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Halbarad · 09-18-2001, 03:08 PM

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Re: Tom the Maia

I never thought about that, but when I do Gandalf also said he wanted to have a good long talk with Tom which I find significant. When Gandalf's business in ME is finished he goes to talk to Tom, not Elrond or Radagast or Cirdan. Q: What does Gandalf do in his spare time? A: Talks with Bombadil. So Gwaihir your point about a bond seems convincing to me

"A little people, but of great worth are the Shire-folk. Little do they know of our long labour for the safekeeping of their borders, and yet I grudge it not."</p>

09-18-2001, 03:08 PM	#1
Halbarad Wight Join Date: May 2001 Location: Cheongju, Korea Posts: 147	<font face="Verdana"><table><TR><TD><FONT SIZE="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Haunting Spirit Posts: 58</TD><TD></TD></TR></TABLE> Re: Tom the Maia I never thought about that, but when I do Gandalf also said he wanted to have a good long talk with Tom which I find significant. When Gandalf's business in ME is finished he goes to talk to Tom, not Elrond or Radagast or Cirdan. Q: What does Gandalf do in his spare time? A: Talks with Bombadil. So Gwaihir your point about a bond seems convincing to me "A little people, but of great worth are the Shire-folk. Little do they know of our long labour for the safekeeping of their borders, and yet I grudge it not."</p> __________________ -Halbarad to Aragorn, 'The Passing of the Grey Company' Book V, Return of the King."A little people, but of great worth are the Shire-folk. Little do they know of our long labour for the safekeeping of their borders, and yet I grudge it not"