against him. The show may be poorly directed, which is it's biggest flaw really, but once in a while they do show some certain depictions that are accurate to Tolkien and that we also haven't seen before.

[Ульф-щч]

"Hit me one more time! Hit me Oooh! Ahhh. This is rather nice. Poison slime! Noxious. Muck... "



Basically fern gully hexus

[megaponful]

The beginning reminds me of Aldritch saint of the deep from Dark Souls

[jackbruno]

One of the chief things about Sauron and Morgoth was that they could never create and only corrupt.

Other than the stupidly of Sauron getting ganged on. I think this scene represents how Sauron always need corrupt something else in order to use it.

[paranoid]

i like the part more when he becomes elven jesus

[petery]

1:06 MauLer wasn’t kidding when he described this as a “That feeling when Monday” moment

[arlisceka]

I have a feeling that Sauron might gain his powers back to his prime once more.

[into_the_void]

Soooo Sauron was unable to convince a bunch of orcs to join him .. and then he gets stabby stabbed, then somehow gives everyone frost damage then turns into venom goo.. sounds legit

[beninnes]

I love scenes like this when these transcendent godlike being reform themselves from basically nothing. It demonstrates that their power is beyond understanding.

[dellcoc]

Does this happen over a day or over hundreds of years? Filmmakers usually make it clear, as this one did not.

[BlindSoldier-ov]

He eats rats what is going on with souron 😂