Can there be good orcs in LOTR?

Yes, Orcs can be good. It was already confirmed in a letter that they have the chance of redeeming themselves. However, he described them as naturally bad and creatures begotten of Sin, in fact he almost wrote iredeemably bad but Tolkien wrote that writing that would be going too far.

What happened to the orcs after Sauron was defeated?

Originally Answered: In the Lord Of The Rings, what happened to the Orcs after the fall of Sauron? They were all killed. They either killed themselves, or fled far away and the Ents etc. killed them, while the remaining few were eventually hunted down.

Did any orcs fight against Sauron?

They’re actually were orcs who fought against sauron. only the elves were unbroken in their allegiance all other races including humans dwarves and orcs all had people on both sides of the war. Works have a natural tendency to towards evil, and this makes them far more vulnerable to sauron’s influence than other races.

Are orcs born or made?

History. Orcs were first created from Elves under torture and dark sorcery. Their creation served as an insult to the Children of Ilúvatar.

Are Orcs Immortal LOTR?

They could be slain, and they were subject to disease; but apart from these ills they died and were not immortal, even according to the manner of the Quendi; indeed they appear to have been by nature short-lived compared with the span of Men of higher race, such as the Edain.

How did Sauron become The Lord of the Rings?

Sauron, the eponymous Lord of the Rings, was a fallen Maia, creator of the One Ring, a gifted student of Aulë the Smith and the greatest lieutenant of Melkor (Morgoth). After Melkor’s defeat by the Valar, Sauron in time became the second Dark Lord and strove to conquer Arda by creating the Rings of Power.

Why did Aragorn and Ecthelion not trust Saruman?

But the Wise were already suspicious about him; Aragorn tried to advice Steward Ecthelion II to not trust Saruman for his help against Sauron. Sauron had declared himself openly in Mordor; he established contact with Saruman through the Ithil-stone his minions had captured from Minas Ithil.

How did Saruman become a servant of Sauron?

Through his jealousy towards Gandalf and his ever-growing pride and arrogance, and through the use of the palantír was dominated by Sauron, becoming a servant of his will. Using either the knowledge of his new master or lore of lost Eregion, Saruman crafted his own lesser ring and sought to emulate Sauron.

Why did Saruman take Isengard for his own?

In T.A. 2953, the Wise gathered once more to debate about the Rings of Power. Saruman quieted the Council claiming to have the knowledge that the One Ring was lost forever in the Belegaer. Following their final meeting (and the death of Steward Turgon ), Saruman took Isengard for his own and fortified it.