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Legolas' Bow
Anyone want to help me with this one?
I've been arguing for ages with my friends about this - does Legolas' bow that he gets from Galadriel (sp?) have a name? I think it does, but right now we just call it the USBOD (Ultra-Spiffy Bow Of Destruction! [img]smilies/biggrin.gif[/img] ) I'd kinda like to know its true name. Legolas fangirls need to know these things! *goes back to singing the Ballad of Bilbo Baggins and reading The Two Towers* |
As far as I know Legolas's bow did not have a name, unless he gave it a private name the books failed to mention. Maybe he actually called it his USBOD, and whispered that to the bow as he was cleaning it....
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I heard he called it Bob [img]smilies/tongue.gif[/img]
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It is very possible it had a name, swords and otehr weapons were given names, I think Beleg's bow had a name, but I may very well be mistaken. And being that he had just received it in Lorien, he may not have had time to name it.
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Hullo, you might be right about that, but i don't recall a single bow being named in any of the books. Did Gimli's ax have a name?
You know what would be a waste of time: naming arrows. Can you imagine? "Windfalas!" "Asterial!" "uh.. arrarodriel.." "Oh bother - Bob" "Sam.." "Fred.." "Er.. Bob again" "Darned arrow" "dontmissthistime#*@@!" "bentscavenged-orc-garbage." [ December 09, 2001: Message edited by: Marileangorifurnimaluim ] |
Beleg's bow did in fact have a name: Belthronding.
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LOL at Maril (and Elrian)
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i don't recall it having a name but alot of the weapons were named so maybe it did
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Suggestion for name of Legolas' second bow
Legolas' longbow, gift of Galadriel, would aptly be named "Cúthalion o Galadriel" meaning trusty bow, gift of Galadriel), or for short, "Cúthalion." I have a longbow that I have named Cúthalion in honor of Legolas.
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My vote is for 'Beau'.
In Neo-quenya Veau. And yes, I apologize but I think it was kind of inevitable :p |
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Just as an aside point: Beleg did not only new his bow by name (Belthronding) but at least one of his arrows: Dailir
Respectfully Findegil |
Yes Dailir was Beleg's feather-pinioned and snaketonguéd arrow that he always recovered unharmed, until as a sign of doom it broke under him after he carried Turin out from the Orc-camp and fell on it.
I can't remember if it is mentioned who gave it to him or whence it came. |
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