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In order to complete his background reading Cthulhu rereads "The Hobbit".
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| So, after they Gandalf showed up and distracted the trolls, Thorin son of Thrain Oakenshield and his band of Dwarves plundered the trolls hide out. | |
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| Satan warned me about this. | |
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| And they find two swords, of fine craftsmanship. Gandalf examines them, and pronounces them to be of Elven make. They are two mighty swords, Orcrist, and Glamdring! | |
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| This is worse than he said! | |
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| Orcrist, which Thorin kept, is an elvish name, which, roughly translated, means "Orc Smasher". Glamdring, which Gandalf kept, is called in elvish "Foe Hammer". These were such famous blades- | |
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