Feanor in answer to prophecy of Mandos

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Re: silm 77

Yes H-I!

-amyrlis <Br>These are indeed strange days. Dreams and legends spring to life out of the grass. -Eomer</p>

'If there lay no grievance between us, lord, still the kingship would rightly come to you'

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Re: silm 77

Was that Maedhros to Fingolfin?

<font size = "-2"> [i] Listen! the mighty Being is awake / And doth with his eternal motion make / A sound like thunder--everlastingly.</p>

Correct. you may proceed

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Re: silm 77

&quot;Go hence unto a swift and bitter death.&quot;

By the way, nice pic !

<font size = "-2"> [i] Listen! the mighty Being is awake / And doth with his eternal motion make / A sound like thunder--everlastingly.</p>

Curufin to Beren

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Re: silm 77

Yes that was a rare Curufin quote.

<font size = "-2"> [i] Listen! the mighty Being is awake / And doth with his eternal motion make / A sound like thunder--everlastingly.</p>

'Do not be troubled. The tale shall wait'

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Re: silm 77

Oh! I think I know this! But I'm not sure which instance it happened in. It was either Turin, with the people of Brethil, who found Nienor after Glaurung cast the spell on her. Or, before that, she was found and then lost by Mablung, so he could have said it.

-amyrlis <Br>These are indeed strange days. Dreams and legends spring to life out of the grass. -Eomer</p>

That was Turin to Niniel

proceed

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Re: Silmarillion Quotes

Okay, finally getting back to this!

<blockquote>Quote:<hr> &quot;...take counsel with thyself, and remember who and what thou art.&quot; <hr></blockquote>

-amyrlis <Br>These are indeed strange days. Dreams and legends spring to life out of the grass. -Eomer</p>

Mandos to Fëanor

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Re: Silmarillion Quotes

Correct as always H-I!

-amyrlis <Br>These are indeed strange days. Dreams and legends spring to life out of the grass. -Eomer</p>

Morgoth to Ungoliath?

correct :)
sorry for being so late

Morwen to Hurin?

good quess - but no [img]smilies/frown.gif[/img]

Wait a second -- wasn't that Earendil to Elwing?

Yes it was - go on [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Morgoth to Hurin after the Nirnaeth?

I'm not sure if it was after the Nirnaeth but YES, Morgoth to Hurin, "in a high place at Thangorodrim".

I'm quite sure that it was, but anyway...

Who, to whom?
"Get thee gone, gangrel!"

hm, r you sure that's silm77?

if not gangrel, that may be Feanor to Fingon,
or him again to Melkor, that's in Valinor, or Glaurung to Turambar before Nargothrond bridge, but no gangrels involved in the conversations there, methinks.

yet that can't be Frodo to Gollum, for this is Silmarillion thread. Are you sure it is? ;)

Ack! I'm afraid you're right.
It's from HoME X, but I seemed to recall that those words were included in the published Silmarillion - but now when I checked I see that that's not the case.

Yet you guessed right - it was Feanor to Melkor.

*plays fanfare :D

ok, next one to pop up:

who to whom reffering to whom

ps, sorry to be late

Celegorm to Eol, about Maeglin and Aredhel.

aye, correct

Melkor to Feanor at his gate in Aman

Yes, correct.

Maedhros to Fingolfin.

aye, correct

Beor the Old to Finod Felagund.

Correct, Arvedui.