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Another quickie; Mauglurtz, that hapless Uruk, enjoys a diversion into the glens of the Morgai; nestled beneath Mordor's Ephel Duath range. This place of foul water, grasping thorns, and bloodthirsty flies seemed to me a nod to the Somme's filth and barbed wire; I brought a little of that into the thorns.
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Morgai
Morgai: A ridge of jagged hills in Mordor. It ran parallel to the Mountains of Shadow for some thirty leagues south of the Durthang Spur. Thus it was an inner fence of Sauron’s realm (as opposed to the ‘outer-fence’ of the Ephel Dúath).
Tyler, J. E. A., and J. R. R. Tolkien. The Tolkien Companion. New York, NY: St. Martin’s, 1976. Print.
*Note: This encyclopedia was published before The Silmarillion. Some entries in this encyclopedia will not be 100 % accurate, but they’re still awesome to read.
