Posted: April 14, 2000 at 14:20:06: by DGG
: To enter Middle-Earth you would have to become a part of it, and therefore you would become subject to the laws governing such a place - the laws governing Middle-Earth are that it is a fantsy creation of Tolkein, and thus your actions in such a place would be subject to the will of Tolkein, you would become a character in his story, only able to act independantly in his subcocious (see Sophie's World, Jostein Gaarder for where I get these ideas)
: Don Quixote (a living fantasy)So in this present world, we can't act outside the will of our creator? (provided you believe in one of course, no offense if you don't)
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