Appendices Quotes
 

I did a search and couldn't find any threads like this, so here goes-

Basically, what happens here is that the person gives a quote said by someone in the LotR Appendices and you have to guess who said that and on what occasion.

Here's the first one-

Said by Thrain when Nar told him of his meeting with Azog.

Yep.

"Take counsel with yourself..."

Here's the rest of it said by Aragorn:

Well done! Go on. :)

Thanks! Sorry I took forever here's a quote:

"Azog! Azog!"

I'd really love to go on with the game so I'll give a clue as to who it is said to:

they are creatures of the dark

It was the warriors of Náin as they hewed through the Orcs to the threshold of Moria.

right on Firefoot! Your turn.

Thanks.

"Take this ring, Master," he [Círdan] said, "for your labours will be heavy; but it will support you in the weariness that you have taken upon yourself. For this is the Ring of Fire, and with it you may rekindle hearts in a world that grows chill. But as for me, my heart is with the Sea, and I will dwell by the grey shores until the last ship sails. I will await you."

'Twas Círdan who said it, and a fine quote it is. I had forgotten about that one. Well researched, Firefoot.

Thanks. That's correct (as if you couldn't tell ;) :) ).

Okay, here's the next quote:

There you go!

It was Glorfindel:

Right you are, InklingElf. Your go!

Alright here's another one:

"But I am tired of poverty and the scorn of Men."

Thror to Thrain before setting out to Moria

Correct! Your turn.

Thank you :)

Helm Hammerhand to Freca's men, shortly before killing Breca with a blow from his fist.

Exactly!
 

Please proceed.

Yay!
 

:) Here's the next one:

Arwen To Elessar at Elessar's death when she decides to reamin behind in Middle-Earth.

This is my 200 hundreth post ,so i hope its correct :D :p

Sorry to disappoint you, Rutslegolas, :( ;)
but it was young Aragorn who said this to Elrond in Imladris, about his (seemingly hopeless) love for Arwen.

Indeed you are right, Guinevere! Go ahead!

Thanks! :)

is it Gandalf to Thorin or Thorin to gandalf at the prancing pony?

Gandalf to Thorin is correct! Your turn.

"for if I will not go now, then I must soon go perforce."

Aragorn to Arwen, talking about his decision to die.

correct. your turn.

Next one: "But surely my own kin will not desert me?"

Thrain to Dain after the Battle of Azanulbizar?

Yup. :)

Fingolfin are you there??

Ah, sorry, yep here I am.

Aragorn to Arwen.

Correct as usual.

"But you have said much already"