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Does it really matter?

gar-mogoth
The Shire

Jan 4, 7:27pm


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Does it really matter? [In reply to] Can't Post
I mean, what would be the difference, if the gap is 200, 150 or 60 years?

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The time between the fall of Erebor and The Unexpected Party easterlingchief1 Send a private message to easterlingchief1 Jan 4, 7:05pm
    And what happened 400 years ago, anyway? N.E. Brigand Send a private message to N.E. Brigand Jan 4, 7:18pm
        I think the "watchful peace" was after the Angmar battle, painjoiker Send a private message to painjoiker Jan 4, 7:27pm
        The general notion is AinurOlorin Send a private message to AinurOlorin Jan 4, 7:52pm
            Myths vary depending on the telling percy Send a private message to percy Jan 4, 8:12pm
                The Retelling of Myths: Kangi Ska Send a private message to Kangi Ska Jan 4, 10:32pm
    Does it really matter? gar-mogoth Send a private message to gar-mogoth Jan 4, 7:27pm
        Not really. easterlingchief1 Send a private message to easterlingchief1 Jan 4, 8:54pm
        Storywise, it may matter. Macfeast Send a private message to Macfeast Jan 5, 12:16am
    Vagueness Rostron2 Send a private message to Rostron2 Jan 4, 7:48pm
    Shouldn't Thorin appear older/greyer then? Captain Salt Send a private message to Captain Salt Jan 4, 9:09pm
    Book vs. film Otaku-sempai Send a private message to Otaku-sempai Jan 5, 6:48pm

 
 
 

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