Original sentence: It seems his only adversary is Old Man Willow, who holds dominion over miles of Tom's "country.Tom Bombadil is a spry fellow, with a quick, playful wit.Tom Bombadil's origins in the cosmology of Middle-earth are unknown; he does not neatly fit into the categories of beings Tolkien created
Edited sentence: " Tulkas is espoused to "Nessa, the daughter of Oromë"; Nessa is described as "lithe and fleet-footed".All of these could be said to apply to Tom Bombadil and his wife.Clearly, Bombadil has powers greater than Gandalf, who was in reality Olórin, a Maia.He is a spry fellow, with a quick, playful wit.It seems his only adversary is Old Man Willow, who holds dominion over miles of Tom's "country".Nickel Creek, an American progressive acoustic trio, recorded an original instrumental tune called "House of Tom Bombadil" on their self-titled debut album in 2000.See also: The Letters of J.Tolkien, with special reference to Letters 144 and 153.Tom Bombadil does bear some resemblance to the character of Tulkas, a Vala, who appears in The Silmarillion, Tolkien's prequel to The Lord of the Rings.Tom Bombadil is a Spanish Celtic folk band from Castellón de la Plana.Tom Bombadil's origins in the cosmology of Middle-earth are unknown; he is arguably the only character in Tolkien's entire legendarium who does not neatly fit into any of the categories of beings Tolkien created.Tulkas is described in The Silmarillion as able to "outrun all things that go on feet, and he is tireless.... His hair and beard are golden, and his flesh ruddy.... He has little heed for either the past or the future, and is of no avail as a counsellor, but is a hearty friend