Page Summary: When he is tasked with becoming one of the wizards, Olórin (Gandalf) says that he is not up to the task - and that he Even the Dark Lord of Mordor has a nightmare, and it isn't a wizard or an elf-queen.
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When he is tasked with becoming one of the wizards, Olórin (Gandalf) says that he is not up to the task - and that he Even the Dark Lord of Mordor has a nightmare, and it isn't a wizard or an elf-queen.
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- When he is tasked with becoming one of the wizards, Olórin (Gandalf) says that he is not up to the task - and that he
- Even the Dark Lord of Mordor has a nightmare, and it isn't a wizard or an elf-queen.
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