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Oh yes, I know. "I wasn't long the apprentice of old Holman (he was the cousin of my father's)" or something like that (I don't know the quote in original, but the name should be it) :)
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You have it.
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All right, something interesting. Name an Orc who actually spoke aloud some thoughts concerning the metaphysical nature of the M-E universe.
And I would like at least some backup of your guess (or even actual quote, but that's not necessary, just a brief outline will do), not just a name, as I would consider that just a blind shot and not count it. |
Is this a trick question?
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What do you call "trick"? No, it is not. It is a normal question, one Orc indeed did it.
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Is this in LOTR?
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Yes, but sadly I can't remember the name now:mad:
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Try to search - there's not that many Orcs in Tolkien's works after all, at least not many who speak and could get into such deep discussions :)
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Finrod Felagund, in the Orc guise and transformation spell after being questioned by Sauron
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Is it Gorbag?
He says that the Nazgûl Quote:
He also discusses the set-up with Shagrat– though I should call it more political than metaphysical: Quote:
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Yes, the first one with the "other side" is what I meant. Your turn, Nerwen. Well done! :)
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Mine was sort of right
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Quote:
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And here she is.
Who greatly prized the iron that came from the Mine of Anghabar? |
Maeglin son of Eol the Dark Elf loved that metal
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Yes, he did.
Your turn. |
We rockses!
Hang on.... |
This shouldn't be too difficult.
Who was almost slain after chasing after a woman? |
Anyone in the graveyard?
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*sigh* I didn't want to start that... but you probably mean Andróg?
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That is the only name I could come up with as well. I kept my mouth shut because to say he was "almost slain" seems a bit far-fetched.
From the Narn: "But as he stood looking down in amaze at the blood [of Forweg] upon the grass, Androg came out, and halted also astounded. 'Evil work, Neithan!' he cried, and drew his sword; but Turin's mood ran cold, [...]." |
Right
Please continue, fellow phantom. |
All right...
...something simple... ...what about: who hid himself in abandoned dwarven mines? (Please read well what I say. The mines were already abandoned when that one came there!) |
Aha, it was Arvedui :)
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Oh, seems my activity awakened even Miggy... or summoned him from long sleep... :D
Quite, of course, how would it be possible for you not to get it right? :) Take the thread, please! |
Yeah, a bit like the dwarves do with the Balrog you manage to disturb me from time to time enough so that I finally make a post in here.
Hmmm... must think of a good character question... Ok... name me the spouse of she, who could have been queen. ;) |
Is this from lotr? (I don't think it is, but you never know)
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Hmmmmm....
If you mean the ruling queen, I'll go with Ar-Pharazon the Golden. |
And I'd go with Arvedui again, this time as Firiel's husband.
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Both wrong.
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Could it be Tar-Aldarion then?
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No
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Well, another idea then, could Idril have been a Queen in Gondolin, say if Turgon had been killed in the Nirnaeth?
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No, also not.
Tip: what I mean is this person's wife would have become queen in another time |
Not sure exactly what "another time" is supposed to mean but, Elatan of Andunië?
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It was Silmarien who did not succeed her father, Tar-Elendil. The laws of Numenorean succession were later changed, allowing first-born daughters to rule as queens. In any case, Silmarien begat a line of Kings in her own right, for it was from her that the Lords of Andunie would eventually become Kings of Gondor and Arnor.
Oh yeah, and I almost forgot, she married Elatan -- which I guess would be the answer. |
Well done Morthoron, good explanation but Azaghâl beat you to it.
So, Azaghâl, pos a new one! ;) |
I'll try to think of something. If anyone has an idea before I do, please feel free to take the thread.
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*bump*
Azaghâl? |
It's been more than a month, I guess someone else can take it right now.
No, not me! Do not tempt me! |
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