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"Nay, from this hour shall none name me Túrin if I live. Behold, I will name me a new name and it shall be Turambar!" Now this meaneth Conqueror of Fate, then the form of the name in the Gnome-speech is Turumart. Then uttering these words he made a second time at the drake, thinking indeed to force the drake to slay him and to conquer his fate by death, but the dragon laughed, saying: " Thou fool! An I would, I had slain thee long since and could do so here and now, and if I will not thou canst not do battle with me waking , for my eye can cast once more the binding spell upon thee that thou stand as stone. Nay, get thee gone, O Turambar Conqueror of Fate! First thou must meet thy doom an thou wouldst o'ercome it."

J.R.R. Tolkien - HoME 2, The Book of Lost Tales, part 2 (T urambar and the Foalókë)

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[yueyin]

wouaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh :-)


(voilà c'était le commentaire intelligent du jour !)


 

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Tolkien :D


(moi j'en suis à sa correspondance, c'est diablement intéressant aussi)