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Originally Posted by Urwen
How about turning iron into gold, in which case, the answer is Mae+Iron = Mairon, who traveled via boat with good old Phary.
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Nope, not him. Is 'iron to gold' a common thing? Lead would be the usual metal, but it's not that either.
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Originally Posted by Nerwen
So it's just "made voyages"? I'm still doubtful about the applicability to unwilling sailors who throw themselves overboard, but it's your call.  |
The sailing was always the plan, though; he just wanted it to happen later.
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Originally Posted by Nerwen
Is #5 NOWË (a name of Círdan)?
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No way! Yes, it is.
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M - "I turn... into my gold!" the son declared.
AMROTH - I am the king, I am angry, I
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R-PHARAZON - "We are fair as one!" he said; find the end of his title.
IDRIL - Identify a neverending stream for the princess.
NOWË - No way you'll hear the bearer in here.
ELWING - In (very) bad Spanish, her name is what she has.
ELESSA
R "Eee, not greater," the restorer said, turning tail.
(Running into that name made me wonder again about the names of the end-Cuivienen Eldar: Ingwe, Finwe, Elwe, Olwe, Nowe, Morwe, Nurwe. Were they
all named [single syllable]-we - and if so, could we use this to deduce the maximum male population of Cuivienen, or perhaps just of this generation?
(The counter argument is Elmo, of course.)
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