Александр Г.К.
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| Congratulations!!! You are Goldberry |
| Goldberry - the river-daughter of the Old Forest. Goldberry was the daughter of a river-maiden from the Withywindle river and the wife of Tom Bombadil. She was a golden-haired and beautiful nature spirit, perhaps even a Maia. But whatever her origin, her care, as well as Tom Bombadil's, was the nature of the world of forest and water. During the Quest of the Ring, the hobbits were rescued and taken under the protection of Bombadil and Goldberry. Similar in beauty to an elven princess, Goldberry wore flowers in her hair and on her belt. She was dressed in silvery-golden garments and slippers that sparkled like fish scales. Her singing was thought to resemble that of a bird. |
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Just for a laugh - an elf again!:smile28:
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And why the heck do I need Faramir?:confused: There was nothing, there was absolutely nothing.:) Well, you got lucky with Magnus!:D :D :D And Shurik cheated, that's obvious to anyone...:rolleyes:
I CHEATED!!! OH YOU!:mad: :mad: :mad: :smile10: :smile10:
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| Congratulations!!! You are Shadowfax |
| Gandalf's horse |
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HAHAHA! I'm a Horse! Okay, who's next?!:smile08: :) (Though I wanted to be Aragorn's horse - get me right...):smile09:
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| Congratulations!!! You are Shelob |
| A giant spider, possibly a descendant of Ungoliant and those spiders who dwelt in the gorge of Nan Dungortheb in the north of Beleriand. Initially, Shelob also lived in that gorge. She somehow managed to survive when the natural cataclysms began that destroyed Beleriand, and fled to Middle-earth; her new home became the Ephel Dúath mountains — the western border of Mordor. Shelob set up a lair in the pass of Cirith Ungol, and from the moment she appeared there, no one could enter Mordor by that road anymore. Around the year 3000 of the Third Age, Shelob caught Sméagol-Gollum, but let him go — on the condition that he would bring her prey. And in the year 3019, Gollum led two Ring-bearers to Shelob's lair — the hobbits Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee. Frodo almost became a victim of Gollum's treachery and Shelob's ferocity; he would have fared badly if not for Sam Gamgee, who wounded Shelob and blinded her with the light of Galadriel's phial. According to some reports, Shelob died at the beginning of the Fourth Age — either from her wounds or from hunger, for she could not hunt blindly. However, there is no reliable information about her fate yet |
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