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Had Saruman realized that Gandalf bore the Red Ring, he may have taken it from Gandalf.

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Q: What might have happened had Saruman realized that Gandalf bore the Red Ring while Gandalf was a prisoner in Orthanc?
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Where was Gandalf imprisoned?

On top of the tower Orthanc in the fortress Isengard, which at the time was home of Saruman.


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Which wizard in 'The Lord of the Rings' lives in the tower of Orthanc in Isengard?

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In The Lord of the Rings Gandalf is carried three times by Gwaihir. What are the destinations in chronological order?

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What is the name of Saruman's tower?

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What is a 'fool of a took'?

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