Middle-earth Journeys

Tomorrow i will post it in English maybe you remember a little bit of german

Yes! It was Legolas. I remember liking that line when I read LOTR as a child because I always liked 'the green smell' of spring--it's a perfect description. And I can see how doing this in translation would be doubly difficult--so congratulations!

I don't remember much German at all, sadly, but I think your quote is 'Behold, the White Rider.'

correct! Well done Merry!

But sometimes the two languages are nearly the same/similar in pronunciation ..white = weiß , rider = Reiter.

Therefore i choose this quote. For the others, that don't speak german, i thought, that the Translation of the the three words (seht/sehen, white, rider), would lead them to right guess.

In the book, I think it was Aragorn who says: 'Behold the White Rider'

Serinde, i am soory it is my fault.... i was so certain, that Legolas the words shouted, that i thougt, that Merry would play on, but she did not....
todad i heve read the chapter again aund

I am sorry, , please play on serinde, your answer is defnitely correct!

I beg your pardon. Frauke

No need to apologize, phyloxera! I thought that since it was your question, it wasn't my place to approve the answer. But don't worry about the time elapsed: we often joke that our pace in these threads is a bit Entish! We're all busy people in the Real World and that comes first.

Serinde, your turn!

Who says:

"Night lies over Isengard." ?

The Two Towers, Book three, chapter 4 last line
Treebeard

"Night lies over Isengard," said Treebeard.

your turn!

"oh you' re hopeless," said ______ . "Go to sleep!"

This qoute is said in a land that air is filled with sweet-smelling herbs.

Thanks for the lovely hint! This is just a guess, but I think it is Sam, said to Gollum.

Yes correct! go on please

"Were I as hasty as you, I might have slain you long ago."

Merry wrote:"Were I as hasty as you, I might have slain you long ago."

Is that Haldir?