M for Mount Doom...we all know what happened to Gollum there.

Mordor, The land where Mt Doom is located.

Ringwraiths, which served the Lord of Mordor

Sauron - the Lord of Mordor

Narsil cut off Sauron´s finger

Last Alliance - when it happened

E is for Erech, where the stone of Isildur stood.

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Halbarad, who rode with the Grey Company to the Stone of Erech.

Dunharrow, through which Halbarad passed

W for the White Tree, on the banner which Halbarad carried through the Paths of the Dead.

Elessar - who finds the sapling of the white tree

R for Rivendell, where Elessar was protected as a child.

Lay of Luthien - he sings for the Hobbits

Nazgul, servents of the dark lord.

N is for Nimloth, who married Luthien's son, Dior.

H is for Haldir, an elf and friend to the fellowship.

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Rohan - is where he goes, only in the movie mind [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]

N is for Niphredil, the white flower which grew in Lorien.

L is for Lothlorien the placve where Nipherdel grew

N is for Noldor. Galadriel was a Noldor Elf who settled in Lothlorien.

R is for Ring of Adamant which was worn by the Lady Galadriel.

T for the one ring because it was a ring like the ring of Adamant

Gollum, who long possessed the ring

Mordor - where Gollum leads Frodo and Sam

Ringwraiths -- the "pets" of Mordor (this is how the Orcs saw them, anyway)

S is for Shelob, who also hung out in Mordor. [img]smilies/evil.gif[/img]

OK, I'll go for the obvious ...

... Sauron, who the Ringwraiths served.

Hmm, beaten to it.

OK, Baggins, as in Frodo Baggins, who Shelob attacked.

Nazgul - ringwraiths (again)

Oooh too slow

Shire - then where Frodo was from

Elrond....founder of Rivendell; where Frodo goes on his journey to destroy the ring.

Dead Marshes - another place Frodo goes

sam a hobbit who goes with frodo to the dead marshes

Morannon - where Sam and Frodo are led

Narchost - one of the Towers of the Teeth

Tindobel - another Tower

L is for Lieutenant of the Tower of Barad-dur; also known as The Mouth of Sauron.


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N is for Nurnen, the lake in Mordor where Barad-dur is, where the Mouth of Sauron is lutenit

Numenoreans, the black ones served Sauron

S is for Seeing Stones, another name for the Palantiri.