: While Tolkien often depicts power as inherently corrupting, The Rings of Power presents it as a neutral force defined by the user’s intentions—illustrated by Galadriel’s relentless pursuit of Sauron and Adar’s "love" for his Orc children. Key Points :
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: Analyze how he "empowers" others only to twist their goals. : While Tolkien often depicts power as inherently
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