When day breaks in Fromville, they find Boyd in the barn, muttering to himself in Chinese. After he’s released he rushes to Tian-Chen’s body, weeping. “I’m so sorry,” he says. “I’m so sorry.” It’s heartbreaking.

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Sauron then arrived in Eregion well ahead of the orcs, transformed into Annatar and began manipulating Celebrimbor into forging rings for dwarfs and men, tainted with Sauron’s corrupting influence. This has been Sauron’s big plan in Season 2;

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