Kleenex fillings.

:cool:

"Bill, my lad," he said, "you oughtn't to have took up with us. You could have stayed here and et the best hay till the new grass comes."

Sam to Bill the Pony right before the company sets out from Rivendell

Most definitely “oughtn’t was definitely the give away there well done

yes, together with "to have took up with us" - only Sam could have said that!;)

Well, here's a new quote to puzzle over:

"---- --- --- ------- -- --- -----! --- --- --- ---- ---- -- -- ------ -- ----? --- --- - ------ ------ ----."

Let's start off with an H?

H
"---- --- -h- ------- -- --- -----! --- --- -h- ---- ---- -- -- ------ -- -h--? --- --- - ------ ------ -h--."

D please

DH
"---- --- -h- ------- -- -h- -----! D-d --- -h- --d- ---- -- -- ------ -- -h--? --d --- - ------ ------ -h--."

I would quite like some S's

DHS

"---s --- -h- ------- -- -h- ----s! D-d --- -h- --d- ---- -- -- ------ -- -h--? --d --- - ------ ------ -h--."

What about an I'?

DISH

"---s --- -h- --i-i-- -- -h- ----s! Did --- -h- --d- ---- -- -- ------ -- -h--? --d --- I ------ ------ -h--."

A?

A DISH

"A-as --- -h- -ai-i-- -- -h- ----s! Did --- -h- -ad- ---- -- -- ---a-- -- -h--? A-d --- I -a---- ------ -h--."

Alas fair tibeult I knew rorencrants well

Ok I don’t really know Shakespeare but I do know there’s a “L”

ADHILS

"Alas --- -h- -aili-- -- -h- --lls! Did --- -h- Lad- --ll -- -- ---a-- -- -h--? A-d --- I -a---- ------ -h--."

the L should help! ;)

“ Alas for the wailing of the gulls! Did not the Lady tell me to beware of them? And now I cannot forget them”

Legolas in Minas Tirith The Last Debate

That's it! :)

* **** s***t*n t** st*****s ** t* t** sa****-s**ns, an* *** **st s*t as t***t as *** *an. **t *** n*** n** **a*.”
STAN

Let's start with A

a.

T please

TA-ta for now.

Hm.. N please

Darkened skin also a mathematician’s formula.

Sss pleassse

Randy’s Son. S is a much more helpful letter.

:) Glorfindel to Frodo:

"You shall ride my horse" said Glorfindel
my horse will not let any rider fall that I command him to bear."

I was a bit puzzled because in my edition of LotR it is "saddle-skirts" not skins. But everything else matches, so I guess it is right.

Aye well done!

thank you!:)

"---- --- --- ----- -- --- ---- -- -------! ---- ---- -- --------- . -- ---- --- ------- --- --- ------- ---- -----! ------ --- -- -- ----!"

A?

A

"--a- --- --- ----- -- --- ---- -- -------! ---- -a-- -- --------- . -- -a-- a-- ------- --- --- -a----- ---- a----! ---a-- a-- -- a- ----!"

L. There’s a lot of exclamation points in that quote.

AL

"--a- --- --- ----- -- --- ---- -- ---l---! ---- -a-- -- --l--ll-- . -- -a-- a-- -----l- --- --- -all--- ---- a----! ---a-- a-- -- a- ----!"

I’m torn between T F and C

I think T will give me the most information though.

ALT

"--a- --- t-- ----- -- t-- ---- -- ---l---! ---- -at- -- --l--ll-- . -- -a-- a-- t----l- --t t-- -all--- ---- a----! ---a-t a-- -- at ---t !"

T-time!

Hmm. I’ll try F.

FLAT

"--a- --- t-- ----- -f t-- ---- -f ---l---! ---- -at- -- f-lf-ll-- . -- -a-- a-- t----l- --t t-- -all--- ---- a----! ---a-t a-- -- at ---t !"

“Hear now the words of the Heir of Isildur! Your oath is fulfilled. Go back and trouble not the valleys ever again! Depart and be at rest!”

Aragorn to the army of the dead

Yes, very good, Morsul! I guess that "fulfilled" was the keyword here ;)

Where are all the other guessers??:rolleyes: