So I'm writing a LoTR murder mystery dinner game and I need your help. The murder victim of the night will be Frodo, and I could use ideas for (a) good, juicy reasons why each of my player-characters might want to kill Frodo as well as (b) other fun mini-plots between the other characters.
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posted by ninotchka
on Nov 2, 2012 -
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Is the text of the unpublished epilogue to the Lord of the Rings available online?
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posted by StephenF
on Sep 24, 2011 -
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I want to read all of the Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings books. How do I go about this so I can maximize my experience?
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posted by pleasebekind
on Jul 21, 2011 -
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We're trying to find the rules for a Lord of the Rings themed playing card game, and we can remember about 90% of the rules.
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posted by spiderskull
on Jul 20, 2009 -
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When did the word 'fire' first start being used as meaning 'discharge your weapon'
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posted by 0217174
on Dec 17, 2007 -
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Dramatically intoned, repeated uses of the phrase
Is it safe? in movies...more inside.
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posted by cps
on Dec 3, 2006 -
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Help me find a well-written article explaining the Anglo-Saxon roots/influences found in The Lord of the Rings.
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posted by mattbucher
on Nov 16, 2006 -
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BookBindingFilter: I greatly enjoyed reading
this edition of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Some of the enjoyment was doubtless due to Tolkien's deathless prose, but I was surprised to find myself also enjoying handling, looking at, poring over a really beautifully crafted edition, with careful binding, stuck-together pages, a little built-in bookmark, etc.
Can anyone suggest other books I might like for these same reasons? Genre's not important; I'm a cheerful omnilege.
posted by ikkyu2
on Jan 23, 2005 -
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MovieFilter. In The Goonies, Rudy and Lord Of The Rings characters played by Sean Astin deliver impassioned inspirational speeches. In what other movies has he done this? Does Sean Astin give impassioned inspirational speeches in all of his films?
posted by Fuzzy Monster
on Jan 13, 2005 -
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IDontHaveTimeToReadTheBookFilter - I have some questions about the LOTR movie trilogy that can only be answered by those who have actually read the books. (mi+)
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posted by invisible ink
on Dec 13, 2004 -
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I want to introduce the world of comics/graphic novels to my 12 year old daughter (I used to read Creepy, Eerie and Heavy Metal when I was her age but I haven't touched a comic book since). I just ordered "The Complete Moonshadow" simply based on the cover art and some glowing reviews I found. My daughter's taste leans heavily toward LOTR style literature. Recommendations welcome.
posted by davebush
on Aug 28, 2004 -
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Can anyone explain the issue that Sean Austin was highlighting when LotR won at The Screen Actor's Guild? I only caught the last half hour and missed what Tim Robbins said before.
posted by feelinglistless
on Feb 23, 2004 -
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Yes, this is a dumb question, but here goes:
Is there anything I can do to convince my son that the hobbits in LOTR are not gay? (Not meant to slam gay mefites, but I doubt gay hobbits would be true to the books. Besides, he's sure he's right and I like to prove him wrong occasionally.)
posted by konolia
on Dec 29, 2003 -
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LOTR 3. Will it make any sense at all to the viewer who hasn't seen Episode 1 and 2?
posted by matteo
on Dec 17, 2003 -
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