Hobbits, Elves and Hershey Bars - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Angry Hill Troll · 02-23-2003, 08:22 PM

Of course, if one takes the opposite view that chocolate was not native to M-E but only to Valinor (and to the lands to the West on the non-straight path after the Alkallabeth, it provides some interesting possibilities...

What reward awaited Frodo, Bilbo, etc. when they got to the Undying Lands? We know they didn't become immortal. But perhaps Frodo would have forgotten about the pain in his shoulder, hand, etc. if had a lifetime supply of chocolate!

The elves from Tol Eressëa visited Numenor until Sauron appeared on the scene. The faithful were really bummed when the elves stopped visiting. Eventually Ar-Pharazon decided to attack Valinor. Both of these things are somewhat consistent with the way people behave when their supply of chocolate is cut off...

Don't take the above too seriously! [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

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02-23-2003, 08:22 PM	#18
Angry Hill Troll Wight Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ephel Duath Posts: 115	Of course, if one takes the opposite view that chocolate was not native to M-E but only to Valinor (and to the lands to the West on the non-straight path after the Alkallabeth, it provides some interesting possibilities... What reward awaited Frodo, Bilbo, etc. when they got to the Undying Lands? We know they didn't become immortal. But perhaps Frodo would have forgotten about the pain in his shoulder, hand, etc. if had a lifetime supply of chocolate! The elves from Tol Eressëa visited Numenor until Sauron appeared on the scene. The faithful were really bummed when the elves stopped visiting. Eventually Ar-Pharazon decided to attack Valinor. Both of these things are somewhat consistent with the way people behave when their supply of chocolate is cut off... Don't take the above too seriously! [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]