Your turn... Good to see a new face in this thread [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

OK. Who said this to whom? And what were the circumstances?

Aragorn...ugh mental blank :/ don't remember to whom...or even if it's Aragorn

hello all, can I play? (shudders as memories of cruel children during break when I was a childe....tee hee)
Right, ere' ya go.

"and me!"

oh, my dumbass computer sent my entry to the wrong page. ahem...

"and me!"

...ok, NOW I understand what's going on, I was looking at the wrong page. when you've done with Lostgariel's quote (and i think it was Aragorn come to think of it...) then have a bash at mine....

Lostgaeriel's, I believe, is Thorin. This is the morning after Bard has been given the Arkenstone, and he asks Thorin if he is of the same mind.

Pippin's certainly sounds like a Bilbo thing to say (can you picture one of the dwarves saying it?), but I can't think exactly where. Are we allowed to use the books?

[ November 19, 2001: Message edited by: The Laurenendorian ]

The Laurenendorian: It WAS actually a dwarf...
use a book if you want, i don't mind. it'll take you a while to find though, it's in an unlikely place.

The Laurenendorian has answered my quote correctly. It was indeed Thorin speaking to Bard as Bard comes to bargain the Arkenstone for gold. (The Clouds Burst) [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

So it's The Laurenendorian's turn to pose us a quote. But I guess we've got to answer Pippin's as well. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

Sorry I was on the other page when I posed it...there seemed to be an opening. I promise I'll wait my turn next time!

I'm really confused.

I'm sure I replied to this yesterday, guessing that Bombur (when they come to Beorn's house) was the answer to Pippin's...

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If I'm right about that, try this one:

-"Why, O why did I ever bring a wretched little hobbit on a treasure hunt?"

Right you are!
like I said, double pages are confusing...I keep replying to questions that have been continued on other pages and find my answer posted somewhere else....

was it Thorin when Bilbo admits to giving away the Arkenstone?

'fraid not, young Took.

Carry on guessing.
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Thorin when they realise they have left the burglar behind in the goblin caves? It sounds like a Thorin thing to say...

Yay! I'm an animated skeleton already! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

nay [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img], that's Dori carrying Bolbo along while goblin hunt was on their heels

All wrong, but Heren Istarion comes closer than most.

Please continue.

so it was Dori?
Oooh, was it when he has to climb out of the tree and help Bilbo up when they are surrounded by Wargs?

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I thought it was Bombur, after the escape from the goblins.

Turambar has the solution.

Play on!

I belive the quote starts: "Black arrow, Black arrow." It's Bard talking to his black arrow on the rooftops of Esgaroth

Correct, Dunedain.

Halbarad

Yes, Halbarad was correct. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

It has been about a month since Hallbarad has showed up. One of you guys do the honors. Post up another quote.

Ok, I'll take it.

some or another elf in Rivendell

Go HerenIstarion! (did I spell it right?) [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

here late as well

next one:
[ April 07, 2002: Message edited by: HerenIstarion ]

That would be the fourth spider in Mirkwood, talking about the dwarves that they had hanging on their trees.

I'm awfully sorry, I've missed the correct answer for more than two years!. Shame on me.

Well, if Nice-Smeagol is still around and remembers the thing, he's entitled to go on :D

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Somehow, I doubt he/she is.

Closing this thread, as we have a Hobbit Quotes game here.