I don't think Legolas says "They are close". As far as I can remember he said: "Something draws near. I can feel it."

ah. so it was... ah well.. it still brings back horrid memories of highschool...

"We're close... I can feel it!"

Just as an aside: "They're close was Merry just before Arwen shows up in the movie.

Quote...?
Rather obvious, in my opinion...

Youre no Baggins - you - youre a BRANDYBUCK!

Did you hear that, Merry? That was an insult, if you like..

'It was a compliment,' said Merry, 'and so, of course, not true.'

That is only like one of my absoulte favorite lines from the entire book! LOL

[ September 17, 2002: Message edited by: elengil ]

Oh, I guess I forgot to post my own quote...


Q: who said:
"The secret will not reach the Enemy from us."

Elengil, yours is Gildor Ingloron. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] In the Woods. To Frodo. I think.
Yes?

Boy that quote lasted all of one minute.. *sigh*>>> correct

Actually three if that makes you feel better.

Anyway
Who said it, to whom, who else was there, and who was the speaker talking about?

ooh ooh that was Gimli to Legolas at the edge of Fangorn about the messages Gandalf brought from Galadriel (when Gimli thought he didnt get one and legolas asked if he would want her to speak of his doom)

Oui, Monsieur! Continuez, sil vous plait...

Gildor to his company of Elves when Frodo said "Elen Sila Lumenn Omentielvo"

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The one about the road was Bilbo, quoted by Frodo Next is "Ah, so I look foul and feel fair?"

Artanis: your quote is Aragorn to Frodo in The Prancing Pony.

My turn!!

And here's another one since I have answered two:

merlilot-

quote number 1 = merry or pip

quote number 2 = person 1: merry or pip
person 2: Frodo? Gandalf?

quote 1: Merry. Close enough.

quote 2: person 1: Pippin. Person 2: Frodo.

Good job! Your go.

Oh yeah? Those are all easy-schmeazy fa sheezy-po-cheezy! Schwa!
~that was random~ Anyways....
Who sed this?
Ho! Ho! Ho! To the bottle I go to heal my heart and drown my woe! Rain may fall and wind may blow and many miles be still to go! But under a tall tree I will lie and let the clouds go sailing by!
*HINT: it is in the book-page 88*
Yeah...I know, I am totally obsessed. I read the book 1 and a half times so far, memorized 6 and a half poems AND seen the movie who knows how many times! I could quote the whole thing to you, but that would take too long.
Good luck! [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]

merry, sam or frodo?

and one and a half times isnt much.......ive read it 3 but some people here have read it over 30 times....

I've read the books 5 times... And I'm looking forward to reading them over again soon [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

Pippin? Merry?

That is Pippin, Sam, and Frodo in the chapter "Three is Company" in FOTR.

Bilbo.

My companion, who, alas!, is overcome with wearyness

I LOVE ^THAT BIT!!!!!!! Its so the funniest part... nobody is posting quotes...can I? Ohpleaseohpleaseohplease??? YAAAAAY! Let me think...
Ok, dead easy one...

" Neat work, Bill"

And...

"You'll be last, either way, Master Peregrin!"

And, last, but harder...

"Theres something fishy in this, My dear."

Ok, who said em, and what about?? Chop chop now!

Sam said "Neat work, Bill" to the pony, when he kicked someone...AHHHHH...Can't...remember...who!!
Was it Bill Ferny?

[ April 21, 2003: Message edited by: Airehiriel ]

Well done Airehiriel..... yes it was Bill Ferny, outside the gates of Buckland. Any takers on the other quotes? Come onnn!

Bumping this up to the top... reply!

I'm going to make another guess, and guess it is!

'There's something fishy in this, my dear.'
Would that be Lobelia?

Sorry Airehiriel, nope.
Want a hint?

It WAS a hobbit... there you go...

Bumping it up to the top again...if nobody gets it soon, I'll just have to tell you...

Okay, a female or male hobbit?

Male Hobbit...
want a REAL clue? Bilbo's party....

"You'll be last, either way, Master Peregrin!" was about who would bath first: "Eldest first or quickest first? you'll be last, either way, Master Peregrin" Frodo said it.

"Theres something fishy in this, My dear." was said by Old Rory Brandybuck to his daughter-in-law Esmerelda (they are Merry's mother and grandfather by the way) about the vanishing Bilbo. He continued with "I believe that mad Baggins is off again. Silly old fool! But why worry? He hasn't taken the vittles with him."

[ May 21, 2003: Message edited by: Tinuviel Took ]

Well done Tinuviel! Your turn!

Okay then, Try this one. "Are there no leaches amoung you?"

[ May 21, 2003: Message edited by: Tinuviel Took ]

I know!! Prince Imrahil, of Eowyn, who everyone thought had died, and he was chiding them for not realising she was actually alive...

Correctomondo! Your turn.

[ May 22, 2003: Message edited by: Tinuviel Took ]

"is he going to die?"

Pippin to Aragorn about Merry, in the houses of healing after Faramir and Eowen have been tended.

Oi! It was my turn! Nassty little THIEVES! You stole it from usss...

Right...ill shut up now...Grr...

"Gandalf has been saying many cheerful things like that," said ------- "He thinks I need keeping in order."

Chop chop now!