Beorn
02-02-2002, 06:02 AM
When Frodo, Sam, and Slinker/Stinker are travelling from the Dead Marshes to the Cross-roads (and probably further...I'm at the cross-roads now...), the book says that Gollum/Smeagol doesn't sleep when the hobbits do, but rather he goes off on his own. He is constantly encouraging the hobbits to move faster, so that means he is too...(Actually, there is one occurence mentioned where he does sleep, for a few hours). Also, he eats next to nothing, or one would assume that is what he does when going off on his own...
But my point still is, how did he get along with so little sleep? I don't remember anything about him being long enduring...
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But my point still is, how did he get along with so little sleep? I don't remember anything about him being long enduring...
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