Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT J.R.R. Tolkien's epic trilogy culminates with the final defeat of Sauron at the end of Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, but his defeat didn't technically result in his death. The trilogy follows Frodo and Sam as they journey to Mt. Doom in Mordor, as that is the only way that the One Ring can be destroyed, and by extension, Sauron's life force.
Sauron Isn't Technically Dead After Lord Of The Rings He is reduced to almost nothing As depicted in Peter Jackson's cinematic trilogy, when the One Ring was destroyed, the Eye of Sauron vanished in explosive fashion, destroying Barad-dûr and casuing the ground to swallow his armies in the process. Sauron was indeed reduced to virtually nothing, but as an immortal being, his spirit can never truly die.
When the One Ring was destroyed, there was so very little left of Sauron that it became impossible for him to ever take on a new form or use his spirit to stir evil in the world, as he had done so many times before. His life force was completely diminished, leaving virtually no trace of him in the world, save for the faintest existence due to his immortality. However, in the far future of Middle-Earth, Sauron could potentially have been reborn once more.
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