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5. EL-WE. 7. ANGROD. 10. MORWEN. (R + WOMEN). 11. (M)ORLEG. 15. TURIN (endless RUTH+ In) |
NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her.
2. Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. 3. He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) 4. Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. 6. In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. 7. God ran in circles. He appears. 8. Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. 9. An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. 12. A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. 13. Note a throne in disarray, for him. 14. An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. 16. An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. |
Is ANGROD right for number 7?
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14. Orodreth.
Door + the + r. 16. HURIN. H + RUIN. |
13. Gethron.
G + throne. |
#8: Cut + HAL-9000 + ion = CUTHALION.
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Is the password an elvish phrase meaning ENEMIES OF MORGOTH?
NOTTO can mean enemy. Something ending in MORGOTH, anyway. |
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It is an Elvish phrase, but it doesn't mean that. |
NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her.
2. Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. 3. He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) 4. Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. 6. In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. 7. God ran in circles. He appears. 8. Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. 9. An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. 12. A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. GETHRON: Note a throne in disarray, for him. ORODRETH: An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. HURIN: An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. |
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Obviously not, or I would have put it in... |
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Shame, 'cos I was really pleased at spotting Cuthalion. Too much of a chemist for my own good, clearly. :) hS |
Well, Turin isn't exactly a reliable source...
NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her. 2. Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. 3. He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) 4. Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. 6. In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. 7. God ran in circles. He appears. CUTHALION: Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. 9. An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. 12. A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. GETHRON: Note a throne in disarray, for him. ORODRETH: An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. HURIN: An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. |
#9: First thought was Anarion, but then I remembered Turin's buddy who got unceremoniously clonked over the head while stalking Glaurung. A quick look in CoH shows me he's HUNTHOR, ie Hun[s] + Thor.
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NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her.
2. Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. 3. He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) 4. Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. 6. In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. 7. God ran in circles. He appears. CUTHALION: Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. HUNTHOR: An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. 12. A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. GETHRON: Note a throne in disarray, for him. ORODRETH: An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. HURIN: An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. |
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NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her.
2. Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. 3. He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) 4. Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. 6. In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. ANDROG: God ran in circles. He appears. CUTHALION: Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. HUNTHOR: An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. 12. A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. GETHRON: Note a throne in disarray, for him. ORODRETH: An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. HURIN: An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. |
So, uh, you need some help?
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Looks like it.
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Well, some books have more than one name. That is your password hint, and when you solve the password, solving the rest of the clues will be easier.
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Well, 'Morgoth's Ring' is like another version of 'The Silmarillion.' I can't find a way to translate that kind of ring and fit it into the password, though. More of a job for Huey, perhaps?
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Nope, not that book. There are two other books featuring all the character's you've guessed so far...
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Maybe the theme is the CURSE of Morgoth.
I think they're probably all in the NARN. |
Good. Now, what's the elvish word for curse?
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Huta or racco.
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There as at least one more, according to TG... |
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Anyway, yes, apparently the Narn is also known as the Narn e-'Rach Morgoth, or Tale of the Curse of Morgoth. So... #4, I think 'returning' tells us that we need the final letter, and Morwe [the male Avarin leader] + N[orth] = MORWEN. ... except we've... already got Morwen. Um. Is 'Salle' a male name, to give NELLAS? hS |
How about S + ALLEN?
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#6: Very embarassed not to remember what goes on and on... SADOR. #2: I was wracking my brains for way to get Finduilas from this, but totally forgot Turin's... aunt? Cousin? One of those. AERIN basically starts with 'air', though I can't make either IN or (rearranged) EN into 'right now'. hS |
I got as far as you with AERIN, but never, never thought of ROADS!
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Oh ... RAGNIR from RARING?
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NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her.
AERIN: Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. RAGNIR: He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) NELLAS: Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. RODAS: In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. ANDROG: God ran in circles. He appears. CUTHALION: Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. HUNTHOR: An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. R: A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. GETHRON: Note a throne in disarray, for him. ORODRETH: An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. HURIN: An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. |
That last R...
A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. 'backwards' suggests the R is the final letter. I think it likely that the R is the 'short direction' - I can't easily come up with either prepositions or directions which include the letter! I think the structure is [direction written in full] + [preposition] + R, with a bit of scrambling between the two words. But I haven't been able to come up with a name that fits. hS |
Tried NE and SE and ON to no avail.
Maybe the longer direction is an order. Something like GO or DO. |
Nope.
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All of it.
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NIENOR: Something that knights say, England and a conjuction, all for her.
AERIN: Air, right now. In disarray, she is there. RAGNIR: He is full of enthusiasm (Rearranged) NELLAS: Returning direction and a male name lead to her. ELWE: Spanish article and pronoun form an Elven king. RODAS: In a mirror, things that go on and on reveal him. ANDROG: God ran in circles. He appears. CUTHALION: Transition (movie-wise) an evil robot and a particle come together for him. HUNTHOR: An ancient nomad tribe, sans direction, and a Norse God. For someone done in by a rock. MORWEN: Confused ladies find a way, for her. ORLEG: Maeglin loses a head, for him. RINHTIRG: A preposition between a long and short direction. It's all in disarray, and backwards. For him. GETHRON: Note a throne in disarray, for him. ORODRETH: An entrance, an article and a direction. All in the muddle. For a king. TURIN: Boaz's wife returns endlessly. Add a preposition for a tragic hero. HURIN: An element precedes muddled destruction, for him. And over to you. |
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