"a"s, please.

SAN

"------/ s-a--/ ---/ ------s/ --/ s-------n-/ ----/ n----/ -n--/ -----'s/ -n-."

Are there R's?

SANR

"-----r/ s-a--/ ---/ -----rs/ --/ S-------n-/ ----/ n---r/ -n--/ --r--'s/ -n-."

E?

SNARE

"----er/ s-a--/ --e/ ----ers/ --/ S---e---ne/ ---e/ ne-er/ -n--/ --r--'s/ en-."

T?

ASTERN

"--t-er/ s-a--/ t-e/ ----ers/ --/ S---e---ne/ ---e/ ne-er/ -nt-/ --r--'s/ en-."

How about some I?

RETSINA

"-it-er/ s-a--/ t-e/ ----ers/ --/ Si--e---ne/ ---e/ ne-er/ -nt-/ --r--'s/ en-."

Ah, finally! I had most of the quote, but I only figured out now where it's from

"Hither shall the flowers of Simbelmyne come never unto the world's end" ~Aragorn, the Passing of the Grey Company. Such a beautiful passage!

That's it, Galadriel55! I find this passage rather creepy and haunting...

"-- / ----- / --- / --- / --------- / ------- / -- /, ---- /, ----- / --- / -------- / ----- / ------- / ---- / -- / --- /, --- / ------ / ---- / -- / --- / ----- / -- / ----- /, --- / --- / --- / ----- / ---- /."

Let's start with A

And T.

AT

"-- / t---- / -a- / -- / -----a--- / --t---- / -- /, ---- /, -t--- / t-- / -------- / ----- / ----t-- / ---- / -- / --- /, t-- / -----t / ---- / -- / t-- / ----- / -- / ----- /, a-- / --t / t-- / --a-t / ---- /."

N please

TAN

"-- / t---- / -a- / n- / -----an-- / --t---n / -- /, ---- /, -t--- / t-- / --n----- / ----- / ----t-- / ---- / t- / --- /, t-- / -----t / ---- / -- / t-- / ----- / -- / --n-- /, an- / n-t / t-- / --a-t / ---- /."

S?

STAN

"-- / t---- / -a- / n- / -----an-- / --t---n / -s /, ---- /, st--- / t-- / --n-s--- / ----- / ----t-- / ---- / t- / --- /, t-- / ----st / ---- / -- / t-- / ---s- / -- / --n-- /, an- / n-t / t-- / --ast / --s- /."

How about H?

STANH

"-- / th--- / -a- / n- / -----an-- / --t---n / -s /, ---- /, st--- / th- / --n-sh-- / ----- / ---ht-- / ---- / t- / --- /, th- / ----st / h--- / -- / th- / h--s- / -- / --n-- /, an- / n-t / th- / --ast / --s- /."

It would perhaps be useful to have the E's after all...;)

HE STAN

"-- / the-e / -a- / n- / ---e-an-e / -et-een / -s /, ---- /, st--- / the / --n-sh-- / ----- / ---ht-- / ---e / t- / --- /, the / e--est / he-e / -- / the / h--se / -- / --n-e /, an- / n-t / the / -east / --se /."

Hmm. W?

HEW STAN

"-- / the-e / -a- / n- / ---e-an-e / -etween / -s /, ---- /, st--- / the / --n-sh-- / w---- / ---ht-- / ---e / t- / --- /, the / e--est / he-e / -- / the / h--se / -- / --nwe /, an- / n-t / the / -east / w-se /."

Fingolfin

Perfect. Over to you.

Thank you.

'----/ --/ -------/, X/. ---/ -/ ----/ -------/ --/ ---/ ----/; ---/ ------/ -/ --/ --/ --/ ---/ --/ ---/ -----/, --/ ---/ --/ --/ ----/ ----/ --/ ---/ ---/ ----/ --/ ----/ -----/.'

There must be some O's (and what does "X" mean?)

(I won't be able to continue guessing here though, since tomorrow I'll be off to the Tolkien Seminar in Aachen where I'll joinEsty:) )

Indeed there are. X is a name - I have clarified it a bit now. Enjoy the seminar! :)

'----/ --/ -------/, (person X)/. -o-/ -/ ----/ --o----/ o-/ -o-/ ---o/; ---/ --o---/ -/ --/ o-/ --/ ---/ -o/ ---/ -----/, --/ ---/ --/ --/ ----/ ----/ --/ ---/ ---/ ---o/ -o/ -o--/ -----/.'

What, no more guesses? I thought it would be solved by now;)

T please

Apparently nobody wants to play.

TO

'T---/ --/ -t-----/, (person X)/. -o-/ -/ ----/ t-o---t/ o-/ -o-/ ---o/; ---/ t-o---/ -/ --/ o-/ --/ ---/ to/ t--/ -----/, -t/ ---/ --/ --/ ----/ t--t/ --/ t--/ ---/ ---o/ to/ -o--/ -----/.'

How about R?

TOR

'T---/ --/ -tr----/, (person X)/. -or/ -/ ----/ t-o---t/ o-/ -o-/ ---o/; ---/ t-o---/ -/ --/ o-/ --/ ---/ to/ t--/ ---r-/, -t/ ---/ --/ --/ ----/ t--t/ --/ t--/ ---/ ---o/ to/ -o-r/ -----/.

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"That is strange, Thorin Oakenshield," he said. "For I have thought of you also; and though I am on my way to the Shire, it was in my mind that is the way also to your halls."

Gandalf to Thorin

Well done. Your turn. :)

thank you, Aganzir! :)

"-/ --/ -----/, ----/ --/ ---/ ----/, --/ ----/ ----/ ------/," he said "------/ ------/ -----/ -/ ----/ -/ -----/ ----/ --/ -----/ --/ ---/. -/ ----/ --/ ----/ ------/."

Are there N's?

"-/ --/ -----/, ----/ --/ ---/ ----/, --/ ----/ ----/ ------/," he said "-n----/ ---n--/ -----/ -/ ----/ -/ -----/ ---n/ --/ ---n-/ --/ -n-/. -/ ----/ --/ ----/ ------/."