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Pile O'Bones
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So, I guess it is my turn
![]() ![]() One elf (and his son) dwelt often as a guest in the dwarven mansions of Belegost and Nogrod and became skillful as a metalsmith. Who was that? |
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A Voice That Gainsayeth
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I swear, I wanted to give someone else a chance, but I just can't leave an unanswered thread to rest in peace...
Eöl and Maeglin, you mean?
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Correct.
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A Voice That Gainsayeth
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Fine, nice one it was. So then...
...give me the surnames of at least three characters who - consciously or just indirectly - served the Enemy (so that it does not confuse you, you might just imagine "who were evil" instead of it).
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Thalion Turambar hmm neither maeglin or Uldor seems to have a last name. . .neither does Saruman Ok I have nothing so I am going to give a guess I am almost sertain is wrong, but my third guess will be Gorlim the Unhappy |
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A Voice That Gainsayeth
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No, no, Rune, in your case, it'd be perhaps better if I stayed just with the first formulation "served the Enemy, consciously or indirectly"
![]() Also, note please, that neither Turambar, nor Thalion, and certainly not Unhappy are surnames. Or, at least not how I meant it. Surname is, well, the family name, the name you have common with your son or father or whatever. If there are any further questions, please don't be afraid to ask ![]()
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Guard of the Citadel
Join Date: Dec 2006
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1. Barliman, Butterbur, who forgot about the message he was supposed to send and so indirectly helped the Nazgul track Frodo
2. Goatleaf, Harry and 3. Ferny, Bill who were suspected by Aragorn of doing work for the Nazgul I also though about Hobbits, but none really helped Sauron I actually had a more or less strange idea It might also be that the Horblowers indirectly helped Sauron. Because of his cultivation of pipe-weed, it spread in the Shire and eventually even Saruman decided to purchase some. The squint-eyed Southerner that was on his way to Isengard to bring the pipe-weed was caught by the Nazgul and revealed precious information about The Shire and Baggins.
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