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Guard of the Citadel
Join Date: Dec 2006
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Thenamir, I understood this in another way.
Set 1 requires three persons, either three Tolkien characters or two characters and a Downer. Set 2 only requirs one object. Please correct me if I am wrong here.
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Spectre of Capitalism
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Battling evil bureaucrats at Zeta Aquilae
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The way I understood it, you get to bring along (1) and (2). I messed up the thinking because I was trying (unsuccessfully) to be humorous.
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Guard of the Citadel
Join Date: Dec 2006
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Ah, don't be hard on yourself...you'll just have to say bye to the Palantir and Cirdan...
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Spectre of Capitalism
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Lal, set us straight, please...
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A Mere Boggart
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: under the bed
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The Might is correct here, good sirs.
You are allowed to bring: Decision 1. One Downer and Two Tolkien characters, OR you may take Three Tolkien characters. AND Decision 2. an object from Arda's long and illustrious history So, Thenamir, if you wish to bring Cirdan then I'm afraid you'll have to send Arwen to the briny depths. *** But who shall I bring? davem - this is an obvious choice. Faramir - a better choice than Aragorn. Both would be most useful chaps to have around in a survival context, but Faramir might be less annoyingly smug. Galadriel - we would need another woman if circumstances arose where we wished to repopulate the island - she could be 'assigned' to Faramir - and she would also have the benefit of knowing lots of very old stories and a few magical powers maybe. Otherwise I would pick Gandalf, but he might not be so useful 'paired' with Faramir...and Eowyn might be a nuisance with her grumbling (can you imagine having to put up with her gripes about being in a 'cage' if she was trapped on a desert island?!).I would say dear old Tom Bombadillo, but after several years' worth of his songs he might just get bonked on the head with a coconut, so t'would be a waste... My object would be: The Elessar - as it would ensure the island grew nice and green and all that business, meaning we would have plenty to eat.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Ah Ha!
It's a good thread. Decision 1 I'll take: - The Phantom because Alien will probably follow thus creating much comedies - Samwise: I hear he makes the best 'taters around! Also, it'd be good to hear some of the Gaffer's wisdom. - Gandalf: Fireworks! Decision 2 The Dragon Helm with which to scare off the sharks.
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Dancing on this earth for a short while
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I would take:
1) Beren, because he'd kill some sharks for us to eat (I love shark) 2) A Balrog, because he could cook the shark, being a walking barbeque. He could also heat the water so I could get a bath. 3) Faramir, for company The object I would take would be a Silmaril, so we would have a source of light in the dark. We could use it as a nightlight.
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