Yes, Quite East for you, Lindolirian

Mablung
Daeron
Draugluin
Saeros


And no, the answer has NOTHING to do with Doriath.

[ February 23, 2003: Message edited by: Lindolirian ]

help!!cant think of anything but there all dead?????? i need a hint please!!!

If you knew my interests *hint hint* you would probably guess it quite easily.

By your interests, do you mean:

I don't know what that gives me. The all liked meats of some sort. Or some sort of specific food?

I'll give it to ya. They were all decribed eating in the Silmarillion. Hey, I was hungry at the time!

oh my, that was a odd one wasn't it? [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Yes it was, lucky I got it!

Dior
Frodo
Aragorn
Christopher Tolkien

They all inherited something "great" from their relatives?
Dior: the Silmaril
Frodo: The Ring (+Bag-End and all)
Aragorn: shards of Narsil (and the ring of Barahir)
Christopher Tolkien: the scripts of his father!

Your on the right path.

They are all described as "heirs":

Dior - Thingol's heir

Frodo - Bilbo's heir (to Bag End)

Aragorn - Isildur's heir

Christopher Tolkien - don't know for sure, but presumably heir to his father's works.

That's the word I was looking for.

Righty-ho. Here's my offering:

Manwe Sulimo
Tom Bombadil
Kili

They were all known for their good vision.

Nope, that's not what I'm looking for.

Fili and Thorin could be added to the list, and there are two others that I could add, but they would give it away.

All three wore blue!

Manwe - clothing and sceptre (and eyes)

Tom - a blue feather in his hat and I believe his coat was also blue

Kili - his cloak and hood (the same with Thorin and Fili I think)

That's kinda far fetched, but you never know. [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

Spot on Durelin. The other two would, of course, have been Alatar and Pallando.

Not so far-fetched after all. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

Your go.

Yay! Here's an easy one (I think):

Azog
Vardamir
Deor

Were they all killed by Dwarves? Azog and Dior were, but I don't know about Vardamir.

It's Deor not Dior, and Deor was not killed by a dwarf. So far I'm stumped...

Oh, I'd not come across Deor before ...

Are they all kings?

Azog was a goblin-king. Vardamir was a king of Numenor. Deor was a king of Rohan.

I'm tempted to count that wrong since you sounded so unsure, Saucepan Man! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] Yes, they were all kings. Told you it was easy! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

Hey, I was just asking politely like my Mummy taught me. [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

How about this one:

Bilbo Baggins
Eomer
Beren
Aragorn

THEONLY THING I CAN THINK OPF IS THEY ALL DIED SO CAN I HAVE a clue.

Well, it's not to do with their deaths, but ...

[ March 05, 2003: Message edited by: The Saucepan Man ]

Their parents died early or were killed.

Nope, not their parents' deaths either ...

they were all mortal??

Well, that's true, but it's not what I'm looking for.

The answer relates to the deaths of other characters ...

I have no idea... i have been trying to figure this out for the past ten minutes maybe they were all related to someone who died? i don't even know what im talking about... [img]smilies/frown.gif[/img]

They all were near/held/heard the last words of someone who died?

Beren - Finrod
Aragorn - Boromir
Eomer - Theoden
Bilbo Baggins - Thorin Oakenshield

Tar-Palantir, you are correct. Well done. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

They did indeed all receive the last words of those that you have identified.

Your turn ...

Thanks, that was a good one. Tough, but good.

Mithrandir
Nienor
Saeros
Pippin

Did they all fall?
Gandalf/Mithrandir fell from the bridge
Nienor threw herself over when she discovered she had married her brother
Saeros fell after fighting with Turin
but I'm not sure about Pippin

Hmm...perhaps a clue?

Ok I'll give a clue.

Mithrandir returned this way
Nienor found Turin this way
Saeros was forced to be this way
Pippin took a suggestion to be this way

[img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]
Hopefully that will rip the cloak off this question for you.

I hestitate to give this answer, but it seems to fit.

Did they all get naked? [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]

I think that when Gandalf first returned as the White he was unclothed.

Following her brainwashing by Glaurung, Nienor ran naked through the Forest of Brethil and was found by Turin lying upon the mound of Haudh-en-Elleth.

Saeros was forced by Turin to ran naked while he pursued him.

Not to sure about Pippin, but presumably he disrobed for his bath in the house at Crickhollow.

They were all naked.

Naked, Gandalf returned as the White.

Nienor was found naked by Turin.

Saeros was forced by Turin to run naked.

Pippin took that particular suggestion after the hobbits were rescued from the Barrow-Wight by Tom Bombadil.

Well, TheSaucepanMan got it first. I suppose you can count the bath but I was thinking of the Barrow-Wight incident. Incidentally all of the Hobbits got naked (outside of the bath) at some point in LotR.

you said "Naked"...hehehe [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

What do the following have in common:

Elrond
Galadriel
Celebrian
Earendil

(It's not that Elrond is Earendil's son, Celebrian is Galadriel's daughter, and Elrond and Celebrian are married)