What was his problem?

impotence

>>80095069
he's ganon and the ring is the triforce

He wasn't invisible

>>80095069
Bad writing

>>80095069
Major case of OCD

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>>80095069
>Sauron had never reached this stage of nihilistic madness. He did not object to the existence of the world, so long as he could do what he liked with it. He still had the relics of positive purposes, that descended from the good of the nature in which he began: it had been his virtue (and therefore also the cause of his fall, and of his relapse) that he loved order and co-ordination, and disliked all confusion and wasteful friction. (It was the apparent will and power of Melkor to effect his designs quickly and masterfully that had first attracted Sauron to him.) Sauron had, in fact, been very like Saruman, and so still understood him quickly and could guess what he would be likely to think and do, even without the aid of the palantíri or of spies; whereas Gandalf eluded and puzzled him. But like all minds of this cast, Sauron’s love (originally) or (later) mere understanding of other individual intelligences was correspondingly weaker; and thought the only real good in, or rational motive for, all this ordering and planning and organization was the good of all the inhabitants of Arda (even admitting Sauron’s right to be their supreme lord), his ‘plans’, the idea coming from his own isolated mind, became the sole object of his will, and an end, the End, in itself.

>>80095104
He's the master of the ring, why would he turn invisible?

He wished to bend all things to his will.
He specifically created all the rings for this purpose.

>>80095069
He's literally a god and the lower lifeforms in Middle-earth won't let him control them like they should.

>>80095069
Ningen.

>>80095069
He obviously wanted to fuck the elven bitches. All of them. Forever.

>>80095444
What God has to rule by consent of mortals?

>>80095444
He's more like a sub angel

>>80095550
One of the lower ones. He's tier 3.

The rankings go:

1. God
2. Valar (the big gods)
3. Maiar (the little gods)

>>80095069
>Taxes.

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>>80095104
The ring turns hobbits invisible.
It multiplies your natural powers, which in the case of the hobbits is to go unseen.
Galadriel wouldn't have become invisible either.

>>80095069
Extreme autism. Definitely /ourguy/

>>80096805
>It multiplies your natural powers, which in the case of the hobbits is to go unseen.
How the fuck does this nonsensical bullshit get posted every fucking thread?

It turns hobbits "invisible" because it's actually pushing them into the unseen/shadow world. It has nothing to do with "natural powers." It does the same thing to Men.

The reason it wouldn't turn Galadriel invisible is because as an Elf who lived in Valinor she already exists in both the seen and unseen world (hence why Frodo as he's fading see Glorfindel as a bright white figure).

>>80096968
By your logic the ring would either just make halflings see the shadow world without turning invisible or turn elves invisible too.

>go invisible
>go to volcano
>drop ring
>profit in shire

>>80095260
Basically, Sauron was a progressive who wanted to change the world for the better, but to do that he had to accumulate power. In the end, the search for power became his chief interest, like what happens to so many real world progressives and communists.

>>80097494
Sauron was the apprentice of Melkor / Morgoth

>>80097690
He went to Melkor because Melkor was powerful. But Melkor was more of a nihilist that wanted to destroy everything that existed, while Sauron wanted to control it for his own purposes.

>>80097778
>yes he was evil but he turned evil for the right reasons.

Just like every tragic hero / dark lord ever written

>Darth Vader
>Dracula
>etc

>>80096805
Isildur is a hobbit?