From: briancanada71@yahoo.com   
      
   On 9/22/2014 8:02 AM, Sandman wrote:   
   > In article , No One In Particular wrote:   
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   >>> Sandman:   
      
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   > I just think that that line of thinking has so many other implications.   
   > Wouldn't that be the only known intervention of a divine power in the   
   > story? Which of course lends the question - why the only one? Surely there   
   > were other more important things he/it could intervene with if something as   
   > trivial as this required his/its attention.   
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   > A discussion for another time, perhaps :)   
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   I can think of another-when the wind changed and blew away the murk of   
   Orodruin over the Pelennor Fields-and just happened to blow the black   
   ships of Aragorn up Anduin in the process.  Without that simple thing, a   
   change of the wind, Minis Tirith falls, and maybe the whole course of   
   the story is altered.   
      
   Brian   
      
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