What does Aragorn see in the Palantir?
James Olson
Updated on March 31, 2026
Moreover, what does Sauron say to Aragorn in the Palantir?
"I have looked into the Stone of Orthanc, my friends." Aragorn: "It was a bitter struggle, and the weariness is slow to pass. I spoke no word to him, and in the end I wrenched the Stone to my will. That alone he will find hard to endure.
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Similarly, you may ask, what did Pippin see in the Palantir?
Pippin says that he saw a tower with winged creatures flying around it, and then “he came.” Sauron forced him to confess that he is a hobbit, directed him to tell Saruman “that this dainty is not for him. I will send for it at once,” and then gloated over him.
Why does Aragorn yell elendil?
In the books, by the time the Fellowship got to Amon Hen, Aragorn had the reforged Narsil (Anduril). So another reason he may have yelled "ELENDIL!" would be his joy that Elendil's sword was finally returning to battle.