Don Marshall

Yeah.

I'm still waiting for that one.

All right, Matt, one more.

It sure would.

Those tapestries and all the inlays on the floor.

Ah, great answers.

Well, thank you, Sam.

We have really enjoyed having you here in the North Wing.

Thanks for stopping by.

All right, folks, it's time for us all to head back to the common room and join the rest of the listeners.

All right, folks.

Now we return you to the podcast in progress.

It's always nice to sit down with one of the patrons of the PPP, even if I was not the one who was able to do that.

But I will be there next time.

I hope so, Don.

It's always fun.

All right, Alan, do you want to get us started with our first reading?

Here we go.

Isildur turned west, and, drawing up the ring that hung in a wallet from a fine chain about his neck, he set it upon his finger with a cry of pain, and was never seen again by any eye upon Middle-earth.

But the Elendilmir of the west could not be quenched, and suddenly it blazed forth red and wrathful as a burning star.