"Bad Guy" Trivia

[Arestevana]

Okay. This one will probably be to easy.
1) I slew the Valiant.

[Gil-Galad]

Gothmog who killed Fingon the "Valiant"

[Arestevana]

Yeah. Wow, that lasted a whole eight minutes. smilies/rolleyes.gif smilies/biggrin.gif

[Gil-Galad]

breaker of the strong
yet men doubted the repair
underneath they came, down to earth it went before the under came

[Finwe]

Balrogs?

[Gil-Galad]

nope, its hard

[Gil-Galad]

anyone? after 2-3 more guesses i'l lgive a hint

[Finwe]

The Nazgul?

[Beren87]

Just to clear up a matter from above

Why metaphoricly? Exposed to a lot of black breath

The "breath" wasn't literal, it was simply a term for their influence, not their actual breath.

[Estanesse]

Is it Glaurung

He was the main reason that the siege of Angband broke ( Dagor Bragollach)
The noldor doubted they could ever win
Glaurung came from Angband

[ September 23, 2003: Message edited by: Estanesse ]

[Gil-Galad]

you haev a good anwser Est, but it said man not Noldor


Hint: time of great peril where no one will show

[Gil-Galad]

hello? anyone gonna anwser my trvia question? kinda crpytic but its still kinda easy

Hint: GATES!!!!

[The Saucepan Man]

Is it Grond, the battering-ram used to break down the Gate of Minas Tirith?

[Gil-Galad]

can you explain why? remember for most trivias you haev to explain!

[ September 27, 2003: Message edited by: Gil-Galad ]

[The Saucepan Man]

Yes, thank you Gil-Galad for reminding me of the rules. smilies/wink.gif

can you explain why?

No. Not really. I just got it from the clues "breaker of the strong" and "Gates". Grond broke the strong gate of Minas Tirith.

If indeed Grond is the answer and anyone can provide a better explanation, I am happy to concede the thread to them. smilies/smile.gif

[Gil-Galad]

who fixed the gates and where did they coem from!

[The Saucepan Man]

Wasn't it the Dwarves of Gimli's realm at Aglarond? And I think that the new Gate was made of mithril.

[Gil-Galad]

well thast close enough so it is yoru turn to go

[The Saucepan Man]

And just which part was not spot on? smilies/wink.gif

The next question:

Who fought under a black serpent in a scarlet sky?

[Niluial]

Does the black serpent have a name? Or is it just called the Black Serpent?

Was it Fram, son of Frumgar (ok its probably wrong seeing that he slaughtered Scatha the Worm… a dragon lol)

[Telchar]

The Haradrim

[The Saucepan Man]

Telchar, I believe that I am entitled to request an explanation after being given such a hard time by Gil-Galad about it. smilies/wink.gif

[Telchar]

From Chapter 61, The Battle of the Pelennor Fields

Southward beyond the road lay the main force of the Haradrim, and there their horsemen were gathered about the standard of their chieftain. And he looked out, and in the growing light he saw the banner of the king, and that it was far ahead of the battle with few men about it. Then he was filled with a red wrath and shouted aloud, and displaying his standard, black serpent upon scarlet, he came against the white horse and the green with great press of men; and the drawing of the scimitars of the Southrons was like a glitter of stars.

Good enough 4 U ??? smilies/wink.gif

[Gil-Galad]

I honestly thought it was one of the Rohirrim, like Eomer or Eowyn or Theoden when he was strcuk down by Er-Murazor

[The Saucepan Man]

Good enough 4 U ???

It surely is. Please proceed. smilies/smile.gif

[Telchar]

Thanks. Okay this must be my favorite bad guy question, it has been asked before, long ago, but Im going to ask it again smilies/evil.gif

After taking Ost-in-Edhil and destroying the Gwaith-i-Mírdain, Sauron continued his conquest of Eregion, but under which banner?

[Finwe]

He used the body of Celebrimbor, shot full of Orc arrows and strung up on a pole, as his banner.


*shudders and runs off to vomit convulsively*


No one should do that to an Elf! Especially a Fëanorion!

[Telchar]

Yeah it's pretty evil smilies/evil.gif - please go on Finwe

[Finwe]

All right. Here goes:


Goes swish in the night,
Scarer of littles,
Goes clump in the night,
Scarer of speechless,
Unafraid of war,
Afraid of our bathtub,
Afraid of our stove,
Afraid of our mum.

[Telchar]

Im guessing: The lord of the Nazgul? ... he is not that good with water, fire and women smilies/rolleyes.gif

[Finwe]

Yes indeed, you are right.

[Telchar]

In what land did the Variags dwell?

[Galahat]

This is my first time posting, go easy on me smilies/smile.gif
I believe it's Khand, a land lying somewhere beyond (east of) Mordor...

[Telchar]

Khand was the answer I was looking for Galahat, that earns you the right to ask the next question, and btw, welcome to the Downs smilies/smile.gif smilies/smile.gif smilies/smile.gif

[Galahat]

Thanks! Telchar smilies/smile.gif

Well, here goes nothing:

I am Child of both darkness and light.
At first I prefered the light in me, but I betrayed it, when I was confronted with darkness itself.

I hope that's not too easy..or too flawed for that matter smilies/smile.gif

[Gil-Galad]

Maeglin, he is the son of Eol and Turgons sister(forgot name) and went to Gondolin without fathers permisson and confronted by Morgoth!!!

[Galahat]

That is correct!
Proceed smilies/smile.gif

[Gil-Galad]

I have lead a host, yet i didn't
I have slain many kings, yet i didn't
I have protected the greatest, yet i didn't
I have died in the grand city, yet i didn't

Which Bad guy am I?


(very hard! only for expert/intermedite Tolkien fans only!)

[ October 08, 2003: Message edited by: Gil-Galad ]

[Finwe]

Gothmog?

[Gil-Galad]

state which one

[Nilpaurion Felagund]

Gothmog the Lieutenant of the Balrogs?

[Estanesse]

Or is it Gothmog lord of Morgul smilies/biggrin.gif

Gothmog Lieutenant of the Balrogs killed at least two kings, Feanor and Turgon and Gothmog lord of Morgul killed none.
Gothmog lieutenant of the balrogs protected Morgoth, Gothmog lord of Morgul protected Sauron who was great but not the Greatest.
The lieutenant of the Balrogs was killed in Gondolin. The lord of Morgul was killed, I think some were at the Battle of the Pelennor fields.

[Finwe]

Gothmog Lord of Balrogs.

[Gil-Galad]

Esta is right, it was Gothmog, Leitenit of Morgul and Gothmog killed 3 kings, Fingon, Feanor and Turgon. it is your turn

[Gwaihir the Windlord]

So... why 'didn't' he kill the three kings, Gil-Galad?

[Gil-Galad]

becasue there were 2 Gothmogs mentioned, one being the Balrog and other being the LT of Minas Morgul, the one from Minas Morgul didn't kill 3 kings but Gothmog the Balrog did

[Estanesse]

A leader I’m
Strict I was too much
Camp against camp
Big against small
For fear I have no room except one
There I stood high,Proud until the end

[Gil-Galad]

Uldor the acursed?

[Estanesse]

Nope
*Hint* he is from the third Age?

[Telchar]

Castamir?

[ October 20, 2003: Message edited by: Telchar ]

[Estanesse]

No
the person I'm looking for is late third age

[ October 20, 2003: Message edited by: Estanesse ]

[Gwaihir the Windlord]

Denethor.

[Estanesse]

right period wrong answer

[Telchar]

Maybe its Saruman? He fits in pretty good!

[Estanesse]

He does, but no that’s not the bad guy I’m looking for.

[Gil-Galad]

Er-Murazor, the Witch-King?

[Telchar]

who is Er-Murazor?

[The Saucepan Man]

Surely it's Ugluk. He was certainly a strict leader, although there was infighting (camp against camp and big against small) amongst the Orcs he "led". He fears no-one except Saruman, and he stood and fought when the Rohirrim attacked.

[Estanesse]

It is almost perfect Sauce, except the bad guy and the part about Saruman.

Hint- take "There I stood high" literal

[ October 21, 2003: Message edited by: Estanesse ]

[Gil-Galad]

Er-Murazor was the "human" name for the witch-king, before he became a NAzgul

[The Saucepan Man]

Shagrat then?

[Estanesse]

Indeed, Shagrat is the bad guy.

There was a fight (the Shagrat camp fought against the Gorbag camp) because Shagrat forbid the other orcs to search (and steal that mithril coat) Frodo. Big against small is the fight between Shagrat and Snaga. Shagrat was pretty fearless, until he saw Sam with the one ring. He ran away like a frightened schoolgirl

[Telchar]

Hmmm.... I thought that "Er-Murazor" was a name that came from a set of commercial LoTR playingcards which has nothing, what so ever, to do with anything JRR Tolkien wrote...

I plead that the quizroom sticks to what is Written in the books unless anything else is asked for...

A point of view - shared by Telchar...

[ October 21, 2003: Message edited by: Telchar ]

[Gil-Galad]

I remember reading about Er-Murazor in many tolkien related books, including silmarillion and the appendices

[Telchar]

ok... smilies/redface.gif

[The Saucepan Man]

I plead that the quizroom sticks to what is Written in the books unless anything else is asked for...

I agree. And I also plead that side discussions be kept to a minimum on the Quiz threads. smilies/rolleyes.gif

And so to my question:

Which "Bad Guy" was driven mad by internal torment and, in his madness, breached the defences of a well-protected place?

[ October 21, 2003: Message edited by: The Saucepan Man ]

[Telchar]

That would surely be Carcharoth when he in pain and rage entered Doriath with a burning Silmaril in his belly.

[The Saucepan Man]

Ah, I knew that I should have tried to be more vague in my wording. You are of course quite right, Telchar. Please continue. smilies/smile.gif

[Telchar]

This bad guy came as promised and expected, they all had so great hope in him, but he availed little in the end.

[Gil-Galad]

the witch-King? when he lead the seige on Minas Tirith? he of course failed

[Telchar]

nope

[NightKnight]

Ancalagon perhaps?

[Telchar]

Nope...

Hint: This bad guy was a leader of soldiers

[Finwe]

Mauhur, who the Uruk-hai were expecting to ambush the Rohirrim, but never came because the Rohirrim found him and his Orcs first?

[Telchar]

Good Finwe - Mauhur is correct smilies/smile.gif

And he did come, he just never conected with Ugluks troops before he and his company was destroyd by Eomers men. Plase continue

[Gil-Galad]

The company of fourteen met him, nad killed him
they escaped though, with a prescious cause

who is "him"

[Gil-Galad]

anyone? i have so many questions on alot of the quiz's in this room and no one is anwsering!

[Gil-Galad]

Hint: its in the Hobbit

[NightKnight]

The orc chieftain in the Misty Mountains?

[Gil-Galad]

nope

[Gil-Galad]

woah my bad your right, kinda... its the goblin king of goblin town, but i guess you can still go

[NightKnight]

That was what I meant. Just one thing, they were 15, and not 14 (13 dwarves + Gandalf and Bilbo).

Anyway, who was second in command of Morgul's forces?

[Beren87]

Khamul?

[Telchar]

Gothmog!

[edhellen heru]

souron.

[Gil-Galad]

Souron? who is Souron?

Well even though Telchar is right, i'll say it more precise
Gothmog, LT of Minas Morgul

[edhellen heru]

Oops!! sory I meant "sauron" spelling error.

[NightKnight]

Telchar is right, please continue. smilies/smile.gif

[Telchar]

I guess it's kinda stupid, but...

... this bad guy is big enough to stand up....

[Telchar]

Its not so hard actually! smilies/wink.gif

[edhellen heru]

Balrog?
There are a lot of bad-guys that fit that description.

[Telchar]

Nope.

Though it is a little cryptic, its actually a very straight forward description of the 'bad guy' name or rather the meaning of his name.

[Estanesse]

is it Smaug

[Telchar]

I thought Smaug flew... and didnt 'stand up' - and though I dont think you could call this bad guy a comedian... smilies/biggrin.gif

[Nilpaurion Felagund]

How about Glaurung? smilies/wink.gif smilies/biggrin.gif smilies/rolleyes.gif

[Telchar]

A worm that stands up???? come on!??

This guy is really totally super ultra bad!!

[Lasgalen]

Could it be Melkor?

[Gil-Galad]

Dragluin?

[Telchar]

Lasgalen is rigth - but I would love an arguement/explanation ....

[Telchar]

Cant someone tell me why Melkor is "big enough to stand up!" ???

[Gil-Galad]

hes a Valar and Valar are gods compared to the others?

[Telchar]

Nope!

I think we need to continue this thread. Lasgalen had the answer, so he should go on.


What I was looking for was simply the meaning of Melkors name: 'He who arises in Might" - therefore arise=stand up and might=big enough - It was probably too weird... smilies/frown.gif

[Estanesse]

Melkor on who Arises in Might

smilies/frown.gif Sorry I didn't read your post Telchar
smilies/mad.gif

[ 5:55 AM November 27, 2003: Message edited by: Estanesse ]

[Telchar]

Sorry I didn't read your post Telchar


As you should be!!! smilies/wink.gif - your punishment MUST be that you come up with a new question! smilies/evil.gif

[Estanesse]

That will teach me smilies/wink.gif smilies/rolleyes.gif

A widow maker I’m called,
Not seen until I strike,
Men who cross me are beyond hope, except one
unconditional love;

[Arestevana]

Shelob?

A widow maker I’m called
Not seen until I strike
Men who cross me are beyond hope, except one-Sam?
unconditional love- Sam for Frodo?

[Estanesse]

Good guess, but nope.

[Lasgalen]

Telchar, I guessed Melkor after you said "This guy is really totally super ultra bad!!" because he was the superest ultraest bad guy I could think of.

[Telchar]

Yes you are right Lasgalen - and I asked for an explanation, which never came. The explanation of/ or show of understanding of the question was essential to me - merely grasping in the dark based on the hints is not enough - sorry. As you can see from My previous posts, you can see that I actually intented you to go on, but Estanesse, with sudden impulse took my breath away - I'll make it up to you ok?

[Lasgalen]

I don't mind Esta going next. Actually I like guessing them better than I like thinking up a question.

[ 4:56 AM November 30, 2003: Message edited by: Lasgalen ]

[ 4:58 AM November 30, 2003: Message edited by: Lasgalen ]

[Telchar]

Is it a caracter/person?

[Estanesse]

Is it a caracter/person?
No smilies/smile.gif

[Telchar]

Maybe a weird answer: The Helkaraxe?

[Gil-Galad]

Ungoliant?

[Estanesse]

No correct answer Yet

[Finwe]

Nan Dungortheb?

[Gil-Galad]

Bad guy, not place

[Estanesse]

Bad guy, not place
in a way this bad guy is both smilies/rolleyes.gif

[Telchar]

Ossë ?

[Tuor Turambar,Cursed by the Valar]

A guess:

Tol-in-Guarhoth (where Sauron was in the first age)

A widow maker I’m called, (don't know yet)
Not seen until I strike, The werewolf
Men who cross me are beyond hope, except one Beren
unconditional love; Luthien

[Estanesse]

Telchar your turn.

[Telchar]

Name two people for whom 'The caragdur' meant their death.

[Lasgalen]

One was Eol. Was the other Maeglin?

[Telchar]

Those were the two I was looking for - proceed, please smilies/smile.gif

[Lasgalen]

I suppose I could be considered a bad guy because I enslaved a hero who was the father of a hero.

[Nilpaurion Felagund]

Morgoth enslaved(in a sort of way) Húrin, father of Túrin... smilies/cool.gif

[Lasgalen]

Morgoth was a definite bad guy, but not the one I am looking for.

[The Saucepan Man]

Thranduil? He imprisoned Gloin, father of Gimli.

Not a bad guy really, but he did let his love for gold get the better of him. smilies/wink.gif

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 8:03 PM December 12, 2003: Message edited by: The Saucepan Man ]

[Lasgalen]

No. Not Thranduil. I enslaved someone who was the same race as me.

[Gil-Galad]

The Sons of Feanor enslaved Elros and Elrond, Elros was ancestor to Aragorn or Elrond becasue Arwen was a hero i na way.. oh yah Ellrohir and Elladan saved Celebrian.. they whould be considered heroes

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 10:27 PM December 13, 2003: Message edited by: Gil-Galad ]

[Telchar]

Lorgan, Chief of the Easterlendings in Hithlum. He enslaved Tuor father of Earendil.!!!

[Lasgalen]

Lorgan is what I was looking for!!! smilies/smile.gif

[Gil-Galad]

Telchar... your go

[Telchar]

This bad guy betrayed the people where he lived - was kicked out - then then worked for another bad guy - but was again kicked out - who?

[Finwe]

Smeagol?

[Lasgalen]

Grima? He betrayed the people of Rohan and got kicked out.

[Telchar]

Neither! smilies/frown.gif

[Finwe]

Hmm... Sauron?

[Gil-numen]

Ulfang?

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"Show it to me"
Thingol to Beren

[Gil-Galad]

any hint telchar?

[Telchar]

HINT: He was kicked out!

[Estanesse]

The only one I know who was literal kicked out is Bill ferny

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 9:13 AM December 21, 2003: Message edited by: Estanesse ]

[Samwise]

Grima Wormtoungue? Or was that said?
[EDIT] Oop. It was said. Okay, just to be different--Lotho Sackville-Baggins.

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 9:41 AM December 21, 2003: Message edited by: Samwise ]

[Telchar]

Bill Ferny is correct
please proceed Estanesse

[Estanesse]

Thanks Telchar

This one is very easy.
I was a live in the first age but not as long as my father.

[Elrond of Rivendell]

My guess would be Maeglin who lived 320-510 (I), whereas his father Eol lived until 345 (I) and was born before The First Age.
Greetings,
EfR

Added: Okay, I see now that I probably have misinterpreted the question. "not as long as" ... does this refer to the fact that the son died before the father or to the fact that the father simply lived longer than his son, the latter nevertheless dying after the former?

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 3:01 PM December 22, 2003: Message edited by: Elrond of Rivendell ]

[Estanesse]

Wrong answer but as you remarked, this is because you misinterpreted the question.

[Finwe]

Hurin, because he was shorter than his father?

[Estanesse]

This is a Bad Guy Trivia smilies/wink.gif

[Gil-Galad]

Ulfast?

[Gil-Galad]

or Ulwarth

[Estanesse]

Close enough smilies/tongue.gif , I was looking for Uldor the Accursed.

[Gil-Galad]

thats who i forgot!!!

this is gonna be easy

struck down by a flying machine!!!

[Estanesse]

Is the machine a bow and arrow and the bad guy Smaug?????

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 4:44 PM December 26, 2003: Message edited by: Estanesse ]

[Telchar]

Must be Ancalagon the Black - felled from the Sky by Earendil in Vingilot...

[Fire-Galad]

unless it was the Fell Beast the Nazgul was on that Legolas shot when the Fellowship was crossing the Anduin(in the book).

[Gil-Galad]

Telchar is correct! and no offense, but how did you get fell beast and Legolas?

[Telchar]

Which of Shagrats soldiers were taken by shelob?

<font size=1 color=339966>[ 8:29 AM December 30, 2003: Message edited by: Telchar ]

[Heni]

Ufthak?

[Heni]

Yes? Is it correct?

[Gil-numen]

Lagduf & Muzgash?

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Hello

[Lord of Angmar]

I believe Lagduf and Muzgash were killed by archers of Cirith Ungol upon trying to escape the melee.

[Estanesse]

Who enslaved the son of Huor.

[Arestevana]

I believe that would be Lorgan, a chief of the Easterlings of Hithlum.

[Estanesse]

That is correct :D

[Arestevana]

Next Question:

From which 'Bad Guy' did Beren take the ring of Felagund from, and how did the villian come by the ring?

[Lindolirian]

He took it from the Orc cheiftain who led the raid against Barahir's band in Dorthonion. The orc had severed the hand of Barahir with the ring of Felagund on it.

[Arestevana]

Correct!

[Lindolirian]

The son-in-law of Lindôrië...

[Finwe]

Ar-Gimilzor?

[Lindolirian]

Very good, sir.

[Finwe]

*chuckles* I believe it would be ma'am. ;)



He was the last Faithful One's heir, but not the last Faithful One's child. He stole the last Faithful One's Jewel, but incurred the wrath of the last Faithful One's masters.

[Lindolirian]

My apologies, ma'am. It's the masculine nick that gets me thinking that way. I knew you're a she...:rolleyes:

Ar-Pharazôn was the Tar-Palantir's heir, but not his child, and married his daughter, Tar-Miriel, then he incurred the wrath of the Valar, the last Faithful One's masters.

BTW, check out First Age Trivia again. You are incredibly close on that one.;)

[Finwe]

All right... I will check it out....


You're right.

Yes, the masculine nick does fool many people.

[Lindolirian]

Who represented the evil that Borlas "smelt and knew it for what it was?"

[The Saucepan Man]

Another one bites the dust.

Hope you don't mind starting another new thread with your current question, Lindol.

Thanks. :)

[Lindolirian]

Trivia all about the evil dudes...

Who represented the evil that Borlas "smelt and knew it for what it was?" (Two possible answers) ;)

[NightKnight]

The sons of Ulfang?

[Lindolirian]

Nope. :)

[Finwe]

I dunno... either Sauron or those boy who were playing at being Orcs in Gondor?

[Lindolirian]

I won't go into such discrepancies this time. One of those boys you refer to was Saelon, whom I would have accepted as an answer along with Herumor. Your answer will work though.

[NightKnight]

*Bump* Finwe, your turn...

[Arvedui III]

*Bump*

Finwe?

[Nirvana II]

Finwe?..........Helllllllooooooo?

[Tulkas the Mighty]

...I notice that it's past the ten days and therefore anyone's, namely mine.

What bad guy referred to an elf as a vole?

[Lindolirian]

Glaurung called Mablung a vole as he hid in the gorge of the Narog before the gates of Nargothrond.

[Tulkas the Mighty]

very good!

[Lindolirian]

What was the fate of Lagduf?

[Tulkas the Mighty]

He was shot with Muzgash as he fled Minas Morgul.

[Lindolirian]

That was quick! Good job!

[Tulkas the Mighty]

What bad guy was threatened to be skinned and have his skin hung on a church steeple?

Hint: Not in Middle Earth.

[Lindolirian]

Farmer Giles threatened to do this to Chrysophylax.

[Tulkas the Mighty]

Correct

[Lindolirian]

What was Tar-Herunúmen's crime?

[NightKnight]

He took the Sceptre of Númenor under an adunaic name.

[Lindolirian]

Yes he did.

[NightKnight]

Who was the bad guy that invaded the Shire?

[The Perky Ent]

Saruman?

[NightKnight]

Before that.

[The Perky Ent]

um...wormtoung? (spelled it wrong!)

[NightKnight]

Nope.

[The Perky Ent]

uh...orcs?

[NightKnight]

And the leader of them...?

[The Perky Ent]

Ugluk? Hint?

[NightKnight]

Not Ugluk. HINT: Think sports. ;)

[The Perky Ent]

Ufthak? I have no clue!

[NightKnight]

Well, it's hard to give hints that don't give it away...but another hint would be Bullroarer.

[The Perky Ent]

I got it! It's Golfimbul!

[NightKnight]

That's him. :)

[The Perky Ent]

Who was the bad guy who, for a short time, captured Frodo with many arms?

[NightKnight]

The Watcher of the Water?

[The Perky Ent]

It most certainly is!

[NightKnight]

Who was the only bad guy to survive the internal battle in the Tower of Cirith Ungol?

[Lindolirian]

Shagrat

[NightKnight]

Correct. :)

[Lindolirian]

Whose "thirty white horses that stand on a pink hill" were used as jewelry?

[NightKnight]

Scathas?

[Lindolirian]

Of course...:D

[NightKnight]

Who were the two last bad guys to be killed in the tower of Cirith Ungol?

[Lindolirian]

Snaga and Gorbag?

[NightKnight]

Yup. Your turn. :)

[Lindolirian]

Who were the Gaurwaith?

[Mariska Greenleaf]

The wolfmen, the outlaw band which Turin joined for a time.

[Lindolirian]

Right you are!

[Mariska Greenleaf]

What was King Folca of Rohan's bane?

[Miriel]

That would be the Boar of Everholt.

[Mariska Greenleaf]

That would be correct!

[Miriel]

Name the bad guy whose name means 'rushing jaws'.

[symestreem]

Ancalagon.

[Miriel]

Correct, go ahead. :)

[symestreem]

Who was the scoundrel who was obsessed with addictive substances?

[symestreem]

Anyone? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

[Lindolirian]

Saruman, because he liked pipe weed, perhaps?

[The Perky Ent]

This is reallllllllly far out but, Sauron, because he was in Mordor, and Mt. Doom was expelling all that sulfuric fumes, so he could have been entoxicated?!?

[symestreem]

Lindolirian has it, but Perky Ent gets definite points for creativity!!! :)
:smokin: (Thought that was appropriate...)

[Lindolirian]

What bad guy ended "dumbfounded in the midst of his rage"?
*Not an exact quote... I don't have me book :rolleyes:

[Durelin]

I'm trying to think of a likely bad guy that was chewed out by Gandalf...I expect you would most often find a baddie speechless after a verbal beating from Gandalf... A guess, for sure: Denethor.

Or is he even an actual 'Bad Guy'. Hmmmm...he seems to fit fairly well...

[Finwe]

Boromir? I don't know if he technically counts as a bad guy.

[The Perky Ent]

This is going movie, but is it Saruman? Because Saruman is giving a lecture about embracing the ring or his own destruction, and then he says his thing about him not sharing power and ditching him?

[Lindolirian]

None of the above! :p
BTW, I don't quiz the movies unless I specifically say that I am, which is rare.

[Arvedui III]

Herm...maybe Grima Wormtounge.

[Lindolirian]

Perhaps this will help ...as he stood dumbfounded in the middle of his rage. He fell dead... I reacquired my book, hoping the exact quote would help some.

[Arestevana]

Aha! Thankyou Google! :D

The Great Goblin from the hobbit, killed by Gandalf.

[Lindolirian]

Google!!! *Glares viciously* :mad: Sheesh, well ya got it right, but... Google??? :eek: You could at least not tell me that's what you did. Ah what the heck, go ahead...

[Arestevana]

*winces* Sorry. I promise never to use google for finding answers again. Good? ;)

Alright... which baddy "leapt in the air ten feet"?

[The Perky Ent]

Ok, this is really random, but i don't have a clue, so...um...the balrog, because when he was killed, he kinda fell....which is like jumping....so....um....yeah...

[Arestevana]

No. "leaped in the air ten feet" is an exact quote.

[Lindolirian]

The Chief of the Wargs when Gandalf burnt his nose with a flaming pinecone.

[Arestevana]

Correct.

[Lindolirian]

Who took command of the forces of Mordor after Merry and Eowyn tore up on the Lord of the Nazgul?