A Journey in the Dark - Revision history

KingAragorn at 23:09, 12 September 2012

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−	'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].	+	'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in ''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]''.

Mith: Re-linked Shire

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	When they reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance. Before they can go in, they are attacked by a tentacled water creature, the [[Watcher in the Water]], that particularly targets Frodo. To escape, they all go into the Mines, but the Watcher destroys the entrance behind them. They have no choice but to go forward through the Mines.		When they reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance. Before they can go in, they are attacked by a tentacled water creature, the [[Watcher in the Water]], that particularly targets Frodo. To escape, they all go into the Mines, but the Watcher destroys the entrance behind them. They have no choice but to go forward through the Mines.

−	Fissures and chasms make their path treacherous and at one point they enter a stone door and find a deep well inside it. Pippin throws a stone into it and they hear tapping, as if someone is using a hammer. They walk on for as long as they can, coming to many paths and crossroads, resting little and eating even less. The Mines of Moria are famous for silver ([[mithril]]) and it was in search of this that Balin and his Dwarves came to Moria. Gandalf tells them that Bilbo had a coat of mail armor made of mithril and Frodo staggers when he realizes that Bilbo has gifted him with a suit of armor whose value can buy the whole [[Shire]].	+	Fissures and chasms make their path treacherous and at one point they enter a stone door and find a deep well inside it. Pippin throws a stone into it and they hear tapping, as if someone is using a hammer. They walk on for as long as they can, coming to many paths and crossroads, resting little and eating even less. The Mines of Moria are famous for silver ([[mithril]]) and it was in search of this that Balin and his Dwarves came to Moria. Gandalf tells them that Bilbo had a coat of mail armor made of mithril and Frodo staggers when he realizes that Bilbo has gifted him with a suit of armor whose value can buy the whole [[the Shire\|Shire]].

	When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the Dwarves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.		When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the Dwarves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.

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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	[[Gandalf]] tells the group that the only way under the mountain is through the [[Mines of Moria]], underground tunnels in which a group of [[Dwarves]] led by [[Balin]] disappeared many years ago.	+	[[Gandalf]] tells the group that the only way under the mountain is through the [[Khazad-dûm\|Mines of Moria]], underground tunnels in which a group of [[Dwarves]] led by [[Balin]] disappeared many years ago.

	When they reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance. Before they can go in, they are attacked by a tentacled water creature, the [[Watcher in the Water]], that particularly targets Frodo. To escape, they all go into the Mines, but the Watcher destroys the entrance behind them. They have no choice but to go forward through the Mines.		When they reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance. Before they can go in, they are attacked by a tentacled water creature, the [[Watcher in the Water]], that particularly targets Frodo. To escape, they all go into the Mines, but the Watcher destroys the entrance behind them. They have no choice but to go forward through the Mines.

Ederchil at 13:28, 16 August 2009

2009-08-16T13:28:29Z

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	When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the Dwarves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.		When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the Dwarves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.

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	'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].		'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

Menelwyn at 18:55, 29 April 2006

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	[[Gandalf]] tells the group that the only way under the mountain is through the [[Mines of Moria]], underground tunnels in which a group of [[Dwarves]] led by [[Balin]] disappeared many years ago.		[[Gandalf]] tells the group that the only way under the mountain is through the [[Mines of Moria]], underground tunnels in which a group of [[Dwarves]] led by [[Balin]] disappeared many years ago.

−	When ~~the~~ reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance, ~~and~~ they ~~proceed into~~ the ~~mines~~. ~~Once~~ they ~~enter~~, ~~there is~~ no choice but to ~~make their way~~ through the ~~mountain and emerge on the other side~~.	+	When they reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance. Before they can go in, they are attacked by a tentacled water creature, the [[Watcher in the Water]], that particularly targets Frodo. To escape, they all go into the Mines, but the Watcher destroys the entrance behind them. They have no choice but to go forward through the Mines.

	Fissures and chasms make their path treacherous and at one point they enter a stone door and find a deep well inside it. Pippin throws a stone into it and they hear tapping, as if someone is using a hammer. They walk on for as long as they can, coming to many paths and crossroads, resting little and eating even less. The Mines of Moria are famous for silver ([[mithril]]) and it was in search of this that Balin and his Dwarves came to Moria. Gandalf tells them that Bilbo had a coat of mail armor made of mithril and Frodo staggers when he realizes that Bilbo has gifted him with a suit of armor whose value can buy the whole [[Shire]].		Fissures and chasms make their path treacherous and at one point they enter a stone door and find a deep well inside it. Pippin throws a stone into it and they hear tapping, as if someone is using a hammer. They walk on for as long as they can, coming to many paths and crossroads, resting little and eating even less. The Mines of Moria are famous for silver ([[mithril]]) and it was in search of this that Balin and his Dwarves came to Moria. Gandalf tells them that Bilbo had a coat of mail armor made of mithril and Frodo staggers when he realizes that Bilbo has gifted him with a suit of armor whose value can buy the whole [[Shire]].

−	When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the ~~elves~~. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.	+	When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the Dwarves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.

	[[Category:The Fellowship of the Ring chapters]]		[[Category:The Fellowship of the Ring chapters]]

Rion at 19:37, 21 April 2006

2006-04-21T19:37:43Z

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	When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the elves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.		When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the elves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.
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	'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].		'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

Hyarion at 01:17, 31 March 2006

2006-03-31T01:17:27Z

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'''A Journey in the Dark''' is the fourth chapter of the second book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

===Summary===
[[Gandalf]] tells the group that the only way under the mountain is through the [[Mines of Moria]], underground tunnels in which a group of [[Dwarves]] led by [[Balin]] disappeared many years ago.

When the reach [[Moria]], the river has been dammed and the entrance is flooded. Gandalf sets the pony free and sends it back to [[Rivendell]]. Gandalf uses a secret password to gain them entrance, and they proceed into the mines. Once they enter, there is no choice but to make their way through the mountain and emerge on the other side.

Fissures and chasms make their path treacherous and at one point they enter a stone door and find a deep well inside it. Pippin throws a stone into it and they hear tapping, as if someone is using a hammer. They walk on for as long as they can, coming to many paths and crossroads, resting little and eating even less. The Mines of Moria are famous for silver ([[mithril]]) and it was in search of this that Balin and his Dwarves came to Moria. Gandalf tells them that Bilbo had a coat of mail armor made of mithril and Frodo staggers when he realizes that Bilbo has gifted him with a suit of armor whose value can buy the whole [[Shire]].

When they continue on their journey the next day, they come upon a tomb and Gandalf reads what is written on it. They realize that the tomb belongs to Balin and the elves. Frodo is upset as he realizes that Bilbo's good friend is dead.