P
Merry, recounting how Pippin found the barrels of pipeweed, chapter Flotsam and Jetsam.

Q

'Quickbeam, I think, is by the rock, near the foot of the stair'

Merry explaining Isengard's defenses and how there is water and Quickbeam is defending it.

The Road to Isengard - Page 545 - Paragraph 3 - 4th Line

R

'Running wild over the grass' they answered.

-The King of the Golden Hall

Éomer, Gimli, Legolas responding to Gandalf asking where Shadowfax is

S
 

"Saruman, your staff is broken!"

-Gandalf, III 10

An amazing diplay of well, uh, just breaking things, I guess. :)

T

Tall ships and tall kings
Three times three,
What brought they from the foundered land
Over the flowing sea?
Seven stars and seven stones
And one white tree

- The Palantir - page 583

Gandalf reciting Rhymes of Lore




EDIT:This was my favorite poem when I first read the series!

U
 

"...unless there is much amiss in Rohan and the power of Saruman is greatly increased, they will take the shortest way they can find over the fields of the Rohirrim."

-Aragorn, III 2

V

Well, this "v" comes in the midst of the quote - but it's one of the Gaffer's sayings and I like it:

'Maybe,' said Sam; 'but where there's life there's hope, as my Gaffer used to say; and need of "v"ittles, as he mostways used to add.

-- Sam to Frodo; Journey to the Crossroads

W

"Would that the Lady had given us a light, such a gift as she gave to Frodo!"

Gimli to his companions as night hides the trail of Merry's and Pippin's captors in Chapter Two, The Riders of Rohan.

This is a streach, but...

X

Chapter X
The Voice of Saruman

Y
Pippin admonishes himself before taking the Palantir.

Let's see who dares 'Z'.

Well, I'll take a stab at it!
 

Z

“From the lowest dungeon to the highest peak it climbed, ascending in unbroken spiral in many thousand steps, until it issued at last in durin’s tower carved in the living rock of Zirakzigil, the pinnacle of the silvertime.”

-The White Rider

-Gandalf explaining how he fought the Balrog

Well, shall I start the next one?

Please do! :)

Ok...um....let's see....OH! I have one!

The A to Z will be...Places any members of the fellowship visited.

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A

Amun Sul, more commonly known as Weathertop, where Frodo was stabbed by the Witch King.

B
Bree, where the hobbits met Strider.

C

Cirith Ungol, where Frodo was imprisoned after being stung by Shelob.

D

The Downs...the Barrow Downs to be particular, where the four hobbits encounter a wight!

E

Ephel Dúath - The Mountains of Shadow

F

Fangorn Forest, into which Merry and Pippin flee when they escape the orcs of Isengard.

G

Gondor, where the Aragorn was crowned king, among other things.

Hobbiton, where the journey started.

I

Isengard, where Merry and Pippin reconnect with Legolas, Aragorn, and Gimli after the battle of Helm's Deep and the sack of Isengard.

There's no J!!
 

So ...

J is for Just outside Moria, where the Fellowship tarried while trying to work out the way to get through the West-door, and encountered a Watcher of the "in the Water" variety.

... or Just outside just about any place that they visited. :rolleyes: :D

This may be a little streach, but...

K

The Keep at Helm's Deep, which Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli helped to defend.

K ...
 

Gah! And I gave you a big hint for K too: Khazad-Dum. ;)

D'oh! Well, I must plead that while I'm reading Helm's Deep, my thoughts are not exactly centered on Moria. But, yeah, Khazad-Dum is the more obvious choice. :rolleyes:

L kind of says itself, but I'll do it.
Lothlorien.:)

I think M says itself too: Moria. :p

lol - in that case N is for Near Moria. Nope, not to worry, I'm not staying with that.;)

N
Nimrodel, the river on the borders of Lorien that the Fellowship crossed.

O


Orthanc, where Gandalf was taken captive and escaped on Gwaihir

P

Pelennor, or the fields of Pelennor, if you like. Merry helped slay the Witch-King there.

Hmm, Q is a tough one. I'll say Quest's End, which is Mount Doom. :D

R
is for Rauros, where Boromir made his final journey.

S as in Shire. Kinda self-explainatory.

T

The Trollshaws, where Gandalf was attacked by Bert, Tom, and William

Umbar, where Aragorn went when he was Thorongil.

V for Valinor, where several members went after the quest.

W is for the White Mountains, where Aragorn found the next White Tree.

The X obiously is...um...well...is there a X? I don't think there is one...so...should we skip it?

Noooo, we can't do that! There is that x-tra evil guy named Sauron. :D

Well since Sauron isn't a place, that wont work. :D