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Teleri · 01-13-2004, 09:48 PM

Treebeard tells Merry and Pippin that it is said the Ents will find the Entwives again, only when the Ents have lost everything. The way he said it sort of reminded me of the Elves "fading" and going west. Perhaps the Entwives are waiting for the Ents in the west. That would explain them being lost.

Didn't Hal see the walking elm on the borders of the Old Forest? It is said in the book that the Old Forest is very similar to Fangorn. The trees are waking there too, and high elves pass through to get to the Havens. Perhaps what Hal saw was a Huorn... Or maybe he was hallucinating... [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img]

01-13-2004, 09:48 PM	#4
Teleri Animated Skeleton Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: U.S.A., though I'd prefer the Shire Posts: 45	Treebeard tells Merry and Pippin that it is said the Ents will find the Entwives again, only when the Ents have lost everything. The way he said it sort of reminded me of the Elves "fading" and going west. Perhaps the Entwives are waiting for the Ents in the west. That would explain them being lost. Didn't Hal see the walking elm on the borders of the Old Forest? It is said in the book that the Old Forest is very similar to Fangorn. The trees are waking there too, and high elves pass through to get to the Havens. Perhaps what Hal saw was a Huorn... Or maybe he was hallucinating... [img]smilies/rolleyes.gif[/img] __________________ "But after coming all that way I don't want to give up yet. It's not like me, somehow, if you understand."