Bestowal dialogue
'You are too early, <name>! You did get our formal invitation, didn't you? No? Well, you're here all the same and that is always a good thing.'
Background
The hobbits have issued you a 'formal invitation' to Bâr Thorenion.
Objective 1
You should talk to Pippin in Bâr Thorenion, and learn what sort of 'formal invitation' he and Merry are talking about.
- Pippin: 'We wanted to have everyone here. You know, Aragorn, Gandalf, Gimli - the Fellowship and everyone else who has really mattered on this whole adventure. And that certainly includes you, <name>. Since you are here early, why don't you stay around and help out?
- 'Well, there is no real work to be done. All these helpful Gondorian Men see to that. But you can keep me and Merry in good company until the others arrive.'
Objective 2
You should talk to Pippin and Merry in Bâr Thorenion.
- Pippin: 'Oh, how I am stuffed! It rarely happens, but I must confess I have somewhat over-eaten. No matter! I shall sleep it off and rise to a new day, tomorrow.
- 'I realize that you have adventures yet before you, <name>, and that what Frodo said about turning our gaze homeward was meant for us and not for you. Still, I wanted you to know how much we have benefitted your company, not to mention your bravery, these days. I hope we shall still see you again from time to time. Farewell, friend!'
- Merry: 'You have helped us a great deal, <name>, and we shall never forget it. I know you are going off to help others now, but I have a curious feeling we will see each other again -- here, or elsewhere, perhaps even back in the Shire when the time comes! Until then, good speed and glad tidings.'
Objective 3
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