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Elven Warrior
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Gandalf vs. the Nazgul at Amon Sul
In a (now closed) thread on the movies forum, I made reference to Gandalf's battle with the Nine at Weathertop. Jerseydevil commented that the text is ambiguous on whether all Nine were actually present. Upon review of the relevent passages in The Council of Elrond, I find that he is correct that Gandalf does not explicitly say that he battles all Nine. However, my opinion is that immediately following statements referring to the folly of seeking Frodo in the Wild with all the Nine at his heels, and the fact that Gandalf drew off four leaving only five to attack the camp on 6 October, strongly implies that all Nine were present at Amon Sul on 3 October.
Thoughts?
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