In The Rings of Power Season 2, viewers are drawn into the intense conflict between Adar and Sauron, raising the question: why does Adar hate Sauron? While their animosity is clear, the deeper reasons for Adar’s hatred remain largely unexplored.

One line from The Rings of Power season 2, episode 5 has foreshadowed Aragorn and his part in the battle against Sauron. The Prime Video show is set in the Second Age, long before Aragorn makes his appearance in the Third Age.

Rings Of Power isn’t playing coy about the focus of “Halls Of Stone.” The Dwarves are the canary in the coal mine for the problems permeating Middle-earth, and their waning connection to the mountain signals a demise only the Rings of Power can prevent. But everything has a cost, and the immediate benefits of Ring-bearing require gold on delivery.

The landscape of television is littered with great villains. Gustavo Fring, Joffrey Baratheon, the Cigarette Smoking Man, Vernon Schillinger—the list goes on and on. With the latest season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power now in full flow,

Despite Saurons rise in The Rings of Power, he will eventually be defeated - and the biggest tease of his downfall is hidden in plain sight.

J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay answer questions about Sauron's epic journey in the second season's premiere episode — and explain one apparent difference from the books.

There are many defining episodes in The Rings of Power, and Season 2, Episode 5, joins a growing list of important chapters. With Sauron’s influence growing as Annatar, Lord of Gifts, all races of Middle Earth face a growing dark threat.