Trivia

[Radagast The Brown]

Ok. I can't ask a qustion because I lent the book to my aunt.

[Valandil]

(temptation...)

OK! I'll try again:

What was Bilbo doing on his 51st birthday?

[Valandil]

I've GOT to stop posting questions from my memory. I always answer that way - but I've been asking that way and keep coming up with bad questions!

I was pretty certain Bilbo was riding a barrel down the river on his 51st birthday. However, after asking it - and nobody answering, I decided to check the book. I looked and looked and didn't find it. I thought maybe it was before or after (remembered some mention about his b-day!) and STILL didn't find it!

Turns out I remembered right, but had the wrong source. In the first chapter of FOTR, while giving his b-day speech, Bilbo mentions that he arrived at Esgaroth on his 51st birthday. So, it was a bad question because it wasn't in "The Hobbit"

So... I withdraw the question and open the table for somebody else to ask one...

Sorry folks!:(

[Elvengirl]

Hmm, I don't have my book, but here's a question

What is the first thing Bilbo stole in his role as a thief?

[Radagast The Brown]

the wallet of the trolls?

[jsandecker]

Bilbo didn't actually get the wallet... Does the ring count? I don't have my book with me, but i think it's either the ring or the food he stole in the elves' castle.

[Lizra]

Hey! He didn't steal that ring! He FOUND it! :mad: ;)

[Elvengirl]

Hmm... seems to be a debate. :D

When I asked the question I was thinking of the cup he stole from Smaug, but that is incorrect. Bilbo didn't actually succeed in stealing the wallet and I agree with Lizra that Bilbo FOUND the ring :) .
I think the taking of food from the elves is correct, so take it away jsandecker. :D

[jsandecker]

Thanks, Elvengirl. Let's see... Here we go. ;) This should be an easy one. Sorry, I don't have my book with me. Why did Smaug think that Bilbo called himself "Barrel-rider?":confused:

[Elvengirl]

He thought Bilbo rode a pony named Barrel?

[Radagast The Brown]

What do you mean why? Didn't Bilbo said he's the Barrel Rider?:confused:

[Bombadillo]

Aha!

Smaugh thought that Bilbo meant he was a trader from Esgaroth, who rode on rafts with bunches of barrels.

[jsandecker]

I think Elvengirl got it. Smaug said, "'Very well, O Barrel-rider!' he said aloud. 'Maybe Barrel was your pony's name" Your turn, Elvengirl.:D

[Elvengirl]

At what time did the auction begin the day Bilbo returned?

[jsandecker]

The auction began at 10:00 am, but Bilbo got back at noon.

[Elvengirl]

Yeppers :)

[jsandecker]

;) Here's one. Where was Billbo when he first said he would rather be at home? :D

[Valandil]

Hokay... I guess I'll guess. :)

Was it when he caught up to the dwarves at the place where they were departing from, after running there from his home when Gandalf showed him the note on the mantlepiece - and he made it just in time, but didn't have anything with him? Just at the beginning of chapter 2?

[jsandecker]

Yup.:D You got it. It was about 4 pages into chapter 2. They were on the trail that led them to the trolls. Your turn, Valandil.

[Valandil]

Two Goblin Kings were killed in "The Hobbit"... who killed each of them?

[jsandecker]

Let's see...;) I know this one, but I'll see if someone else can get it.:D

[jsandecker]

Well, since no one else volunteered an answer, I guess I'll have a go.;)
Gandalf killed the Great Goblin in the underground tunnels, and Beorn killed Bolg(not sure if that's right) at the battle of Five Armies.:)

[Valandil]

Don't have a book here to verify Bolg - but that sounds right. You're certainly right on the part I asked... your turn!

[jsandecker]

Here goes...
What did Bilbo give to the Elvenking, and why did he give it to him?:confused:

[Maedhros]

From The Hobbit: The Return Journey
"I beg of you," said Bilbo stammering and standing on one foot, "to accept this gift!" and he brought out a necklace of silver and pearls that Dain had given him at their parting.
"In what way have I earned such a gift, O hobbit?" said the king.
"Well, er, I thought, don't you know," said Bilbo rather confused, "that, er, some little return should be made for your, er, hospitality. I mean even a burglar has his feelings. I have drunk much of your wine and eaten much of your bread."
"I will take your gift, O Bilbo the Magnificent!" said the king gravely. "And I name you elf-friend and blessed. May your shadow never grow less (or stealing would be too easy)! Farewell!"

Now my question is this:
From From The Hobbit: Roast Mutton
Others said: "These parts are none too well known, and are too near the mountains. Travellers seldom come this way now. The old maps are no use: things have changed for the worse and the road is unguarded. They have seldom even heard of the king round here, and the less inquisitive you are as you go along, the less trouble you are likely to find."
Who is this king that they are referring in this part?

[Valandil]

Is that answer in "The Hobbit" though?

[Maedhros]

The answer is in the Hobbit and it's incredibly simple.
Thinking about it now, the question needs rewording. What does the phrase in bold means?

[Elvengirl]

I don't know where the specific answer is, but I figured it they were talkin about the Numenorean kings.

[jsandecker]

Wild Guess!!!:D Would it be the king under the mountain? If not, I have no clue.:confused:

[Maedhros]

From The Annotated Hobbit: Roast Mutton. Note 14
The mention here of the king is probably not meant to refer to an actual personage but instead to invoke the idea of the king as the theoretical source of justice, law, and order.

Who used to wield Glamdring in ancient days, before our party regained it?

[jsandecker]

To answer your question, the King of Gondolin once wore it. As to your previous question, aren't we supposed to be asking questions that have answers in the regular version of the Hobbit?

[Maedhros]

The previous question is a matter of meaning of the phrase. You don't need a special version to answer it.

[Radagast The Brown]

-edited-

[Valandil]

Maedhros,

Gotta agree with jsandecker about that prior question: none of my editions of "The Hobbit" spell out who that king was. Your own answer indicates that one would need the annotated edition. After reading the LOTR books, I always assumed it referred to the no-longer existent Kings of Arnor / Arthedain... even Rhudaur - since that's the territory where this happened (as opposed to the note you cite from the annotated edition).

We'll let you get away with THAT one! :) Just don't do it again! :eek: :p - OK?

Now - does jsandecker go next? Was that the answer you (Maedhros, again) wanted for the other? Looks like he gave it first.

PS - if you look back a few weeks, you'll see that I was also guilty of asking a question not found in the book... asked without checking! So... join my little club! :D

[jsandecker]

:) Okay. Let's see how long it takes for someone to get this.
;) How many wood-elves were mentioned by name or job when Bilbo and the dwarves were in the elves' "mansion?" ( i don't know if it is a castle or not. :D :o )

[Lizra]

two?

[Valandil]

I can think of three: the king, the butler (?) and the captain of the guard.

[Radagast The Brown]

Valandil, I suggest you'll ask a question, no matter if you're right or wrong. (I got my 'Hobbit' back! :))

[Valandil]

OK - but I may have to check my own book to verify this one (I THINK I know it though):

Who was the first dwarf to show up at Bilbo's door for the "unexpected party?"

[Radagast The Brown]

Balin?

[Valandil]

That's who I was thinking. Should we wait until I get home to check it? Or do you want to check yourself - then ask a question if you were right (in which case, maybe wait 3 hours to post the right answer if you were wrong... agreed?)???

[Radagast The Brown]

Ok - so I checked in the book, and it was Dwalin (sp.)... :o
I agree - I won't ask a question 'till tomorrow (because more 3 hours I will be asleep)

[Valandil]

You might as well ask, since you went ahead and posted the right answer (he was the other one I thought of... and I wasn't SURE - I knew they were the first two - and Balin was generally nicest to Bilbo).

OR - I could ask another?

[Radagast The Brown]

If you want to ask, ask. :)

[Valandil]

Who was the fattest dwarf... who slept for much of the tip through Mirkwood?

[jsandecker]

Sorry 'bout that. I wasn't able to get to the computer for a couple of days. I think the answer to that is Bombur.:D

[Valandil]

Timely return... and CORRECT! Your turn again...

[jsandecker]

After raiding the troll's cave, what did the dwarves get to eat for breakfast?:confused: :confused: :confused:

[Lizra]

Bread and cheese, plenty of ale, and bacon. :)

[jsandecker]

Yup.:D Your turn.

[Lizra]

What did Bilbo say he would give a good many of....."for a drink of something cheering out of one of Beorn's wooden bowls!"?

[Radagast The Brown]

Lizra, a hint?

[Lizra]

Hmmm, well I'll try. :) The dwarves wouldn't have given a good many of them, for a drink!

[brownjenkins]

i believe it was in reference to the dragon loot after smaug left and the dwarves moved into erebor (and the lack of good food and drink)... maybe jewels or goblets

[Lizra]

Very good! Precious goblets had little value to our "down to earth" halfling. :)

[brownjenkins]

i haven't read the entire thread... but in order not to hold things up for weeks :p i'll pose a question that hopefully hasn't been asked before:

where did Bilbo keep Sting after he returned home?

[Elvengirl]

Well, I haven't heard this question, but Lizra could probably tell you if it has been asked.

Anywho, the answer is Bilbo hung it above his mantle.

[Lizra]

I don't remember that one. :) Just don't ask "who lent Bilbo a silk handkerchief?" :D

[brownjenkins]

correct elvengirl... over the mantlepiece :)

[Elvengirl]

Who lent Bilbo a silk handkerchief?
j/k sorry Lizra, that was soo not funny :D

Ok real question

Who was the Lord of Dale whom is now deceased?

[Valandil]

Originally posted by Elvengirl


Who was the Lord of Dale whom is now deceased?

OK - this just popped into muh head... Girion?

[Elvengirl]

That was fast :D and here I thought it would be a more difficult question. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised at a fellow Mooter's knowledge. :D

Go ahead Valandil. :)

[Valandil]

OK!:)

Who (on presumably good authority) had, "et a village and a half between (them), since (they) came down from the mountains"?

[Radagast The Brown]

I don't understand what's 'et'.

[jsandecker]

I think "et" is ate, and it sounds like the trolls. Just to be sure...(ruffles through book) Here it is! Yup, it's the trolls Bert and Tom.:D

[Valandil]

Yes, jsandecker, you're correct! Ask away...

Sorry to throw you off Radagast the Brown. Accents must be tough. Is your version of "The Hobbit" in English? If so, it's probably written that way, but even then, I could see you not really "getting" it! :)

[jsandecker]

Sorry, I've been sort of busy the last few days. :eek: let's see... Ahhh, my brain is completely blank!!! :mad: If anyone else wants to ask a question, you're welcome to take my turn. :D

[Radagast The Brown]

When was the first tie Bilbo said he wanted to go home?

[Elvengirl]

lol I was just thinking of that question. :)

I believe it was the first day, but it was raining and everything was wet and miserable. He wished he was home by the fire, and with the kettle on.

[Radagast The Brown]

Yup. :)

[Elvengirl]

Thanks Radagast. :)

Who removed Thorin from the fray of battle?

[Radagast The Brown]

Beoren?

[Elvengirl]

Yes, it was Beorn. :)

[Radagast The Brown]

What did the elves gave Thorin in his prison?

[Elvengirl]

I think this has been asked before, but I'll answer it again :)

Thorin was given bread meat and water.

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct!

[Elvengirl]

Who asked for seedcake at Bilbo's unexpected visit?

[Radagast The Brown]

Balin?

[Elvengirl]

yup :)

[Radagast The Brown]

How much does Smaug's armour worth in shields, from what he says?

[Elvengirl]

It is like tenfold shields.

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct. :)

[Elvengirl]

What did Bilbo claim he would do if he were fifty times as big and Smaug was as tame as a rabbit?

[Elvengirl]

wow may be the first time I've stumped you guys. :p :)

Anyone know?

Is a clue needed?

[Valandil]

Seems like he's indicated how unimportant to him the treasure is, but I forget the exact reference...:)

[Elvengirl]

Mmmm....... no, but you are kind of close.

Bilbo also says he should want hundreds of years to do it.

[Radagast The Brown]

He said - hundreds of years were needed for me to bring all the treasure, even if I was 50 ties as big and Smaug was a tame a a rabbit? To the dwarves, that wanted hiom to bring the treasure from Smaug when Smaug was alive.

[Elvengirl]

That is correct Radagast. :)

[Radagast The Brown]

Hard question, Elvengirl! Needed to look for ity up.

Wat colour did Beorn's chair have?

[Elvengirl]

Thanks Rad :)

Was his chair brown?

[Radagast The Brown]

No.

[Elvengirl]

Then it was black

[Radagast The Brown]

Indeed! Your turn. :)

[Elvengirl]

Thanks

Hmm.... Where was the old look-out post on the lonely mountain?

[Valandil]

Originally posted by Elvengirl
Thanks

Hmm.... Where was the old look-out post on the lonely mountain?

On a southwest spur of the mountain?

[Elvengirl]

Right you are. :)

[Valandil]

When Gandalf sent Bilbo and the dwarves into Mirkwood, there was something he did not know about that path - which he found out while down south and it caused him great concern.

What was it?

[macmico]

not sure is that he found out the sauron ws taking shape in the necromancer in dol-guldor in south mirkwood

[Valandil]

Nope - he pretty well knew that. That's why he went south to meet with the White Council and drive him out... but we don't know that from "The Hobbit" anyway. There was something he found out while he was down there... and that IS in "The Hobbit"

[ethuiliel]

That the end of the path was blocked, and there was no way to the edge of the forest except the river, which the elves controlled.

[Valandil]

Good enough for me... wasn't exactly blocked - I think it just became less distinct until it was no more - and you're right, one pretty much had to follow the river to get out the east end of it.

Your go!

[ethuiliel]

I thought I had posted a question earlier, but apparently it didn't work.

Why did Bilbo forget that he had invited Gandalf to tea?

[Elvengirl]

He didn't remember things unless he wrote them down? or something like that

[macmico]

he didnt write it in his engeagement tablet because he was too flustered

[ethuiliel]

Sorry, I was on vacation and the one time I got on a computer, it didn't work.

You're both right. It's Elvengirl's turn.

[Elvengirl]

I don't have a question or my book right now, macmico, you can go if you want

[Radagast The Brown]

Ok, I ask a question (a week passed):

What Fili didn't want to smell anymore after the dwarves and Bilbo escaped from the elves?

[cassiopeia]

Apples?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes.

[cassiopeia]

Sorry if this question has been asked; if it has I'll think of a new one.

What sickness fell upon the old Master after the Battle of the Five Armies?

[Christiana]

the sickness of dragon gold?

[cassiopeia]

Not quite, but close.

[Lady Ravyn]

hmm....dragon-sickness, or something like that?

[cassiopeia]

That's correct!

[Lady Ravyn]

cool! and on my firsat try too! (i'm shocked- i stink at rivia)
umm, let's see here...
this might have been asked, but: how many days were bilbo and the dwarves on the river (you, know, bilbo on top of and the dwarves inside the apple barrels)

[Radagast The Brown]

2?

[Lady Ravyn]

nope.

[Christiana]

1?

[Lady Ravyn]

yes! :D it was kinda a trick question lol :D

[Twista]

and the new question?

[Christiana]

What armor was Bilbo given?

[Nurvingiel]

Mithril armour that must have belonged to a young prince at one time.

[Christiana]

tehehe. Thats not all.

[Nurvingiel]

There's more information about the former owner? Or what else? (Clue :D)

[Christiana]

herecieves more armor than just th4e mithril coat :D

[Twista]

Whoes turn?

[Radagast The Brown]

alright, then I'll ask a question...

When did Bilbo decide to call his sword 'String'?

[Elf Girl]

He didn't. What kind of a name is 'String'? :D ;)

He named it 'Sting' because, I think, when he killed the spiders with it he thought it was a kind of sting they hadn't felt before.

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Elf Girl
He didn't. What kind of a name is 'String'? :D ;)

He named it 'Sting' because, I think, when he killed the spiders with it he thought it was a kind of sting they hadn't felt before. Well I didn't read it English, so I guess I had a little mistake. :mad:

when he killed his first spider yes.

[Christiana]

Twista.. my question was still unanswered

[Radagast The Brown]

steel armour? (was given when the dwarves first saw the treasure)

[Christiana]

close enough. mithril shirt, leather and steel helm, and belt. Your go. Louve your avatar btw!

[Radagast The Brown]

Originally posted by Christiana
close enough. mithril shirt, leather and steel helm, and belt. Your go. Louve your avatar btw! Thanks! :) It's my uncle's and aunt's dog. She's great, a bit aggressive though, to people she doesn't know.

An easy one - Who was the last dwarf that was taken by the Eagles after the company ran away of the orcs and hid in the trees?

[Count Comfect]

Bombur, if my memory does not fail me? (It may, of course)

[Radagast The Brown]

It does. ;) Sorry, you're wrong.

[Christiana]

Dori?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes.

[Christiana]

where did Bilbo take his stand on the Lonley Mt. during the Battle of Five Armies?

[ethuiliel]

With the Elves. Or do you want a specific place?

[Nurvingiel]

By the tree where he put the Ring on?

[Christiana]

eluthiel got it

[ethuiliel]

What were Bilbo's speeches limited to during his stay at Esgaroth?

[Lady Ravyn]

i belive he had a cold then, so all he said was "dank you berry buch" or "dank you very buch" something like that, though. :)

[ethuiliel]

Close enough, I guess I'll accept that. It was "Thag you very buch."

Was that too easy?

[Lady Ravyn]

well, it was kinda easy... sorry ;)

omg! all the good quotes have been done already; now i know why all the easy ones are starting to be posted! :eek: lol :) ummm...

who was the first dwarf to arrive at the unexpected party and what color was his cloak?

[Radagast The Brown]

I see you were lazy.:p

Dwalin, green cloak?

[Lady Ravyn]

not lazy- just reluctant to pull a muscle in my brain! :p lol :D
yeah, your turn.

[Radagast The Brown]

How many dwarves could stand on their feet in the battle against the spiders in Mirkwood?

[Count Comfect]

Two?

[Radagast The Brown]

No.

[Twista]

all of them

[Radagast The Brown]

Nope.

[jsandecker]

none of them. (they were all "tied up"):D

[Radagast The Brown]

No, they weren't tied up during the battle.

[Christiana]

Three? Five?

[Radagast The Brown]

no, and no. But you're close with both.

[Maegondowen]

Four of 'em.

[Radagast The Brown]

At last, the right answer. Probably gave some clues... :p

[Maegondowen]

Yeah, you did. :-D I mean, what other number is equally close to 3 and 5?

[Maegondowen]

Which of the dwarves had to keep watch over the Elven guard and butler while the others prepared their escape from the palace ?

[Radagast The Brown]

Dori?

[Maegondowen]

Nope, not Dori. Sorry...

[Radagast The Brown]

Balin?

[Maegondowen]

Yes, Balin it was. :D Your turn...

[Radagast The Brown]

I thought it was Balin in the first place. But I guessed Dori from some reason...

What was the crown of the King of the Elves made of?

[The Gaffer]

An old cornflakes packet and sticky-back plastic (sorry ;) )

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes! That's correct Gaffer. :rolleyes:

[Christiana]

woodland leaves and or berries?

[Radagast The Brown]

Red leaves actually. Your turn Christiana. :)

[Christiana]

what happens when wood elves get drunk?

[Twista]

They dance and become bery merry! :D

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

they fall asleep, like the butler and guard did

[Christiana]

Twista got it. Your turn Twista

[Elvengirl]

Twista......? your turn

[Radagast The Brown]

Yeah, I'll just ask a question instead, after 8 days he could but didn't... welcome back to the thread Elvengirl! :)

Who were the last dwarves to be counted by Gandalf after the company ran away of the goblins and killed their leader?

[Elvengirl]

Fili and Kili?

Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
welcome back to the thread Elvengirl! :)

Thanks Rad! :D

[Last Child of Ungoliant]

Oin & Gloin?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes, Elvengirl, Fili and Kili. :)

No problem. :)

[Elvengirl]

What did Beorn do with the Warg and goblin?

[ethuiliel]

He killed them. Then he put the warg skin and goblin head on the fence.

[Elvengirl]

almost ;) the warg skin was not on the fence

[ethuiliel]

It was nailed to a tree.

[Elvengirl]

correct :)

[ethuiliel]

What did Bilbo say about the Elves' lullaby?

[Radagast The Brown]

that it's silly? Or am I thinking about the wrong song?

[Valandil]

Originally posted by ethuiliel
What did Bilbo say about the Elves' lullaby?

It was too loud?

[ethuiliel]

.Originally posted by Radagast The Brown
Or am I thinking about the wrong song? I think so. Originally posted by Valandil
It was too loud? Not quite what I was looking for, but you're close.

[Valandil]

Your first quote wasn't by me! ;) :D

[ethuiliel]

Ooops, sorry. :( I'll change that.

Wanna guess again?

[Radagast The Brown]

Can I ask for a hint?

[Meneldil]

I'm not certain he said this, but I thought it mentioned that "Elvish singing wasn't a thing to miss", or something along those lines.

[ethuiliel]

So far, the closest guess was when Valandil said it was too loud.

One clue:
Bilbo heard the "lullaby" I'm talking about when he passed through Rivendell on his way home.

[Valandil]

Originally posted by ethuiliel
So far, the closest guess was when Valandil said it was too loud.

One clue:
Bilbo heard the "lullaby" I'm talking about when he passed through Rivendell on his way home.

Thanks... yeah, I had remembered it was on his way home. Seems like he slept in real late - until they woke him up and he opened his window and joked around with them (and didn't they joke back about his snoring?) :p

Did he say something like that their singing would actually wake people up? :)

[Radagast The Brown]

Oh, right... Valandil, I tyhink you're right. Now I remember... he said their singing can wake up a sleeping man and they said his snoring can wake up a sleeping stone dragon, or something like that.

[ethuiliel]

You guys are getting a lot closser, but not quite. It wasn't a sleeping man that it would wake...

[Radagast The Brown]

orc?

[ethuiliel]

still closser...and it wasn't just sleeping.

[Radagast The Brown]

drank goblin? (forgot there are no orcs in the Hobbit)

[ethuiliel]

yeah :D

[Radagast The Brown]

What did Bilbo steal from Smaug when he first went into the 'cave' and saw the treasure?

[Count Comfect]

A goblet

[Radagast The Brown]

Correct.

[Count Comfect]

What is Mrs. Bungo Baggins' maiden name?

[ethuiliel]

Took

[Count Comfect]

yes. sorry for the lateness, I was out of town and incommunicado

[Radagast The Brown]

(because Ethuiliel doesn't post..)

What did Beorn said after Gandalf had told him that he killed 1 or 2 with a lightning?

[Elvengirl]

That it's good being a wizard.

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes. :)

[Elvengirl]

Thank you good sir :)

Hmm... Who shot the deer in Mirkwood?

[Radagast The Brown]

Fili and Kili?

[Elvengirl]

No




grr.... 90 second rule..... this isn't spamming..... :p

[Radagast The Brown]

Heh, how could I forget. Thorin.

The Teacup Cafe is the official spamming thread. ;) :p

[Elvengirl]

yes that is correct


The Tea Cup is not spamming it's chit-chat, big difference. ;)

[Radagast The Brown]

how does the first day of the Dwarven year is called?

[Count Comfect]

Durin's Day.

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes.

[Count Comfect]

What, according to Thorin, is the name of the eldest race of Dwarves?

[Earniel]

the Longbeards?

[Count Comfect]

Si

[Earniel]

Oh, that makes it my turn, doesn't it? Um, I can't get to my copy of the Hobbit right now so if somebody else wants to go....

If not I'll try and have a question up by tomorrow. :)

[Earniel]

Hm, it became a little later than tomorrow...

question: Who of the thirteen dwarves accompagnied Bilbo for a short while on the first descent into Smaug's Lair?

[Lizra]

Balin?

[Earniel]

Indeed. Your turn. :)

[Lizra]

Good old Balin! Too bad he couldn't get that ring of power he really wanted (in Moria) :( I think he was VERY intrigued/impressed with Bilbo's. :)

So.....How did Smaug describe his breath? :D

[Elvengirl]

Not very pleasant I'm sure. ;)

I think he says it's like death.

[Lizra]

Yes! :) I imagine that (death) to smell like the rancid dead possum in the road that the turkey vultures have been picking over for 2 days. :eek:

[Elvengirl]

:eek: yuk:p

ok
How did the Elven King say Thorin might have to wait in thte dungeon until he decided to tell the truth?

[elixir]

Originally posted by Elvengirl
How did the Elven King say Thorin might have to wait in thte dungeon until he decided to tell the truth?
If you meant "how long" then I think it was hundred years, but if you meant how he said it, then I don't know. Angrily, perhaps?

[Elvengirl]

oops yes that's what I meant "how long?"

So good, you're correct. :)

[elixir]

:D

What did Smaug plan to do after he has destroyed Esgaroth?

[Radagast The Brown]

He'd chase those who escaped his fires from Esgaroth, then burn the woods and fields?

[elixir]

Yes, that's correct! :D

[Radagast The Brown]

How much time did Thorin and his company stayed in the City of the Lake?

[Elvengirl]

two weeks?

[Radagast The Brown]

Yes.

[Elvengirl]

Ok, easy question-

Who were the most unhappy about being stuffed in a barrel?

[Valandil]

Grumpy and Sneezy? :confused:

;)

[Count Comfect]

Fili and Bombur?

[Elvengirl]

*gasp* wow Val you got it! :D.........wait a sec.... wrong story ;) lol

Sorry no, Count Comfect.

[elixir]

Dwalin and Balin?

[Elvengirl]

yep!

Take it away Elixir :)

[elixir]

How did Bilbo and the dwarves find out that Smaug was dead?

[Elvengirl]

from the bird, Roac?

[elixir]

Yes. :)

[Elvengirl]

:)

What month were they a guest in the Homely House?

[Christiana]

June?

[Elvengirl]

Yes :)

[Christiana]

How fierce did Gandalf say that Bilbo was?

[AntiXZer01]

I only read Hobbit once, so im mostly guessing, as feirce as a dragon?

[Christiana]

correct!