
The "Who Said That?" Game
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I always thought of him as "the Crawler"PTP wrote:One of the fael jheherrin Befylam crawled a short distance toward them. It slopped wetly over the rock as it moved, and when it halted, it lay panting and gasping like a landed fish. Resolution and fear opposed each other in every heave of its length. But Covenant was not repelled. He felt wrung with pity for all the jheherrin. "We will speak," the crawler repeated. "You are hard-you threaten us all."
[spoiler]"...the loveliness of the Land has only grown more precious to me as my senses have been
opened...To turn homeward now would be to pass from treasure-berries to dust."
-- Liand to Linden [P324 Runes][/spoiler]
opened...To turn homeward now would be to pass from treasure-berries to dust."
-- Liand to Linden [P324 Runes][/spoiler]
OH that statement is so full of earth power it has to be in the first book - LFB.
Only a lord would speak that way. I believe that is High Lord Prothall to the Council. I think he was saying something about 'when a High Lord doubts his ability to meet the the Land's needs, he may surrender his High Lordship'. or something like that...
Then I think he even told TC he could take the seat if he wished...
Only a lord would speak that way. I believe that is High Lord Prothall to the Council. I think he was saying something about 'when a High Lord doubts his ability to meet the the Land's needs, he may surrender his High Lordship'. or something like that...
Then I think he even told TC he could take the seat if he wished...
[spoiler]"...the loveliness of the Land has only grown more precious to me as my senses have been
opened...To turn homeward now would be to pass from treasure-berries to dust."
-- Liand to Linden [P324 Runes][/spoiler]
opened...To turn homeward now would be to pass from treasure-berries to dust."
-- Liand to Linden [P324 Runes][/spoiler]
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Yes, it was when the Ur-viles set fire to Grimodhore forest.khatalenabwraith wrote:Drew are you being sneaky? Is it in Gilden Fire???
And that's not being sneaky--this is the Stephen R Donaldson Who said that game, it can be any book--maybe if I get a chance again, I'll use 'Ser Visals Tale!!'
I thought you were a ripe grape
a cabernet sauvignon
a bottle in the cellar
the kind you keep for a really long time
a cabernet sauvignon
a bottle in the cellar
the kind you keep for a really long time
Great job Khat!!!khatalenabwraith wrote:OH that statement is so full of earth power it has to be in the first book - LFB.
Only a lord would speak that way. I believe that is High Lord Prothall to the Council. I think he was saying something about 'when a High Lord doubts his ability to meet the the Land's needs, he may surrender his High Lordship'. or something like that...
Then I think he even told TC he could take the seat if he wished...

"This is the grace that has been given to you - to bear what must be borne."
That would be (TWL) Hamako at During Stonedown, during the ritual sharing of Waynhim Blood to increase Covenant's power (to pursue Santonin na-Mhoram in). Hamako was instructing Covenant to remain still for the entire ritual so that the power would remain for a day, or maybe two.khatalenabwraith wrote:OK:
"Soon the power will come to appear unbearable..."
How did I do?

"This is the grace that has been given to you - to bear what must be borne."
<confused>
Didn't I come up with a new quote already??? I was wondering why there had been no activity here...
OK... Here we go...
"Brannil, has he shown power against you?"
"Then he has none. If he resists, strike him senseless."
Didn't I come up with a new quote already??? I was wondering why there had been no activity here...
OK... Here we go...
"Brannil, has he shown power against you?"
"Then he has none. If he resists, strike him senseless."
"This is the grace that has been given to you - to bear what must be borne."
The Wounded Land - That was the Graveler of Stonemight Woodhelven. She and the whole stonedown had been corrupted by a sliver of the Illearth stone (she called the stonemight). Covenant was captured there -- after his friends had been taken to Revelstone by Santonin na-Mhoram-in. TC still needed a "trigger" to make use of his white gold.
[spoiler]"...the loveliness of the Land has only grown more precious to me as my senses have been
opened...To turn homeward now would be to pass from treasure-berries to dust."
-- Liand to Linden [P324 Runes][/spoiler]
opened...To turn homeward now would be to pass from treasure-berries to dust."
-- Liand to Linden [P324 Runes][/spoiler]