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I'd say that bit's even more interesting than the bit you bolded, Grond. I can't recall whether or not the Dwarves in The Hobbit said anything, but I know Gimli told Legolas that the Dwarves of Erebordid help in the delving of the Wood-King's halls. He said so during his description of the glittering caves of Aglorond.
In any case, I think the Wood-king in the halls delved by the dwarves was one of the stronger ties between the Sil and the Hobbit- I was going to mention it for your discussion with Walter on The Hobbit forum.
I'd say that bit's even more interesting than the bit you bolded, Grond. I can't recall whether or not the Dwarves in The Hobbit said anything, but I know Gimli told Legolas that the Dwarves of Erebordid help in the delving of the Wood-King's halls. He said so during his description of the glittering caves of Aglorond.
In any case, I think the Wood-king in the halls delved by the dwarves was one of the stronger ties between the Sil and the Hobbit- I was going to mention it for your discussion with Walter on The Hobbit forum.
You guys are Loremasters indeed!!!!!
What is it that you've read so you know so much about Middle Earth, all of the characters of Tolkien's books, Valinor...?What?!!!! I wan't to know!
I really admire you!!!
Originally posted by Millena You guys are Loremasters indeed!!!!!
What is it that you've read so you know so much about Middle Earth, all of the characters of Tolkien's books, Valinor...?What?!!!! I wan't to know!
I really admire you!!!
LOL! It isn't what we've read but HOW MANY TIMES we've read them. I've read the major works so many times that I really can't give you an accurate count. I love the works so much that I want to know every detail. Of course, every time I read the books again... new details emerge that were hidden before.
Hmmm...I think I understand you....that would probably explain this need and desire I have - to read LOTR again after I had read the Sil...and again read the Sil...