Don Marshall

But their clothes make them visible.

They wear the clothes in order to be seen, in order to intimidate.

If they are unclad, they are invisible.

which is different than the one ring because Frodo and Bilbo and whenever they're wearing the ring, they're invisible.

Even with their clothes on, they don't have to strip naked in order to be invisible.

That would be an entirely different movie.

So with the one ring, anything that's touched by or part of, or included in your body, that things in your pockets, whatever, um,

okay, but now we get the hoodie covering the light.

Yeah.

And that makes it actually invisible because now it, its own light can't be sent out.

There's levels to this.

Yeah.

I think you've just scratched the surface of something much deeper.

Invisibility is such a thing.

Like if it makes you invisible, but it doesn't make your clothes invisible or your sword invisible or the food you're carrying invisible,

So it would have to be, it seems like the only thing that's not invisible is its own light source.

What do you think?

So we have no firm answer other than what Christopher says here, but that makes sense.

And you got to carry a hoodie if you're going to wear the Elendil mirror.

So next we get a follow-up on what happened to the rest of these men, the other 200 men along with his three sons.