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• passing of the hobbits?  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/15/2004 @ 9:52]  (8/69)
• One more thought..  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 0:24]  (2/17)
• Elanor  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/17/2004 @ 1:33]  (2/8)
• Yes, I think so.  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 2:33]  (3/6)
• Wow...*tearing up*...  (No Text)  <lucia>  [5/17/2004 @ 23:21]  (0/0)
• oh, White Gull  <Arevanye>  [5/17/2004 @ 19:34]  (1/1)
• Speaking of wishful....  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 21:35]  (0/0)
• Umm..that poem - awesome  <NottaSackville>  [5/17/2004 @ 9:04]  (1/2)
• *sniff** (and pst white gull)  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/17/2004 @ 10:24]  (1/1)
• Or Frodo on a balcony? :)  (No Text)  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 10:52]  (0/0)
• Yes, that's what I get from it  <Chip of Dale>  [5/17/2004 @ 2:07]  (0/0)
• The original was lost over the years  <Chip of Dale>  [5/17/2004 @ 1:30]  (1/7)
• Could you post a link?  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 2:35]  (1/6)
• From the Prologue:  <Chip of Dale>  [5/17/2004 @ 5:08]  (2/5)
• Another interesting Gamgee connection .....  <Baggins Babe>  [5/17/2004 @ 14:44]  (1/1)
• Very nice thought!  (No Text)  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 15:46]  (0/0)
• Oooh  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 7:44]  (1/2)
• And...  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 7:55]  (1/1)
• Yes  <Chip of Dale>  [5/17/2004 @ 10:03]  (0/0)
• Heroic burial practices  <drogo_drogo>  [5/16/2004 @ 11:57]  (1/1)
• symbolic deaths  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/17/2004 @ 1:50]  (0/0)
• Gondor is Faerie.  The Shire is mundane.  <Curious>  [5/16/2004 @ 0:22]  (6/16)
• could it be that they don't go to Faery  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/16/2004 @ 14:33]  (0/0)
• I disagree with that -- I think Faerie is not involved here.  <squire >  [5/16/2004 @ 10:22]  (1/4)
• LotR is a fairy-story, and most of it does not concern elves.  <Curious>  [5/16/2004 @ 13:34]  (1/3)
• All of it concerns Elves  <squire >  [5/16/2004 @ 15:58]  (1/2)
• Yes, Rohan *was* mundane.  But  <Curious>  [5/17/2004 @ 4:58]  (1/1)
• "Oblivious to the magic about them. "  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 9:08]  (0/0)
• *applauds* Hear, hear.  (No Text)  <Chip of Dale>  [5/16/2004 @ 6:42]  (0/0)
• And the movie shows this so poignantly  <Larner>  [5/16/2004 @ 5:57]  (1/1)
• perfect illustration!  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/16/2004 @ 14:36]  (0/0)
• Forgive me, but what is Faerie?  (No Text)  <Frodo-esque>  [5/16/2004 @ 2:16]  (4/5)
• On Fairy Stories, by J. R. R. Tolkien  (No Text - Link Inside)  <Daughter of Nienna>  [5/17/2004 @ 20:16]  (1/1)
• On Fairy Stories .pdf  (No Text - Link Inside)  <Daughter of Nienna>  [5/17/2004 @ 20:18]  (0/0)
• The world of magic and enchantment.  <Curious>  [5/17/2004 @ 5:02]  (0/0)
• you really need to read the essay "On Fairy-stories"  <hatster>  [5/16/2004 @ 10:16]  (0/0)
• Faerie  <Larner>  [5/16/2004 @ 5:52]  (0/0)
• Well put  (No Text)  <Beren IV>  [5/16/2004 @ 1:52]  (0/0)
• I feel more sorry for their families and folk  <squire >  [5/15/2004 @ 23:53]  (2/14)
• Eowyn's speech  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/16/2004 @ 14:25]  (2/12)
• Here's where I got my feelings from  <squire >  [5/16/2004 @ 16:36]  (1/8)
• They honored them for the wrong reasons.  <Curious>  [5/17/2004 @ 5:08]  (2/7)
• You may be right  <squire >  [5/17/2004 @ 9:45]  (1/5)
• We  <Curious>  [5/17/2004 @ 16:23]  (1/4)
• I'm always surprised when  <squire >  [5/17/2004 @ 17:45]  (1/3)
• I've thought  <White Gull>  [5/17/2004 @ 18:04]  (1/2)
• I don't  <Curious>  [5/18/2004 @ 5:44]  (1/1)
• That's unargueable  <White Gull>  [5/18/2004 @ 8:15]  (0/0)
• Yes  <Larner>  [5/17/2004 @ 9:44]  (0/0)
• Interesting that they don't stay long.....  <Baggins Babe>  [5/16/2004 @ 16:04]  (2/2)
• I didn't know  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/17/2004 @ 1:41]  (0/0)
• Exactly  <Silent _ Watcher>  [5/16/2004 @ 17:51]  (0/0)
• but it was the predominant atmosphere in Tolkien's day  <Arevanye>  [5/16/2004 @ 8:43]  (0/0)
• In the timeline in Appendix B, it also says....  <Baggins Babe>  [5/15/2004 @ 13:28]  (1/2)
• And what a huge honor this is  <Frodo-esque>  [5/15/2004 @ 15:45]  (1/1)
• yes, all the referrences  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/15/2004 @ 16:21]  (0/0)
• Merry & Pippin were no longer ordinary hobbits either  <Chip of Dale>  [5/15/2004 @ 12:07]  (2/2)
• and don't forget  <Arevanye>  [5/15/2004 @ 21:11]  (0/0)
• Pippin's wish  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/15/2004 @ 14:10]  (0/0)
• Touching, isn't it?  <White Gull>  [5/15/2004 @ 11:23]  (1/9)
• A thought to add...  <White Gull>  [5/15/2004 @ 11:36]  (2/8)
• good point  <Goldilocks Took>  [5/15/2004 @ 14:13]  (0/0)
• Well, hobbits are supposed to still be around  <Chip of Dale>  [5/15/2004 @ 11:53]  (2/6)
• Interestingly there are occasional reports..  <Baggins Babe>  [5/15/2004 @ 13:22]  (0/0)
• Yes, but  <White Gull>  [5/15/2004 @ 11:59]  (1/4)
• Really?  <Chip of Dale>  [5/15/2004 @ 12:10]  (1/3)
• Same as yours...  <White Gull>  [5/15/2004 @ 12:44]  (1/2)
• Only in fevered dreams! LOL  (No Text)  <Chip of Dale>  [5/15/2004 @ 21:17]  (1/1)
• That I knew!  (No Text)  <White Gull>  [5/15/2004 @ 22:49]  (0/0)
• that is a wonderful observation  <Arevanye>  [5/15/2004 @ 11:01]  (0/0)

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