Uplifting

Healing

Green

Golden

Brilliant

Choice

or

Hope

I'll never think of that word in a positive fashion ever again.:( I wonder, why did you pick choice? There doesn't seem to be much choice in the books at all; instead, things seemed to be pre destined.

I didn't mean to belittle your choices, Gwathagor, I just thought it interesting that you picked that word.:)

One of the themes of LotR is the hobbits, who were previously neutral, being forced to enter into an ancient conflict and choose sides. And many episodes of the story revolve around the characters being forced to a forked place where they must make crucial decisions: Frodo at Bag End when he first learns the nature of the Ring, Frodo at the Council of Elrond, Frodo offers the Ring to Gandalf and later to Galadriel, Frodo at Amon Hen, Aragorn after the death of Boromir, Frodo in Morgul Vale, Samwise in Shelob's Lair (in the chapter The CHOICES of Master Samwise), Frodo at the Cracks of Doom - the list goes on.

And then, of course, there is the line: "All we have to decide to what to do with the time that is given to us."

I would also like to submit that predestination and personal responsibility (i.e. choice) are by no means contradictory.

change

Epic

Hopin it hasn't been said before
 

Estel

Knowing it hasn't been said before
 

Estellicious.

A most interesting addition, Eönwë, particularly in light of the one word I suggested previously: dustsceawung.

The two words suggest a thread about which concept predominates in LotR. :)

Providential

Perfect

Flawless

Timeless

Wise

and I like the word CHOICE

Fairy-tale ;)

That's two words! :p;):p

Yeah, I know. But it's taken as one word. It's like saying 'long-run'. Technically, it's two words, but it's taken as one ;) If I had to say one word that comes even close, it would be 'fable', but that goes off-center.

I was only joking! :p;)