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Forum: Quiz Room
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Not in Valinor, not an isle, not an afforested area, not Tol Eressea. It did not exist after the First Age, but the time when it ceased to exist was before the breaking of Thangorodrim. |
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Forum: The Books
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The Nazgul alone cannot withstand a whole army, if that's what you mean. Their power is seriously un-marginal when they lead an army. |
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Forlong the fat... he was killed in the Battle of the Pellenor, but the name of the soldier of Mordor or Harad that slew him is not specified. |
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I doubt it, Olorin. They probably wouldn't allow that thread, and certainly there's nothing we can do to 'drive them out of their forum' ('dah-dah-dah dah, dah-dah, dah-dah, dah-da' ... |
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Bugger. Sorry Iarwain, try contacting me via PM next time. And you will find out, because I haven't abandoned the site; my answer was actually Thangorodrim... |
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Forum: The Books
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Probably there is some indication to be found in the Hobbit. smilies/smile.gif Hmmm... perhaps 'thirty fathoms' was simply used unthinkinkingly, sort of just to demonstrate a huge wingspan that... |
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Forum: The Books
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I'm not sure about the quote, yavanna, but exactly that. By death, Men are free to depart the Universe, within which they cannot be happy for long; the Eldar are doomed to stay with it for eternity.... |
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Correct, Beren. And no, the place wasn't in the Second Age. Excuse me, though, a little mistake... it was in fact in existence in the First Age. So to recap, it's a place that existed in the First... |
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That's disputable, Westerly Wizard. In UT Tolkien presents both this idea, and the possibility that she had set her own ban, and does not clarify the matter. |
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There's one more thing. Did Gandalf's 'enhancement' mean that he was transformed by Eru into a more powerful Ainu, i.e. given power or that strength was unveiled that he already posessed -- but that... |
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It did not occur during the First Age, was not a city, was not Numenor, and was not on Middle-Earth. |
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Turin will do, although that's uncertain ground. But the other answer was Namo, Mandos, who in Morgoth's Ring (apparently smilies/smile.gif) slays Morgoth after his being brought to Valinor; it is... |
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Branda-nin was the original name, meaning 'border-water'; but this was superseded by the more common name (in Hobbitish) Bralda-him, 'heady ale'. |
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Ok sorry about the wait. Lets see if I can spontaneously come up with a suitable one. They stand, while smitten by their foe And fall only at the friendly, accidental blow. |
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Er... right. Sorry for the absence, but it honestly wasn't my fault. The site wouldn't let me in.... The place did not occur in the Third Age. |
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Forum: The Books
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Sauron was very treacherous, Maeglin. There is heroism all over LotR. The entire point of it, though, is the Ring -- the super-weapon of Middle-Earth. Whichever side used it would wipe out the... |
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He knew that the Istari were Maiar, of course; whether he guessed it, if he knew of their existence (which I think is definite), before Saruman was ensnared by the Palantir I do not know. I think... |
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'Worm' is simply an old word for dragon. I have heard that in HoME it is said that Scatha flew. |
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Actually, I think I'll do the same. May I first state that I am entirely in agreeance with Legolas here. That stood out to me rather painfully, I'm afraid. Tolkien actually 'wrote in LOTR'... |
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