Into the Wardrobe

OK, just to keep the ball rolling, here's an easy one:

"Sheep were bleating in flocks."

I recognised the sheep were bleating in flocks one instantly but only cos it's part of my all time favourite passage of the book.

I think that Adam's is by Fangorn when what remains of the company are looking for the hobbits?

I assume that that's about Gollum and my guess is that it would be Frodo to Faramir.

It was a little sooner after Gollum's (seeming) disappearance, and the speaker wasn't Frodo.

- Dan -

Aragorn at the Council of Elrond? That was my second guess

No, you were much closer before. It is in reference to Gollum, but he only disappears for a very short time.

- Dan -

Hmm actually I think it is Sam. But I dunno where.

Do I get brownie points for persistence?

Mmmmmm, brownies.

Oops, sorry. Got a little sidetracked there. Yes it was Sam after Gollum had disappeared for a few hours. Have you found your book to give us a quote?

- Dan -

No. But I will give you a quote anyway.

"Having sung his song he would say no more"

oh come on it's not that obscure :)

Oh all right, then. It's Gimli in Fellowship "A Journey in the Dark".

Next quote:
Were I permitted, in this dark hour I would choose the latter.