Who stabbed Frodo?

The Morgul-knife was a short blade carried by the Witch-king of Angmar during the Third Age, and used to stab Frodo Baggins at the ancient watch-tower of Weathertop.

What happened to Frodo stabbed?

[edit] History. At Weathertop, during his journey to Rivendell with the One Ring, the Hobbit Frodo Baggins was stabbed by the Lord of the Nazgûl. A fragment of the blade remained within the wound, working its way toward his heart and threatening to turn Frodo into a wraith.

Why do the Nazgul run from Aragorn?

For their chief weapon was fear. They’re not very brave if someone has the will/power to oppose them, such as Aragorn. So they fled, but also knew (or so they thought) that Frodo would be turned very quickly. However is all 9 of them were present, they probably could have stayed and fight.

Why didn’t Frodo’s wounds heal?

This role is for Frodo. His mission failed in the end (the Ring was destroyed indeed, but no more by him since he yielded to the ultimate temptation), he could not recover, gave Bag End away and left the Shire forever.

How does Aragorn heal?

Aragorn then tended to Éowyn and Merry, who both returned to consciousness when Aragorn touched and kissed them. All through the night, Aragorn healed the wounded of the city. Rumours flew throughout the city that the King of Gondor now walked again, bringing healing in his hands.

Why does Frodos wound still hurt?

And as chance or fate would have it, Frodo was destined to take a much worse beating during the course of his adventure than any of his fellow hobbits. First he was stabbed in the shoulder by the Witch-king of Angmar with a Morgul-blade, which inflicted even more psychic pain than it did physical damage.

Why did the Nazgul stab Frodo with a Morgul blade?

However this failed when the hobbits panicked upon the approach of the Nazgul and Frodo put on the One Ring. This meant that he could be seen by the Nazgul. The Lord of the Nazgul, who possessed a Morgul blade, tried to seriously wound Frodo with it, so he would become a wraith like the Nazgul, only weaker.