The Hall of Fire

Something along the lines of "I like you", or "I approve of you", or something?

Or, "I like what you did"?

Would a more accurate translation of the first half be "I don't like you"? Or "I don't like what you just said"?

I was gonna ask if it was spoken in the First Age, but yeah, I think we need a hint...

To bring to new page:

I don't like it even though I don't have anything.

Does "it" take the place of some other pronoun? Like "I don't like him/her/you/them"?

Was it spoken in the Third Age?

Also, is the translation accurate?

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*sigh* Back in my rut.

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Just challenging enough to be satisfying.

Did you mean that hasn't stopped?

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That was a nail-biter!

Spoken in the Third Age?

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*commiserates with Rose*

Did you 2 have the same 5th word? Since it's yesterday's puzzle I won't need to put this in spoilers. Off the top of my head, I can think of three words that would fit with the clues I had so far: verve, verge, verse. There may be more if I spend more time thinking about it. For my 6th guess, there...

Spoken by a wizard?

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Kind of scary because there were at least two possibilities for my sixth guess.

Sunsilver wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 5:25 am Just when you think he can't sink any lower...

I can honestly say that I have never thought that. I fully expect him to sink lower still.

The sun setting over the hill through the trees was particularly spectacular today:

What does it mean?

Edit: never mind, googled it

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I can't believe my wild hail-Varda guess turned out to be the right word.

Or Goldberry?

Was it spoken by a hobbit?