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Riv Res
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Post by Riv Res »

I say it is Aragorn. Just sounds sorta like him. :wink:
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Post by Elorin »

Yes, Riv Res, you are correct! It is from the appendices (that's why I thought it is a 1,5 question, because it is not exactly LOTR itself) and Aragorn talks to Elrond about Arwen.

Your turn again.
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Post by Riv Res »

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Who said...

"They pay a tribute of horses, and send many yearly to Mordor, or so it is said; but they are not yet under the yoke."
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Post by Philipa »

I know this line but I can't remember .... was it Gandalf? :?
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Post by Merry »

I'll guess that it was Boromir. He would have had that kind of knowledge based on rumor of Rohan.
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Post by Philipa »

Oh yeah that's right...I wonder...... :-k
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Post by Riv Res »

Philipa, you are indeed the closest because Gandalf was in conversation with the character who said this. A hint...the character was not human. :wink:
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Post by Merry »

Ha! I had to look this up, and the answer was unexpected! I guessed that this was a part of the conversation at the Council of Elrond, and indeed it was, but it was a coversation reported by Gandalf between him and . . . Gwaihir!

Good one, RR!
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Post by Riv Res »

You got it!! Your turn Merry!! :D
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Post by Philipa »

All right! :clapping:
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Post by Merry »

"We are a failing people, a springless autumn."

Hint: it was not an Elf!
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Post by Riv Res »

Nope. I think it was Faramir, wasn't it?
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Post by Merry »

Yep--turns out he was wrong!

You're good--and it's your turn again!
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Post by Riv Res »

Gotta LOVE that Faramir! :wink: I think that of all the LOTR characters, Tolkien gave Faramir the best lines. :lol:

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"You are very mysterious! What are you afraid of?"
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Post by Riv Res »

Ummm...this one isn't hard. It's from the beginning of the book. :D
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