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explain these lord of the ring quotes (Fellowship)?

here they are, explain each one. I have to do a bunch of diolectical journals for school and need help. I will choose best answer for whoever explains them the best and what they actually mean.-

Gaffer is Hamfast Gamgee, Sam’s father. The first quote is just Sam’s way of saying that procrastination affects those who contemplate hard work, because it will take a long time to finish. This might be Tolkien’s way of showing that the hobbits are less ambitious and industrious than the other races of the West. They prefer to avoid the action and the adventure that men seek.

The second quote is by Gandalf. It’s another way of saying “It’s not over til the fat lady sings.” In other words, unless you can see the future (and know for certain there is no way out), there is always a reason to hope for the best.

The third quote is by Elrond. I would interpret it as a variation of Nietszche’s quote “”He who fights monsters must take care lest he become a monster. When you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss gazes into you.” Elrond is saying some of the council who tried to learn about Sauron’s power fell under his spell.

Last quote – is by an elf named Haldir. He is saying that the power of the enemy is the power to “divide and conquer” by sowing discontent and confusion among the allies. If they could unite to face Sauron they would have a better chance of winning.

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