Well, Morgoth was just a name given to Melkor by some elves. Melkor started out as a good guy working for Iluvatar, the Creator. He was one of the Ainur, but he went bad. Very bad. If you've ever read The Bible then Iluvatar is like God, and Melkor is like Satan. After being wounded a ton by awesome elven dudes, he was in pain all the time. I can't remember how he died though... or if he even did.
Depends on which Dark Lord you are talking about. The first Dark Lord, of whom "Sauron of Mordor was only a servant," was Morgoth, formerly Melkor, a fallen Power/god. The second Dark Lord, was as you probably figured out, Sauron, also known as Gorthaur the Cruel. He was the "right-hand man" of Morgoth, and was a lesser spirit of power. See related links for more.
The first ever Lord of the Rings movie was The Lord of the Rings (1978), but of the trilogy starting in 2001, the first movie was called The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
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The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.
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Sauron, a fallen Maia and former lackey of Morgoth, the first Dark Lord.
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Morgoth Bauglir.
The orcs were created my Morgoth in his fortress at Angbad. They were created from Elves, tortured to the point where their personalities completely changed. They were created in the first age.
A Balrog of Morgoth that had lived in the mines for many years. He defeats a balrog in the Mines of Moria.
The name of the great battering ram in the shape of a wolf used against the gates of Minas Tirith was named Grond, presumably after Morgoth's hammer from the First Age.
The first dark lord is Morgoth, who destroyed the two trees of Valinor and was the one who mutated the Elves into orcs. If you are looking for more information, try reading the Silmarilion. However, as the question states "in Lord of the Rings" the first Dark Lord would be Sauron. Saruman tried to become a dark lord by taking the ring, but failed to acquire it. And at the end Frodo was becoming a dark lord until Gollum bit his finger off.If you're referring to the title, then it is Sauron, the main antagonist of the book.SauronThe title refers to the main antagonist, Sauron.The Lord of the Rings was Sauron. The title was referring to that he possessed a master ring which gave him control of all the other rings of power.If you're referring to the title, then it is Sauron, the main antagonist of the book.SauronThe title refers to the main antagonist, Sauron.The Lord of the Rings was Sauron. The title was referring to that he possessed a master ring which gave him control of all the other rings of power.
Well, there are lots of Lords. There's the Dark Lords, you know, Lord Voldemort, Lord Vader, Lord Sugar, Lord Morgoth, Lord Sauron, Lord Palpetine, Lord Sidious. But that's about it.
Depends on which Dark Lord you are talking about. The first Dark Lord, of whom "Sauron of Mordor was only a servant," was Morgoth, formerly Melkor, a fallen Power/god. The second Dark Lord, was as you probably figured out, Sauron, also known as Gorthaur the Cruel. He was the "right-hand man" of Morgoth, and was a lesser spirit of power. See related links for more.
The Lord of the Rings trilogy of films were filmed in New Zealand between 2001 and 2003 : The Lord of the Rings : The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) , The Lord of the Rings : The Two Towers (2002) and The Lord of the Rings : The Return of the King (2003) .
There is not a "Hell," per say, in The Lord of the Rings. Not being an elf or dwarf, but a man-like creature, Gollum would have passed beyond the Circles of the World. The fate of those who do so is unknown.Edit: Morgoth (the first Dark Lord) and his greatest followers, including Sauron, were cast into the Void by the Valar. So in that sense, there is a Hell, the Void, but it is reserved for only for fallen Valar such as Melkor/Morgoth or Maiar, spirits of less power than the Valar.
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