Take it away, luthien. :)

Next one then:

It is Gandalf talking to Frodo and Gimli about Dain's death:
"I should call that a heavy loss, if it was not a wonder rather that in his great age he could still wield his axe as mightily..."

Excellanto, Guinevere :)

Thanks! :)

Eorl to Felarof.

You know that, of course ! ;)

A horse, of course. :D

*ducks flying tomatoes.* ;) :rolleyes:

Aragorn to Elrond

You bet.

Next:

bump...forgot about this. I added more to the quote

Helm to Freca?

affirmative, dear boy ;)

Cheers,

Elrond to Aragorn:
" A great doom awaits you, either to rise above the height of all your fathers since the days of Elendil, or to fall into darkness with all that is left of your kin."

Yep.

Thanks! :)
If this is too short, I will add some more of the quote... ;)

Fram to the Dwarves

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Yes, well done, Luthien!

Thanks!

Thrain to Thorin Oakenshield.

Correct Elf-Warrier. Thankfully, I still had the bookmark left in place...I had forgotten the answer and would have had to search for it!
Good job...your turn.

"Call them so, if you will,"

Anybody want to take a stab at it?

This is Thorin Oakenshield to Gandalf, referring to his so-called "halls".

- tLotR, Appendix A, III Durin's Folk

Correct! Your turn now!

Sorry for the delay.

I believe that was Sauron to Ar-Pharazon in Appendix A.

Yes, Hiriel, you are correct. And thanks for taking the time to type out the quote in context so everyone can find it.

I like this quote - I find it mildly amusing that an Age later, a great King does take what is his right and helps to destroy Sauron in the bargain:

tRotK, The Passing of the Grey Company

Your turn! Good luck - there's not a lot of dialogue in the Appendices to choose from.

De nada. And yes indeed, the parallel is very interesting and ironic. I hadn't noticed that before.
Herm, well, here it goes:

Thror to Thrain, i believe.

Yes, that's exactly right. Well done. :)

Ok here we go:
have fun :)

That would be Cirdan, after presenting Gandalf the ring of fire.

nicely done. take it away, Hiriel.

Thankee. Here's the next one:

taht would be eorl to felarof

Yes indeed. Your go. :)

ok here goes.