T? what T, my preciouss-s?..
 

to the 'T' (whatever that means). Take it over :)

BTW, thanks for the Tabulus the Flat. I have forgotten about it but for you :D

cheers

:confused: T? huh? where? *scans around for any stray Ts*
No Ts here, except the one fromTabulus the Flat. Lol, here's an excuse to post the link to this for others to see/remember! :D

New quote is:

"You are altogether wrong", we argued. "And be sure to say it exactly like this, unless you're parted from a group of outsiders. They couldn't have been further away from the town center of Landia back then."

That'd be Gandalf to Radagast, as cited by him to the Council of Elrond:

Yes, that's it!

easy one, probably...
 

yep...
 

Legolas to Gandalf, the Ring goes South.

I could not stand the temptation to turn Gandalf into Shieldzwerg :D

Correct, take it over again :)

Next up:

"Chances are, the Demons will lead her onwards!"

Damrod about the oliphaunt?

That's right! :)

anyone?

It's not too hard to guess that this quote is about gold, buried under/in a mountain, so that suggests 'The Hobbit' as its source. Since my time is short, unfortunately, could you please tell me if that's the right book in which to search for it?

the quote is indeed related to the plot of the Hobbit, and it is a hobbit who doth quoteth, but one should look for it in the FoTR :)

That took a bit of detective work, but I finally found it! Merry is the speaker.

Aye, m'lady, your sight for hidden things is sharp! :)

Pray proceed

New quote:

I surely feel like a hint :)

It is spoken in first person and can be found in RotK.

Ah, thank you, that was helpful :)

That was Sam to Frodo, on the Mount Doom:

*applause, applause, applause!!*

Next one's yours, HI!

Thank you, thank you :)

next up:

an inkling statement...
 

I usually use Giant to turn the Dwarf inside out, you know :rolleyes:

Ah, that clue was very helpful! I found it in The Hobbit: ...'he', of course, being Bilbo.

Yes, definitely :)

Here's a new one:

Celeborn to Boromir concerning Fangorn:

Awwwww, was it that easy or are you just that good, HI?! ;) Right, of course, and your turn.

Nay, it was just easy (though gracefully done) - young bachelors was a clue, and the scope of search thence was limited to either Ioreth and her sayings, or Fangorn :)

I have to think a bit to contrive the next one, though

cheers

Damn you, Lady Wheeldwarf!’ shouted Full ‘All of it! And I even planted thorns over the threshold, when you went away from me!'

Can you give a hint? :)

Maybe it would be a modification of the quote...
 

Besides, wheel is used as opposite of wand. There are two creatures dwarf may be at daggers drawn with, of course. Fully Fool requires no further commenting, eh? ;)

That helped a lot!
 

'Lor bless you, Mr Gandalf, sir!' said Sam. 'Nothing! Leastways I was just trimming the grass-border under the window, if you follow me.'

Correct :)

Lor Bless you, Miss Evisse, the floor is yours :)

Thanks, here's the next one:
 

"Your teeth are quite familiar while your number has a peculiar taste. Giants! All the gibberish I have spoken made lies seem false."

Doesn't sound very encouraging does it? :D

Hroom, once I substituted Hobbits for Giants, I immediately thought of Treebeard. On discounting him, there was only one other I could think of who reacts to Hobbits in such a way ...


Theoden to Merry and Pippin at Isengard.

That's right, well done! :)

*bump*
 

SpM?

Oopsie!
 

Sorry for the extended delay. Here's a new one:

Tumbleweed time
 

Anyone?

It's easy if you work out who Miss Earthwoman is ...