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Old 07-21-2008, 09:07 AM   #19
Legate of Amon Lanc
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Or then something about dwarves. A story which is located in Nogrod or Belegost, or Khazad-dûm. A story that gives more insight into normal dwarvish life, into dwarves themselves - not just how they are portrayed by other peoples. Wow.
So what about the story of Balin in Moria? Something like a full-length copy of the Book of Mazarbul (or more, actually). I would have liked that. Or then, the horror novel "We dug too deep" concerning the first emergence of Durin's Bane and Durin's death. These are stories I would definitely have liked to see.

And, from others, also, as it has been mentioned, Aragorn's journeys, and also Gandalf's journeys. I would have liked to see, for one, what did he do in, let's say, Nurn. Because from all that's been said it looks like he was there at least once.

And then, I would like to read the battle of Dol Guldur. Maybe the most of all these things, and also more from the White Councils, which could surround the story. But this is also the right place to mention that I would have liked to read that from Tolkien, and I would certainly NOT wish *eyes color red* to see that, ever, in some braque movie. Who readest, understand...
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