Nori

Nori is the younger half-brother of Dori and the older half-brother of the late Ori and one of the twelve companions of Thorin Oakenshield and Bilbo Baggins.
== Biography ==
Nori was born approximately one hundred and four years before the Quest of Erebor. He was the brother of Dori and Ori. Nori was once a thief for a criminal but ever since authorities were after him, Nori joined his brothers during the Quest of Erebor. First, meeting Bilbo Baggins in the Shire, Nori fell on top of others, while they were crushed by Bombur, falling on the Hobbit's mat. 
=== Early life ===
Nori, as was his brother Dori, was a capable flutist, and both seem to have carried their flutes with them. Both shared Bilbo's liking for regular meals. Before the Quest for the Lonely Mountain, Nori lived in Thorin's Halls in the northern Blue Mountains with his two brothers.
=== Quest of Erebor ===
In TA 2941, Nori, along with Dori and Ori, became part of Thorin and Company, befriending Bilbo Baggins and traveling with him in search of Smaug's treasure in the Lonely Mountain. After their experience in Goblin-town when the company was pursued by Wargs and Orcs and forced to climb up into some trees, Nori was the first realize that Bilbo had been left on the ground and pointed him out to his brother Dori who rescued Bilbo.
Nori did little to distinguish himself during the Dwarves's adventures in the wild, though he shared the same array of experiences as the others of the Company: captured in turn by Trolls, Goblins, Spiders, and Elves, they eventually reached the distant Lonely Mountain and recovered it for Durin's Folk. Afterwards he remained in the Kingdom under the Mountain, and Glóin reported that he was still there seventy-seven years later, at the time of the War of the Ring.
Nori fought in and survived the Battle of Five Armies and returned to the Lonely Mountain where he established himself and grew rich. During the War of the Ring, Nori was still living in the Lonely Mountain, and possibly fought in the Battle of Dale against the Easterlings.