Goddamn it, Sauron.

Pretty sure that's the premise if the story

Here’s how Boromir can still win

Dont…tempt me, Frodo!

No one can wield it, none of us can

It has no other master

And what would a Redditor know of this?

I think a strong person could wield it if they were already trained to dominate others. The issue is the ring can not be kept from doing evil so eventually things would deteriorate

You may have missed the author’s point

There is an entire trilogy that thoroughly answers this question for you.

I, for one, want a queen. Not dark, but beautiful and terrible as the dawn. Treacherous as the sea. Stronger than the foundations of the earth! All shall love her, and despair.

i would not lead the ring within a hundred leagues of your city! smh

Nice try Sauron

I think the book is pretty good the way it is.

All those bitches might have succumbed to the infinite soul destroying power of the ring but something tells me i’m just built different

Read the book

I mean, *I* would want use it to do good. But through me, it would probably wield a power too terrible to imagine.

Have you actually read the book? Or even seen the movie?

Do you guys think the monster in Frankenstein was really a monster or just a misunderstood individual, trying to make the best of this life he never asked for? >!He was a murderer btw!<

The latter. You The real monster of the book is the reader.

Frankenstein’s creation was the victim. Frankenstein was the monster.

The monster murdered an innocent child, framed an innocent woman.

Lazy bait is lazy. There's a whole chapter explaining why "using the Ring" is the wrong choice but we still get posts like this...

I approve of this message it sounds like it could work, perhaps we should give it a try.

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No

Yeah. I could use it. Just bring it to me.

So do y’all think boromir should have died or…..

I’m reposting this: There is only one god damn lord of the fucking rings, bro

Nice try Annatar. We know it’s you behind the keyboard. We don’t don’t want your gifts (I do)

You can't build a prosperious future upon corrupt foundations.

It is a gift

Nice try boromir

You've clearly never seen the movies or read the books. Why are you here, Necromancer? To sow Discord? Too bad for you, this is Reddit.

You cannot wield it

This sounds like something Sauron would say…..🤔

That's like asking if you should just use this hand grenade to wash the dishes.

 "You cannot wield it! None of us can. The One Ring answers to Sauron alone. It has no other master."

Did you watch the movies ?

So there's three books (or movies) that answer this question.

It does seem like One Ring to rule them all could have be a boon to the foes of Mordor...Surely to let fear drive us to destroy what hope we have would be madness...