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My favorite is in that one scene, unsure if it was in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader But there is this scene where Lucy adorns herself in the mirror, then Aslan goes PSYCHE! Channeling that "1 Timothy 2, Acts 19:23-41 moment" How about you? Whats your favorite Narnia moment!

For me it would have to be this one. The harp, the singer's voice and honestly the following imagery of the New Line Cinemas regretfully unused content for Peter Jacksson's trilogy does not hurt either.

Other than The Hobbit, which I’d say/hope we all know, what are some of your favorite opening lines from books? Those lines that capture your attention and lead you off to new, known worlds, those lines that lead to either an authors masterpiece or drivel.

Just curious - what is your favorite textual ruin in Tolkien's works? :)

I made this thread for anybody to rate their favorite to least favorite Tolkien high fantasy fairy tale. Either way having read all of them say for the unfinished tales(which I have no interest in reading). I have decided to rank all 6 of them. Please, note tho that I am not counting the Lord...

Alright, I'll go. FAVOURITES (no order) 1. Boromir's last stand and death 2. Frodo and Gandalf speaking in Moria ("What to do with the time that is given to us") 3. The Mirror of Galadriel 4. When the hobbits are back in the Shire, and they sit at the pub with that unspoken bittersweetness...

What are your favorite songs/poems/quotes/lines from the book? If someone else has already started one about favorite lines from the book, please let me know. I personally have way too many favorites. my three favorite are: "All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are...

Who is your favorite: Frodo, who resisted the Ring longer than anyone else and brought it to Mordor, or Sam, the faithful, and selfless friend who helped him do so? (Frodo and Sam from the book, not the movie.)