Denethor was convinced beyond all doubt that Sauron was going to win. He chose rather than submit himself and his city to Sauron that he would kill himself, especially since he thought that Faramir was only seconds from death.
Remember too that he had one of the seven Palantirs, so his constant communication with Sauron had driven him mad. Fortunately for the city, Gandalf was able to save Faramir and have him healed in the Houses of Healing by the King himself.
"The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (2003)
The last Lord of the Rings movie was "Return of the King."
King Nine Will Not Return was created on 1960-09-30.
First Movie: The Fellowship of the Ring Second Movie: The Two Towers Third Movie: The Return of the King
The cast of King and Queen at Eton - 1904 includes: Queen Alexandra as herself King Edward VII as himself
When Gandalf calls Denethor a steward, he is referring to the fact that Denethor and his family are merely caretakers of the throne, and have no legal claim to it; that they are waiting for the King (Aragorn) to return, and claim his throne. Essentially, Gandalf is reminding Denethor that he is merely a figurehead and a servant of the King.
The cast of The Return of the King - 1980 includes: Theodore Bikel as Aragorn William Conrad as Lord Denethor John Huston as Gandalf Roddy McDowall as Samwise Gamgee Glenn Yarbrough as The Minstrel
The cast of Return of the King to London - 1903 includes: King Edward VII as himself
kill himself
because they were jealous of him and he called himself king of the jews so the king did not want another king
To save himself from the king's threat to kill him if he does not find the culprit.
"The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" (2003)
Yes, Harold Godwinson did not try to kill King Edward. In fact, Harold was a prominent English nobleman who served as an advisor to King Edward before becoming King of England himself.
When a king puts himself above the law and the wishes of the people and goes to war against their representatives then something must be done. Rather that risk sending Charles into exile only to have him return with an army, it was probably the only sensible thing to be done.
Because 1-he was a relative to the king 2-The king was so kind and loving to all the people especially Macbeth 3-As Macbeth was his host,his duty was to fight any one who wanted to kill the king,not to use the knife himself 4-All the men had a great respect to Macbeth,and so he would lose this respect if he killed the king 5-The king was so great and these kind of kings had a special care from heaven,so they had a double duty to kill whoever wanted to kill the king.
Mordred, his son, betrayed him and tried to kill him. He succeeded, but was killed himself in the process.he got stabbed
Mordred, his son, betrayed him and tried to kill him. He succeeded, but was killed himself in the process.he got stabbed