Tour of Middle-Earth: Questions, Answers, and more.

I know exacty why I asked the question, cause this is a question you nor Jodo can answer, I stumpped you both...I WIN!!!!

 

Did you not read what I just wrote?

 

Who was once a true halfling but killed his own brother for a "birthday present"?

 

*gasps* that one sounds hard...can you answer it Daniel?

 

Gollum, Smeagol, Trahald... whatever you want to call him.

 

hmm...and the answer is?

 

I just gave you the answer.

 

I'm waiting to see what BS-SL says...

 

CORRECT!



And now the next question.....

Who built a ship in Ithilien and took his best friend with him over the sea, and with the two of them came an end, in Middle-Earth, to the Fellowship of the Ring?

 

Legolas Greenleaf, taking Gimli son of Gloin.

 

...I'm pretty sure.

 

We should just call this LOTR the Game show...lol, and the answer is BS-SL?

 

I'm almost positive that is the answer, or else I would have just said: I don't know.

 

Well, lets see...and the answer is?...

 

Legolas Greenleaf, taking Gimli son of Gloin.

Thank you, thank you very much.

 

No let us wait till BartSimpson-SithLord comes back on...before we guess the answers.

 

But I already know that's right.

 

Okay fine, how old was Frodo in book one whn Gandalf retrned to tell him of what he had discovered of this ring?

How did Bilbo come acrossed the ring, and how did he esfcape Gollum?

(No Looking In The book)

 

Daniel was correct, and I can answer your second question.


Bilbo was stumbling in the dark when he came across a ring. He put it in his pocket. Gollum discovered him and was going to kill and eat him, but Bilbo talked him into a game of wits. Bilbo won the game by asking Gollum, "What's in my pocket?" It was the ring, but Gollum didn't know this. When Gollum went back and discovered his ring missing, Bilbo had put it on and was invisible. Gollum then chased "after" Bilbo, but instead, led him to the exit. I'm pretty sure that is what happened.

 

That's right BartSimpson-SithLord, though it happened in more detail... and there were many more "Riddles in the Dark."

I'm not to sure about your 1st question Alex... I believe he was in his 40's, but you have to understand Hobbits live to like age 150, so he still appears to be young.

 

Okay he was actually 50 years old when Gandalf returned to tell him of what he had found out about that ring. And BS-SL was right, and so was Daniel, alot more did occur then that but BS-SL said I first. So 2 points each, spend them wisely...

 

I spit on your points.

 

*takes back points*

 

Ask a question, or stop wasting space.

 

I rather not, cause now I reading the book so there is no reason to ask anything else...so maybe we should just shut ti tread, as I doubt anyone else has anymore questions..