I think I should get off the road...
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Posted on 06/01/2005 7:12:04 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
Too late. We can't see your handywork :P
Who built the ships that carried the Elves westward from the Grey Havens?
I have wayyyy too many. Even after moving across country.
Don't have another question. Must think, I guess.
From what I understand it was a "bridge burner." ;-)
I did what I could.
No oath nor bond was laid to go further than I did.
Well, Elrond gave good advice there.
I should be out working in the back forty, but I am just draggin' tired today... Not just lazy, sleepy!
What were the common tongue and elvish names of the plant Aragorn used on the wound the Witch King gave Frodo at Weather Top?
I'm surprised I can even keep my eyes open. I got home and ll:00 and me and the Mrs. spent another two or more hours searching for vacation options.
It's such a pain. We have a reservation for a house near where we usually go, but it's more than twice what we normally pay. I just don't feel comfortable with that. But we haven't found another option that we really like.
What were the common tongue and elvish names of the plant Aragorn used on the wound the Witch King gave Frodo at Weather Top?
Athelas, or kingsfoil. I don't remember the Quenya name.
What was it that Pippin provided for Gimli at Isengard, which left Gimli "...deeply in [his] debt"?
Long bottom leaf?
Actually, no...but you're on the right track.
Wrong? Good then I don't have to think one up. Not sure I can come up with a hard one that I know the answer to.
Having the correct answer was never a condition. You're supposed to have a question whenever you offer an answer. =]
To clarify, Pippin had a small, non-consumable item which he carried on his person, and lent to Gimli for the dwarf's use at Isengard (and, presumably, after). It was a spare.
What was it?
Can you give the names (either in Elvish or common) of three Ents?
A pipe!
Mmmm...a question...let me think.
Who were the final bearers of The Three Rings of the Elves, and what were their names?
Quickbeam, Treebeard (of course), and...um....hmm...coming up short.
Um...I phrased that badly. The second half of the question refers to the names of the rings.
You could say Finglas, Fladrif, and Fangorn, or to your other names you could add Fimbrethil (Wandlimb), or Beechbone.
Who bore the last of the Dwarves' rings that remained in the hands of the dwarves?
I think I should get off the road...
In that case...
What were Mary and Pip up to when they joined the fellowship and who were they doing it to.
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