The Hall of Fire

Would you say the translation is sorta accurate?

If you can be as vague as possible...

Is the speaker referring to physically walking in the fog or the dark, or metaphorically taking action without knowing all the facts?

Were Sam and Frodo the only members of the Fellowship present?

Was it spoken in Moria?

Do you want a spoilerized hint about what the theme is?

Edit: I didn't check the next page before posting this. My post is redundant

I'm at work so I don't have my books at hand, but I don't see the conflict between the two bolded passages. In the Council of Elrond, could Gandalf be saying that Saruman assured them repeatedly during the same session that The One was lost? There must have been a lot of push-back from the other mem...

Is it crime-free because of the AI home security systems shouting?

I know the word mainly from poetry. I will cross the briny ocean, When the meadows they are green, Since you have had the offer, love, Another may have the ring. (The Saucy Sailor, Norfolk song) From the briny sea Comes young Richard, all victorious! Valorous is he, His achievements all are glorious...

It sounds Hobbitish to me. In Mirkwood, maybe?

Is it from The Hobbit?

Unfortunately my usual starting word gave me too many clues:

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You have the exact right spot - this quote specifically refers to Sting though, not the Mithril coat.

Yes! Can you provide the quote?

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Pretty good day today!

Just for a change of pace - I found this way too easy, but how did you do?

Nope!

Well, you're kinda on the right track, but no.