Rumil,
Thanks for the congratulations!
I'll be commenting on the contents in detail later, when I've read them properly.
To be clear to everyone reading here, the correct phrase was 'Where there's a whip there's a will', although it was certainly Tolkien's adaptation of the old phrase 'Where there's a will there's a way', hence
Rumil's understandable mistake.
It was said in the context of the 'orc-driver' whipping Frodo and Sam every now and then, after having caught them and mistaken them for orc deserters, to 'encourage' them to keep marching.
'There now!' he laughed, flicking at their legs. 'Where there's a whip there's a will, my slugs....'