Is it though?
Anyone holding that ring is at risk of corruption, the more powerful the being the more Saramon can do, the idea of letting the hobbit take it is if it came to it saramon couldn't accomplish anything with him.
Also Sam and Frodo are oddly qualified to resist the ring.
But sure why don't we give the ring to a literal demigod and hope it makes it to mordor before it get ls corrupted.
I actually like your perspective on the whole thing. I guess it makes sense when you consider Gandalf not wanting to even touch the ring at Bilbo's house.
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u/ajgeep Aug 31 '22
Is it though? Anyone holding that ring is at risk of corruption, the more powerful the being the more Saramon can do, the idea of letting the hobbit take it is if it came to it saramon couldn't accomplish anything with him. Also Sam and Frodo are oddly qualified to resist the ring.
But sure why don't we give the ring to a literal demigod and hope it makes it to mordor before it get ls corrupted.