22 Dual number (in Language Readings)
Dual number We already know three forms in which a noun can appear: singular, plural and partitive plural. Quenya however still has a fourth form: the dual. The dual number…
Dual number We already know three forms in which a noun can appear: singular, plural and partitive plural. Quenya however still has a fourth form: the dual. The dual number…
…thinks of the new outfit.* Phone: *Ring Ring* Arwen: Hello? Eowyn: Hey, how does Aragorn like his new clothes? Arwen: He loves them! Right now, he’s dancing about wildly with…
…order pizza. Others: Ok. Brring brring… Phone: Hello, Pepe’s Pizza Palace, how can I help you? Frodo: Hi, we’d like six, ok ok, seven pizzas, delivered to this telephone. Phone:…
…one solitary “woo!”. She stands for a moment, wondering at this strange phenomenon. She is about to go over & investigate further when the phone rings. She goes to answer…
…opinion. Gimli: It’s not like you would have changed your mind… Aragorn: *on cell phone* Of course I love you Arwen! No there is nothing going on between Eowyn and…
…to totally strange, drunken freak pointing at Frodo’s cell phone and muttering to him. “Maybe he thinks you’re cute, Mr. Frodo.” The freak got up and staggered Frodo. “Hi, Arwen….
…into his cell phone. The person on the other end of the phone squealed. “Only if you call us everyday at the beginning of every hour!” a shrill, girlish voice…
…are no cell phones in this movie. Only horses, you muttonhead,” he grinned evilly at his remark. “Pinhead!” “Knucklehead! “Ninny” “Dunderhead” “Dingbat!” “Oh would you two just shut up!” howled…
…impatience. Finally, with a shout of “Eureka!” Aragorn found the correct password, and said it to the door. When the door didn’t open, he asked “Aren’t you going to let…
…the sky. Here was his moment of eureka. “We shall scale the Mountains of Ash!” I applauded. Ooo! And then we make a 25-mile dash to Mount Doom! Clever! Frodo…