1. Majestic and mysterious. I'd say she holds a lot of secrets.

2. The hobbits probably felt very.. I don't have a word for this. In awe? I'm not sure about everyone else.

3. Maybe the visions seen were visions of the future. Like Gandalf in White clothing, that's in the future.

4. Gimli, since he actually started crying-

5. His goals and motives were not evil,even if his actions were wrong. He had a desire to protect, and he believed that if he had the One Ring and overthrew Sauron, he would use the Ring to rule with peace, security, wisdom, and generosity.

6. I'm not really sure, maybe it represents what they desire..?

7. The Gates mark the nourthern border of Gondor, and I think maybe it relates since decline means to not welcome (or something) and the statues aren't exactly welcoming enemies-

8. Boromir finds him and asks unpolitely for the Ring. Frodo is forced to put it on, and the whole Company search for him.

9. Wherever he looked, there he saw places, like the Great River. But when he looked upon Mordor, Sauron almost caught him, but he took off the Ring in time.

10. Because Sam literally jumped into water (he was aiming for the boat) just to go with Frodo.