Thanks, Sleepy! Here's an easy one, but the best I could come up with for now:

Could you give a big hint...maybe from what book this comes?

Sure thing! It's from ROTK.

I just discovered this challenging game. May I join in?

This must be Saruman telling Frodo:

"But do not expect me to wish you health and long life. You will have neither. But that is not my doing. I merely foretell."

welcome :)
 

Correct as always, Guinevere!

Thank you, Evisse! :)
Is this still recognizable?

It was Gandalf at the White Council.

Correct, Firefoot !
 

I guess that quote was a bit too well known... ;) Now it's your turn to wrack your brain...

thanks!
 

These are hard to write! Thank you, Thesaurus!

That must be Gandalf at the Council of Elrond:

"But I spoke yet of my dread to none, knowing the peril of an untimely whisper if it went astray."

Yes, that's it.

:) Thank you. But now, for a new one... :rolleyes:

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That would be "They cannot conquer for ever!" by Frodo to Sam at the Crossroads.

Yes, exactly!
 

Your turn, Oddwen! :)

Thank you, Guenevere. Let's try:

That would be "Something nearly slipped, you say. I say, something has slipped." Gorbag to Shagrat.

Absolutely! :D Your go.

Thanks, Oddwen!

Finally found it: it's Aragorn speaking to Eomer (as a message to Theoden)

" None may live now as they have lived, and few shall keep what they call their own."

Yep.

Thank you, Firefoot .

Said Gimli to Legolas.

"Do as you please in your madness, but let me first get down from this horse!" A desperate Gimli to Legolas the tree-lover.

EDIT: Mariska, you beat me by a minute! :mad: :D

:p :D

Correct, of course! :) Somehow, these are harder to compose than to find out.. ;)

Quite true, Guinevere.

Phew, not easy at all!

sounds familiar...
 

"I am more afrad of the Old Forest than of anything I know about: the stories about it are a nightmare"
Fatty Bolger, A conspiracy unmasked

Yep, that's it! :)

I was just about to revive this thread when, I realized - surprise, it was my turn!

"You are fortunate to exist in this location, as well, following the entire nonsensical stuff you have commited since you took leave of your native abode.'

Ah, this is Gandalf to Frodo when he awakes in Rivendell:
"And you are lucky to be here, too, after all the absurd things you have done since you left home."

Yes, exactly!

thank you, Evisse!

That was Galadriel talking to Frodo.

Yes, exactly, Mariska ! :)
(I already feared that nobody was ever looking at this thread... :( )

Once again, this proves to be rather hard to make up...

Frodo to Pippin and Sam.

Exactly, good job!

Go for it.

Anyone? Need a hint?

"The rumour of the earth is dim and confused," he said. "Nothing walks upon it for many miles about us. Faint and far are the feet of our enemies."

Aragorn to Legolas and Gimli, after pressing his ear to the earth and listening. (In "The riders of Rohan")

I guessed long ago where this quote was (without actually looking it up) but I was too lazy to compose a new one! ;)