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Nick:	arwëon (Registered User)
Date/Time:	Mon, 5/31/2004 at 19:56 EDT (Mon, 5/31/2004 at 23:56 GMT)
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In Reply To:	There are two ways to approach this question. <erather> [5/31/2004 @ 19:40] (2/7)
Subject:	your's makes sense
Message:
and I did think that perhaps it might have something to do with Tolkien. But, being relatively new here, and not wishing to offend anyone, I wasn't sure if I should suggest that Tolkien had conflicting writings. Not that I believe that fault lies with Tolkien, and what you said is quite probable, and did somewhat occur to me, it's just I was afraid that it might come across the wrong way. -arwëon _______________________________________ ahh...need I say anything? Can you disagree with "A picture is worth a thousand words?" :) _______________________________________ Ú i vethed, na i onnad. Si boe ú-dhanna[thach]. Ae ú-esteli, esteliach nad. Estelio han...estelio veleth...etelio ammen...estelio Ilúvatar. I amar prestar aen. Man prestant i ardhon? Si man i yulma nin enquantuva? I amar prestar aen.

Message Thread:

why do you suppose <arwëon> [5/31/2004 @ 18:06] (7/15)

In the 500 years he held it, <Larner> [6/1/2004 @ 3:45] (0/0)
Simple answer: <Beren IV> [5/31/2004 @ 23:35] (0/0)
For an additional insight... <Nimrodel > [5/31/2004 @ 22:35] (0/0)
thanks to everyone who replied! :) (No Text) <arwëon> [5/31/2004 @ 19:56] (0/0)
There are two ways to approach this question. <erather> [5/31/2004 @ 19:40] (2/7)

Hold on... <Landalay> [5/31/2004 @ 23:32] (2/3)

There is a big difference between <erather> [6/1/2004 @ 15:53] (1/1)

"...it's really clear that the Ring in LotR is quite different from the one in The Hobbit. " <lucia> [6/1/2004 @ 20:56] (0/0)

I think you're right. (No Text) <arwëon> [6/1/2004 @ 7:15] (0/0)

your's makes sense <arwëon> [5/31/2004 @ 19:56] (1/2)

hee! <Entwife Wandlimb> [5/31/2004 @ 22:05] (1/1)

thanks.. <arwëon> [6/1/2004 @ 7:12] (0/0)

A quick answer: <NZ Strider> [5/31/2004 @ 18:57] (0/0)
because he was a "mean sort of thief"... <an seileachan> [5/31/2004 @ 18:56] (1/1)

i did think about <arwëon> [5/31/2004 @ 19:52] (0/0)

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