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Firstly, would that be Earendil the Mariner or Earendil of Gondor? Well, Earendil of Gondor didn't do much. So I'll go with Earendil the Mariner.
They all killed a dragon, except Earendil. But they all saved people. Earendil saved Middle-Earth by going to Aman, Bard saved Laketown, well most of it, Turin saved...people. Well, he killed the dragon, which could have killed many more people. And Fram killed Scatha. I think it was Scatha. |
Eärendil didnt kill a dragon??? ohh my...
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Did he kill a dragon!? I don't remember!!!
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Eärendil slew Ancalagon the Black, the greatest dragon ever to exist, so I guess you are correct Lothiriel.
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How come I don't remember that!? It's not like I read the Sil that long ago. Hm. Oh well!! Woohoo, my turn!!! Well, first I gotta see what Stephanos says.
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Yes, they all killed dragons. Forgetting about Ancalagon was a crime so hideous though, that I am tempted...
I shall be lenient. [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] Lothiriel, thy turn. |
I don't know why I forgot it though!! That makes ME mad!!
Thanks Stephanoes!! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] Rivendell Khazad-dum Belegost Minas Morgul |
Rivendell might not be the best one to use. But it's good enough! You people will get it anyways.
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Um, is anyone willing to give an answer? It's been more than a week and I can't answer my own question..Come on, give it a try people! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]
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They were all built in or very near large mountain ranges.
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Yeah, good job, your turn!!! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]
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Yippeeeeee!!
Azaghal Saruman Theoden |
they were all killed
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All were lords of powerful strongholds?
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sorry to take so long. ummm not quite....
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Nevtalathiel was close.... very close.
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All were powerful lords that were killed?
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Think more about the strongholds...
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All held strongholds in or near mountains:
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Correct.
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Ok then,
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They are all rivers?
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True, but I want something more than that.
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They all ended in the Western Sea? (Except Serni that join with Gilraen before reaching the sea..) Probabli not it though [img]smilies/frown.gif[/img]
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Wow, I came up with something which Telchar didn't get immedeately! No, that's not it, try looking at them all on a map.
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arrrgh!hold on i'm trying to think!
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Thay all run somewhat from the northeast to the southwest?
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Correct! Your turn.
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Odo Proudfoot (Olos father)
Gilraen (Aragorns mother) Thengel (Theodens father) Drogo Baggins (Frodos father) HINT: it has to do with themselves - not their children (just so you dont go down the wrong path) [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] |
They all died before their children were fully grown?
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its a good guess - but as I said - it has nothing to do with their children... [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]
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they are all breifly mentioned in LOTR?
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Yes, but thats not it - think time [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]
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They all died or were born around the same time?
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Their spouses died early.
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Ask again, o wise and mighty Lindolirian
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Lothiriel Silmarien is very close.... [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] and Isilya the person that is credit for answering correctly can ask the next question - the rules are 'that simple' [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]
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True, but Lindo never sayed whether he accepted Lothiriel's answer, but seeing as Lindo hasn't been here in a while, and Lotheriel was close, I guess she has the right to ask. My apologies.
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The fact is that noone have yet given me a correct answer - until then ... no new question . mmwwhaaahahaha [img]smilies/evil.gif[/img]
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Their husbands/wives died prematurely?
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