E is for Elrond, who is the holder of the Council, and the reader of Moon-Letters, and the Healer of Morgûl-Blade wounds, and the bearer of Vilya (the ring of Air?Water? Not sure...Really, Saphire should be water, but I thought nen- meant water, and Galadriel has Nenya...oh well.). And lots of other stuff too. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

F is for Feanturi -- masters of spirits, and they are called most often Mandos and Lorien.

[ March 04, 2003: Message edited by: Faenaduial ]

Ah, but I do not believe that Frodo encountered either of them on the Quest of the Ring ...

The theme is people, creatures, places, items etc that Frodo encountered on his Quest.

F is for Fredegar (Fatty) Bolger, one of the conspirators unmasked at Crickhollow.

G is Gollum, the Ringbearer before Bilbo.

H is for Haldir (of course! *blush*), whom the Fellowship met in the Golden Forest - and who did not participate in the Battle of Helm's Deep!

I is for Imladris, the elven name for Rivendell.

j for journey? does that count, but i've been thinking for ages!

I think that will have to count, Lyra, because I doubt that there is another "J".

K is for Khazad-Dum, or Moria, which the Frodo passed through on his Quest.

L is for Legolas, whom Frodo journeyed with.

Merry another one of Frodo's companions.

N is for Nazgûl, Frodo had to deal with them during the quest

O for the old forest

P is for Peredhil, Elrond's last name.

P for the Prancing Pony

Q is for Quickbeam, who Frodo met on his way home, through Isengard.

R is for Ruling Ring, quite inseparable part of the quest.

S is for Sharkey. [img]smilies/evil.gif[/img]

T is for Treebeard

Um... how about Udun, the valley at the north-west corner of Mordor, where Frodo and Sam were taken by the orcs.

V is for Valinor...Frodo's final destination.

W is for Wraiths...see Nazgul

X for Xmas, or Christmas, the day on which the quest began.
ok, so it's not a thing, but X?- come on!

Y is for the Yellow Boots that Tom Bombadil wore!

Z is for Zee Elves with zee French Accent... maybe not. [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]
Z is for Zirag-Zigil, Dwarven name for Silvertine

hey how about someone starting a new topic. i would but i dont have any good ideas

OK. how about people, places, items and events associated with Dwarves.

To start matters off (how appropriate [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] ):

A is for Aule, creator of the Dwarves.

B is for Balin who dies in Moria

C for children of Aule

D is for Dwalin. I was going to say dwarves, but thats too obvious!

E is for Erebor, the Lonely Mountain - realm of the King under the Mountain

F for Fili compainion of Bilbo in the Hobbit

G for the Great Gates

H is for Hurin who killed the Dwarf Mim and took the Nauglamir to Thingol.

I for Ibun son of Mim the petty dwarf

OK, can't think of a "L" based on the books alone, so ...

... J is for John Rhys-Davies, who plays Gimli the Dwarf in the film adaptations.

K is for Khazad-Dum, ancient dwarf realm under the Misty Mountains.

L for Lockbearer= Gimli

M is for mithril, the metal they loved to Mine so much.

[ March 19, 2003: Message edited by: Airehiriel ]

N for Nain