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Credits

Guide to Credits for the films.

* The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey/Credits
* The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug/Credits
* The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies/Credits
* The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring/Credits
* The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King/Credits
Bard

## Relevant Pages

King **Bard** is  a character in *The Hobbit*. He débuts in the second film of the series and is portrayed by Luke
Evans.

Bard is based on the character of
the same name from The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

Bard is a descendant of the lord of Dale, Girion. He marries a woman and has three children: Bain, Sigrid and Tilda. However, his wife dies of mysterious circumstances, leaving Bard to raise

his children on his own. He became a bargeman, often carrying the kegs that came from Mirkwood. *(The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug)*

## Abilities

* Archery - Ability to fire with a bow/arrow.

* Leadership Skills

## Weapons

* Bow and Arrow - Used the bow several times with his arrows, once threatening the company and attempting to use it on Smaug (but continuously failing until he had the Black Arrow).

* Black Arrow - The only arrow capable of killing Smaug
Galadriel

## Relevant Pages

“

> You are a Ring-bearer, Frodo. To bear a Ring of Power is to be alone. This is Nenya, the Ring of Adamant. And I am its keeper. This task was appointed to you. And if you do not find a way, no one will.
>
>
>

”

—Galadriel to Frodo

Lady **Galadriel**, also known as the Lady of Light and My Lady, is a character in *Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit*. She is portrayed by Cate Blanchett

## History

Galadriel is one of the oldest beings to ever walk Middle - earth and rules Lothlórien with her husband, Celeborn. She also becomes a close friend of Gandalf and has a mistrust of Saruman. Their daughter, Celebrían, marries Lord Elrond and has three children: Elladon, Elrohir, and Arwen.

After the forging of the one Ring, Galadriel becomes the owner of the ring, Nenya. When Sauron comes to power, Galadriel's ring and the other Elven rings remain untouched by Sauron's power.

Three thousand years later, Galadriel is summoned by Saruman to Rivendell, where she meets Gandalf after many years of not seeing each other. The grey wizard expresses his gratefulness Iin seeing her again, but assumes that Elrond summoned her, but Saruman reveals it was him who completed this action.

## Powers/Abilities

* Foresight - Ability to see bits and pieces of the future.

## Family

Notes:

* Galadriel has three older brothers named Finrod, Angrod and Aegnor

## Appearances

 **Appears**

 **Appears**
Book vs Film: The Fellowship of the Ring

Frodo first appears in Bilbo's party in the Shire.
 A foreward about hobbits is revealed at the beginning of the book.
 Bilbo first appears in the book for preparation of his and Frodo's birthday party.
 Frodo and Bilbo's birthday is celebrated the same way.
 Frodo and Sam are accompanied by Pippin when they travel to Frodo's new hobbit smial in Buckland and Merry and Fatty Bolger join them.
 Pippin sends a rock down the well that accidentally wakes up the Orcs.
Diamond of Long-cleeve

## Relevant Pages

**Diamond of Long Cleeve**, later known as Diamond Took, is a minor character in ''The Lord of the Rings''. She appears with her only appearance in the third and last film of the last season.

## History

As a friend of Rosie Cotton, Diamond of Long-cleeve attends the former's wedding to Samwise Gamgee. Standing next to her is Peregrin Took, the son of Paladin Took and Eglantine Banks. After Sam and Rosie are wed, the latter of the two throws the flower into the air. However, as Diamond reaches out to catch it, Pippin grabs it instead. Instead, she just claps as Pippin just glances at her with a smile (Return of the King)

After those events, she and Pippin marry each other and have a son named Faramir, after Pippin's old friend Faramir son of Denethor.
Bombur

## Relevant Pages

**Bombur** is a character from *The Hobbit* film trilogy. He first appears in *An Unexpected Journey* and is portrayed by Stephan Hunter

Bombur is based on the character from *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings* by JRR Tolkien.

## History

During War of the Ring

Bombur lived in Erebor, but was so fat, he needed six or seven young dwarves to move him.

After War of the Ring

After the battle of Dale and Erebor, Bombur continued to live in Erebor.
Foresight

## Relevant Pages

**Foresight**, also known as **Prophecy** and a **Vision**, is a type of magic featured on *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*

## Usages

Foresight is the ability to see into the future.

One of the elves, Glorfindel gave a prophecy once of the Witch-king not being able to get killed by a mortal man, but by a woman and a hobbit.

Elrond once foresaw the death of his daughter, but also foresaw a vision of Aragorn and his grandson. Arwen saw the same vision on her way to the Grey Havens.

Several people can use the gift of foresight when seeing through a Palantir. Pippin foresaw the siege of Minas Tirith by seeing a white tree in a court yard of stone. Denethor also used a palantir and saw doom within it.

## References

1. ↑ One of the soldiers claim that Denethor has forseen the doom that Sauron had planned for Gondor.
Gandalf's Wizard Staffs

**Gandalf's Wizard Staffs** are magical items featured on *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Trivia

* Not including Radagast's staff, Gandalf owned at least four staffs throughout the entire series.
	+ In *The Fellowship of the Ring*, he wields a wooden brown staff and owns a second one after losing it in his duel with Saruman at Isengard.
	+ In *The Two Towers*, Gandalf is given a white one when he becomes the White Wizard.
	+ In *Return of the King*, his white staff is ruined and is given a new one after the War of the Ring.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix

## Obsazení

Jean Grey/Phoenix- Famke Janssen

Charles Xavier/Profesor X- James McAvoy

Raven Darkholme/Mystique- Jennifer Lawrence

Erik Lehnsterr/Magneto- Michael Fassbender

Vuk- Jessica Chastain

Hank McCoy/Beast- Nicholas Hoult

Peter Maximoff/Quicksilver- Evan Peters

Scott Summers/Cyclops- Tye Sheridan

Ororo Munroe/Storm- Alexandra Shipp

Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler- Kodi Smit-McPhee
Enchanted River

## Relevant Pages

**The Enchanted River** is a river featured in *The Hobbit*. It débuts with its only appearance, *The Desolation of Smaug*.

The River is based on the same location of the same name from *The Hobbit* by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

During their travels in Mirkwood, Thorin and Company comes
across an enchanted river cursed with a sleeping spell. Thorin has Bilbo cross
first. When they see the Hobbit make it safely across, Thorin and the others follow. Thorin and Bilbo spot a dear across the river, with Thorin trying to shoot at it, but the Stag runs away before he is hit. However, Bombur falls into the river, shocking most of the company.  *(The Desolation of Smaug)*

## Visitors

* Balin
* Bifur
* Bilbo Baggins
* Bofur
* Bombur
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Fíli
* Glóin
* Kíli
* Nori
* Óin
* Ori
* Thorin Oakenshield
* White Stag
Arwen's Vision

## *The Return of the King*  Scene

"**Arwen's Vision**" is the ninth scene in the extended edition of *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*.

## Synopsis

Arwen continues to walk through the woods on their way to the harbor to take the next available ship to the Grey Havens. Her father's words continue to go through her mind of going down the safest road to the ship lying anchored in the harbor and it will be her last ship. However, Arwen begins to have a vision of foresight of a possible future. She watches a little boy running across the pathway and sees him being picked up by Aragorn while they are in Gondor. Arwen realizes that he is her son, Eldarion when she notices the star of Elendil on his necklace. She closes her eyes when her father appears and remembers him telling her that there is nothing but death for her, even if Aragorn does succeed in becoming the King of Gondor. Arwen re-opens her eyes and sees that her vision has disappeared. An elf named Figwit calls her back and tells Arwen that they cannot linger. However, Arwen makes her decision and rides away while Figwit calls for her name as the elves continue to walk on the path. Arwen makes for Rivendell.
AF Shadow Tier

The Shadow Tier monument located in the Nexus base.

The **AF Shadow Tier** known simply as **Shadow Tier** was a special operations sub-faction of the larger server-wide faction known as AlphaFlame. Any player who joined the group was authorized to participate in special *Game Master Missions.* These missions were either exclusive to members of the Shadow Tier, or it gave the members of the tier special perks during server-open missions. The faction was disbanded on June 28th, 2014.

## Creation

The group was created as a sub-group of the AlphaFlame server faction. The team was created as a group of players who played missions that were created in real-time by a Game Master. Missions were sometimes story driven, survival based, or play-as-you-go styled. Members had joined and left at regular rates, however there were only ever three members from creation to completion.

## Missions

Missions were conducted in a separate flatlands world on the server which was populated with content prior to a mission by the Game Master. Players would be tasked with a job to do under a set of guidelines (games could have been roleplay) and the Game Master had to create the mission around the player.

Most missions consisted of player built vehicles, buildings, and environments, as well as online found content. The assets were imported via WorldEdit and different plugins contributed to different elements of the story/gameplay.

## Disbanding

The group was disbanded on June 28th, 2014 after its final mission had a turnout of twelve players (60% of the server slots). The group was closed down a few weeks before all of AlphaFlame was retired.
Bilbo's Handkerchief

**Bilbo Baggins' Handkerchief** is an item featured in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit*.

## History

While on the road, Bilbo looks for his handkerchief but can't find it anywhere. He yells for the other dwarves to turn around and states they have to turn around for it. However, Bofur gives Bilbo one for him to use temporarily. *(An Unexpected Journey)*

When he returns to Bag End, Bilbo finds the handkerchief on the floor and smiles to himself, fondly at the memory in the beginning of the journey. *(The Battle of the Five Armies)*
Bilbo's Contract

**Bilbo's Contract**
is an item featured in *The Hobbit* trilogy. It débuts in the first film of the prequel trilogy.

Bilbo's Contract is based on the Dwarves' letter to him from *The Hobbit* by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

In the Third Age, the Dwarves decide to reclaim their homeland that was stolen from them by Smaug, so they make a contract for Bilbo to sign. Thorin gives it to the Hobbit who reads it over but finds that he wouldn't stomach an adventure. The dwarves leave it at Bilbo's house in case he changes his mind. Bilbo wakes up to find the contract is still there, so he decides to sign it and go on the adventure. He shows it to Balin, who takes the Contract and looks it over.Balin approves the contract as valid and welcomes Bilbo into their company.
Bilbo keeps it in his possession. (The Battle of the Five Armies)

A year later, Bilbo shows the contract to Mr Grubb that he is indeed Bilbo Baggins and reclaims Bag End for his own.

## Owners

* Bilbo Baggins - Owned the Contract and used it to show Mr Grubb.

### On-screen notes

* Before Bilbo signed, it is signed:

*Signed: Thorin, son of Thráin*
*Witnessed: Balin, son of Fundin*
*Burglar:*  *(The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey)*

### Goofs

* In the first film, the contract is shown to be signed as "*Thorin, son of Thrain*." However, when Mr. Grubb reads it, it says Thorin Oakenshield.
	+ However, it could be that it was a different contract.
Bell Goodchild

## Relevant Pages

**Bell Gamgee**, formerly known as Bell Goodchild is a character featured in Tolkien's Legendarium.

## History

Before War of the Ring

Belle Goodchild is born into a poor family. One day, she marries her childhood friend, Hamfast Gamgee, and they have many children, one of them being Samwise Gamgee *(The Fellowship of the Ring)*
Bag End

## Relevant Pages

**Bag End**, Bagshot Row is a Shire location featured in *The Lord of the Rings* and the prequel, *The Hobbit*.

Bag End is based on the location of the same name and Frodo's Crickhollow hobbit hole in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Trivia

* The chandelier Gandalf collides into The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey in is the same one he collides into in *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*
Estella Bolger

**Estella Bolger**, later **Estella Brandybuck** was a hobbit girl of the Shire who was the sister of Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger".

## Biography

Estella was born in the Shire to Rosamunda Took and Odovacar Bolger. She was the younger sister of Fatty Bolger, who was good friends with Meriadoc Brandybuck.

She later marries Merry after the War of the Ring.
Bilbo

**This article is a disambiguation page for Bilbo**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* **Bilbo Baggins**, the titular character of *The Hobbit*
* **Bilbo's Contract**
* **Bilbo's Handkerchief**
* **Bilbo's Mithril Shirt**
* **Bilbo Gardner**, the son of Samwise Gamgee and Rosie Cotton, named after Bilbo Baggins.
* "**Mr Baggins**", the title of the scene referring to Bilbo
Arwen

## Relevant Pages

Queen **Arwen Undomiel,** also known as Lady Arwen, is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*. She is portrayed by Liv Tyler and debuts in the first film of the first series.

Arwen is based on the character of the same name from *Lord of the Rings* and *The Silmarrilion* by JRR Tolkien.

## History

Arwen is born to Elrond and Celebrian and is the younger sister of Elladon and Elrohir. At an unknown point, while coming back from visiting her grandparents in Lorien, she meets and falls in love with Aragorn, the hidden heir to the Gondor throne. *(*The Two Towers*,* The Fellowship of the Ring*)*
Erebor

## Relevant Pages

**Erebor**, also known as the **Lonely Mountain** is a Dwarf realm featured in *The Hobbit* and mentioned in *Lord of the Rings*.

Erebor is based on the location of the same name from the children's novel, *The Hobbit* by J. R. R. Tolkien

## History

Before the War of the Ring

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During the War of the Ring

The Lonely Mountain is under siege, where Erebor and Lake-town unite with each other and deal with Sauron's forces from the east. The leaders, Brand and Dáin Ironfoot fall with their sons the new kings of Erebor. While Gimli is in Rohan, he speaks to Legolas on how he would like to lead a massive army of Dwarves. However, the elf claims there is war where the Lonely Mountain is at *(Return of the King)*

## Inhabitants

* Balin †*(formerly)*
* Bifur
* Bilbo Baggins*(formerly)*
* Bofur
* Bombur
* Dáin Ironfoot †
* Dís*(formerly)*
* Dori
* Durin VII
* Dwalin
* Dwarf Miner
* Dwarves of Erebor
* Dwarves of the Iron Hills
* Fíli †
* Frerin †*(formerly)*
* 'Fundin*(formerly)* †
* Glóin
* Gróin*(formerly)* †
* Kíli †
* Nori
* Óin †*(formerly)*
* Ori †*(formerly)*
* Smaug †
* Thorin I *† (formerly)*
* Thorin III Stonehelm
* Thorin Oakenshield †
* Thráin I †
* Thráin II †*(formerly)*
* Thrór † *(formerly)*

**Notes:**

* † - character is deceased

## Visitors

* Bard
* Beorn
* Gandalf
* Radagast
* Thranduil

## Appearances

 **Appears**

 *Absent*
Elrond

## Relevant Pages

Lord **Elrond** is a character in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*. He is portrayed by Hugo Weaving and debuts in the first film of *Lord of the Rings.*

Elrond is based on the character of the same name from Tolkien's Legendarium.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

A young elf in the year SA 3434, Elrond participated in the Last Alliance of Men and Elves. He was one of the commanders of the army. Suddenly, Elrond and his troops were nearly blown away by Sauron's body being destroyed.

After recovering, Elrond saw Isildur pick up the evil ring and took him to Mount Doom. He urged Isildur to cast the ring in the fires of the mountain. However, Isildur was corrupted by the Ring's influence and refused. Though Elrond yelled  for the young King of Gondor, he watched as Isildur walked away. From that day, Elrond realized Sauron's influence could have ended that day if Isildur made the right choice.

At the time of the third Age, Elrond had married Celebrían, having three children: Elladan, Elrohir, and Arwen. However, his wife took a boat to the Undying Lands, unable to recover after being attacked by Orcs.

At some point, Elrond becomes well-acquainted with Thror during the dwarf's reign as the King under the mountain

Many years later, Elrond becomes the foster father of Aragorn after his mother, Gilrean, runs away after her husband and Aragorn's father after his father, Arathorn was killed in battle. He gave him the name "Estel," translating to "hope" in Sindarin. Over time, he saw Aragorn as another son. He raised Aragorn into adulthood before the man left Rivendell and became the chieftain of the Dúnedain

Aragorn wished to marry Elrond's daughter, Lady Arwen, and attempted to get Elrond's blessing. However, he would only let Aragorn marry Arwen when he became King. Aragorn's mother passed away at some point. Elrond had a statue built for her in her honor. *(The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring)*

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## Appearances

 **Appears**

 **Appears**
Dáin Ironfoot

## Relevant Pages

King **Dáin II Ironfoot**, formerly known as Lord Dáin Ironfoot, is a character in The Hobbit film series, portrayed by Billy O'Connelly.

Dáin Ironfoot is based on the character of the same name from *The Hobbit* novel and *The Lord of the Rings* book series by JRR Tolkien.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

Dáin II was born in the Iron Hills in TA 2767 to Náin, the only son of Lord Grór of the Iron Hills. As a young man, Dáin served in the Battle of Moria with his cousins. He lost his father to Azog the Defiler but was unable to kill him, as Thorin mortally wounded him. Some of the dwarves wanted to reclaim the kingdom after the battle was won but Dáin advises them against it, as Durin's Bane still lives in the treacherous mine. *(The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring)*

Nearly one-hundred years later, Thorin approaches Dáin and the seven other royal families, but Dáin refuses to send Thorin reinforcements in fear the quest will fail and tells Thorin if he wishes to do this quest, then he will do so alone. *(The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey)*

After Quest of Erebor

Months later, Dáin gets a message from Thorin via a raven that Erebor has been reclaimed and they are at the threat of entering a war. This time he sends reinforcements to Erebor, where it takes them a day to get there.

During Battle of the Five Armies

Gandalf attempts to reason with the dwarves, elves and men that their enemy is not each other but an army of orcs led by Azo gthe Defiler. However, Dáin refuses to stand down if it costs him his kin. As all three sides prepare to fight, Dain realizes too late that Gandalf was right. Dáin's dwarves, the Elves and Bard's armies rally together to defeat Azog the Defiler's army.

During the battle, Dáin rallies his armies when Thorin comes out.

After the Battle of the Five Armies

After Thorin's death, Dáin becomes King under the Mountain.

## Trivia

* Character Notes
* Production Notes

### Etymology

* His name most likely means "Deadlike". .
	+ Dáin is named after his paternal great-grandfather, Dáin I.
* At some point, Dáin gained the nickname "Ironfoot" to his enemies, friends, and family.

### Character Notes

* According to Gandalf, he always found Thorin more reasonable than Dáin.

### Production Notes

* Dáin was intended to wear armor and a red ax. Dáin had a red hammer instead.
* Dain was originally going to be dressed in prosthetic items and armor. However, it was too hard for Bill O'Connelly to wear so the armor was turned to CGI and .

## References

1. ↑ Chester Nathan Gould, "Dwarf-Names: A Study in Old Icelandic Religion", published in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, Vol 44 (1929), issue #4, pp. 939-967
2. ↑ Falconer, Daniel (2014). The Hobbit: The Battle of The Five Armies Chronicles: Art & Design.
Durin's Folk

**Durin's Folk**, also known as the Longbeards and the Line of Durin, are a group of characters featured in *The Hobbit*.

Durin's Folk are based on the family of the same name from *The Hobbit* by JRR Tolkien.

## Known Members

* Dáin I
* Dáin Ironfoot
* Dís
* Dori
* Durin Dwarves
* Farin
* Fíli
* Frerin
* Frór
* Fundin
* Gimli
* Gimli's Mother
* Gróin
* Grór
* Kíli
* King Glóin
* King Óin
* Nori
* Óin
* Ori
* Thorin III Stonehelm
* Thorin Oakenshield
* Thráin I
* Thráin II
* Thrór

## Trivia

* Most of the members are male, however, Gimli's, Dori, Nori, and Ori's mothers and Dís, are female members.
Dori

## Relevant Pages

“

> You can’t reason with them, they’re half­wits!
>
>
>

”

—Dori to Bilbo on the Trollssrc

**Dori** is a main character in The Hobbit. He débuted in the first film of The Hobbit and is portrayed by Mark Hadlow.

Dori is based on the same character of the same name from *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit* novels by J. R. R. Tolkien

## Appearances

 **Mentioned**

 **Appears**
Drogo Baggins

**Drogo Baggins** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*. He debuts with a mention in *The Fellowship of the Ring.*

## History

#### Before Quest of Erebor

Drogo is the cousin of Bilbo Baggins on his father's side.

#### After Quest of Erebor

Drogo marries Primula Brandybuck and they have a son: Frodo. Many years later, they die in the Brandywine River, leaving Frodo to be raised by Bilbo.
Bert, William and Tom

## Relevant Pages

“

> **Bert:** Mutton yesterday, mutton today, and blimey, if it don't look like mutton again tomorrow.
> **Tom:** Quit yer' griping. These ain't sheep. These is West Nags!
> **William:** Oh, I don't like `orse. I never `ave. Not enough fat on them.
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>
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”

—Bert, Tom and Williamsrc

**Bert, William and Tom**, most commonly called the **Trolls**, are minor antagonists in the 2012 film, *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*.

## History

The Trolls are made from stone and come to life. Several years later, they leave the mountains and come down from the Ettenmoors. At some point, they came in the possession of the Elven swords Orcrist, Sting and Glamdring. They eat the farmer and the family that lives there and also hide in a cave during daylight and come out at night *(An Unexpected Journey*).

The trolls later steal four of the company's sixteen ponies and plan to cook them for dinner. Unbeknownst to them, Bilbo is right behind them, attempting to steal from the trolls, but is caught and ends up being an unwanted handkerchief of Bert's. Before the Trolls do any harm to him, Kili comes in and rescues Bilbo with the rest of the company there. Midst in the the battle, the trolls capture Bilbo and threaten to pull him apart and this forces Thorin to surrender. The trolls later round them up and put them in sacks. When they begin wondering on how they will cook them. During their argument, Bilbo distracts them. However, Tom catches on what the hobbit is trying to do, and says the hobbit is taking them for fulls. Suddenly, Gandalf comes on top of a rock, and tells them that the dawn will turn them back to stone. However, they don't take him seriously until Gandalf takes his staff and makes the rock split in half, and the sun hits the trolls, turning them back into the statues they once were. Gandalf then whacks one of the troll statues with his staff and a pleased smile upon his face.  *(An Unexpected Journey*)

Sixty years later, the Trolls still stand where they were when
Gandalf turned them to stone with vines growing on them. Aragorn, Frodo, Merry, Pippin and Sam stay there for the night while running away from the Ringwraiths
as Frodo's state gets worse (*The Fellowship of the Ring*).

## Appearances

 **Appears**

 **Appears**
Benedict Cumberbatch

**Benedict Cumberbatch** is an actor who portrays Smaug / The Necromancer in *The Hobbit*.

## Trivia

* Is best friends with co-star, Martin Freeman and stars in *Sherlock*with him. Their characters, John Watson and Sherlock Holmes, are best friends in the TV series, *Sherlock*. However, on *The Hobbit*, Freeman and Cumberbatch's characters, Bilbo and Smaug, are enemies
Denethor II

## Relevant Pages

**Denethor II**is a character in *Lord of the Rings*. He is portrayed by john Noble and first debuts in the extended version of *Lord of the Rings: Return of the King*.

Denethor is based on the character of the same name from Tolkien's Legendarium.

## History

Before War of the Ring

Born the son of Steward Ecthellion of Gondor,  Denethor marries a young woman named Finduilas and they have two sons: Boromir and Faramir. However, he favors his older son more than his younger one.
Erebor Throne Room

## Relevant Pages

**Erebor Throne Room** is a location featured in *The Hobbit* film trilogy.

It debuts in the first film of the prequel trilogy.

## History

Following Erebor's construction, a throne room was created, following a throne for the mighty king of Erebor. After a dwarf miner found the Arkenstone, Thror had a socket for the stone to be held, believing it identified his birthright.

While visiting Thrór, Thranduil approaches the king, where both of the kings exchange nods. A Dwarf holding the white Gems of Lasgalen, Thranduil reaches to touch them. However, Thrór has the box closed before he can touch it. He and his fellow Elves leave, causing a rift between the elves and the dwarves.

During the sack of Erebor, Thror attempted to escape with the Arkenstone in his hands. However, he lost it, leaving it in Smaug's treasure hold.

Many years later, Thorin Oakenshield and his companions successfully win the mountain back; however, he has succumbed to the dragon sickness that his grandfather once had and began seeing his friends and family as his enemies. One day, tired of the fruitless search for the Arkenstone, Thorin looks upon where the stone once was held and holds a conference between him, Bilbo, Balin, and Dwalin. There, he threatens to kill anyone who is withholding the Arkenstone from him.
Dwarves

## Relevant Pages

**Dwarves** are sentient species in both the Middle-Earth film series.There are also another type of dwarves called the Petty Dwarves, who are extinct.

## Biology

Dwarves are short and are close to the same size of Hobbits, but they are only taller than them, but are shorter than Humans. They usually grow beards and have spouses and are heavily built.

The women also grow beards and have children just like the female human and hobbit race. Some of them have at least side-burns with it. Only one-third of the population is female, so having a child was considered quite rare.

They can usually live up to 250 years. Some, such as Dwalin have lived into their three hundreds.

They were also physically strong, great endurence and were also known for their crafting. They were usually quick in learning their own mining and crafting.

## Culture

Dwarves usually live in Colonies under the mountains with their family.The dwarf colonies were usually ruled by a King or a lord. All seven dwarf families answered to the one who wields the Arkenstone. However, this tradition presumably stopped after it was buried back into the earth with Thorin when he died.

Their language is sacred to them, and is forbidden to outsiders. However, there are some exceptions, as Istari such as Gandalf knew their secret language. They even had their own true, secret names that only their family knew of. Their names weren't even written on their tombstones when they passed. They also made axes as their weapons that could be used as a tool or a weapon. They also favored chainmail and other metallic armor. They also valued mithril above all else, including gold and silver. The dwarves could also make beautiful songs.

Working-class dwarves were typically miners while high class dwarves were kings, queens, princes and princesses.

For some reason, hair was also of importance, which is why they grew long beards. For example, Bombur was a ladies' man because of his unruly red hair while Kili was considered quite ugly by dwarf standards based on his stub of a beard. They usually put braids in their hair, as it appears to hold some significance. They also value friendships and loyalty above everything. For example, Thorin valued his company's loyalty when they offered it to him before his quest to reclaim Erebor began and gave his friendship to Bilbo Baggins after he had saved his life.

## Known Dwarves

* Gimli
* Thorin Oakenshield

* Balin
* Bifur
* Bofur
* Bombur
* Dwalin
* Dori
* Nori
* Ori
* Óin
* Fili
* Glóin
* Kili
* Dáin Ironfoot
* Durin III

* For more dwarves see List of Minor Characters/Dwarves

## See Also

* Dwarves of Erebor
* Dwarves of the Iron Hills
Rohan/Timeline

Before Quest of Erebor

In the 1200s of the Third Age, Kings of Gondor make alliances with the Northmen of Rhovaniion. In 2000s, the tribe of norhtmen called the Eotheod move from valleys of Anduin to the north west of Mirkwood, while cleared out the remaining kingdom of Angmar and their allies to the east of the Misty Mountains.
Bain

## Relevant Pages

“

> I came to help you.
>
>
>

”

—**Bain** to Bardsrc

 Prince **Bain** is one of the supporting characters in *The Hobbit* film series. He is portrayed by John Bell.

Bain is based on the character of the same name from *The Lord of the Rings* by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

Bain is born in Lake-town as the second-born child and son of Bard the Bowman and is the brother of Sigrid and Tilda. At a young age, Bain's mother passes away, leading Bard to raise his three children on his own while Sigrid becomes a mother figure to her siblings *(The Desolation of Smaug)*

## Abilities

* **Sword-fighting** - Though not very talented, Bain has a small ability to handle a sword. He uses a sword to protect his sisters.

## Trivia

* Character Notes
* Production Notes

### Character Notes

* By the time of the quest for Erebor, Bain is thirteen years old.
	+ However, there are no indications that Bain was around during the destruction of Lake-town

### Story Notes

* In the original book series, Bain is recorded as the only child of Bard and his unnamed wife. He has no sisters.
Belladonna Took

## Relevant Pages

**Belladonna Took** is a character in *The Hobbit*.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

Born in the Shire, Belladonna Took is born to Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb and is regarded as their twelve remarkable children. In her young age, Bella was an adventurer but settled down to be with her husband Bungo. When she is pregnant with their son, Bilbo, Bungo builds Bag End for his wife. She later gives birth to Bilbo in their home. Their son growing up becomes more of his mother's son than his father's. When her son is three years old, she sees him continuously hitting Gandalf. She gently chastisizes her son and quickly apologizes to Gandalf of Bilbo's behavior. However, Gandalf thinks nothing of it and affectionately pets Bilbo's hair.

Many years later, Belladonna passes on to the next world. Her son inherits Bag End, as well as her hope chest.
Beorn

## Relevant Pages

Beorn is a character featured in *The Hobbit* trilogy. He is portrayed by Mikael Persbrandt and debuts in *The Desolation of Smaug.*

Beorn is based on the character of the same name from *The Hobbit*  by JRR Tolkien.

## History

Beorn is descended from a race that can transform in between humans and animals. and lives with his peoples in the mountains. One day, Azog the Defiler raids their mountains and enslaves the Skin-changers. After years of abuse, Beorn is the only skin-changer able to Escape. He begins owning a farm and houses many animals while keeping on his shackle as a reminder for all those years Beorn lost.

Sometime before the war of the Ring, Beorn repopulates the skin-changers and has a son named Grimbeorn.
Elvish Languages

## Language

**Elvish Languages** are languages featured on *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

Elven Languages are based on the same name from *The Hobbit* and the *Lord of the Rings*.

## Types of Elven Languages

**Primitive Quendian** (language of the Elves in Cuiviénen)

* **Avarin**
	+ **Various Avarin languages** (some later merged with Nandorin)
* **Common Eldarin** (the early language of all the Eldar)
	+ **Quenya** (the language of the Ñoldor and the Vanyar)
		- ***Quendya* (also *Vanyarin Quenya*)**(daily tongue of the Vanyar: closest to archaic Quenya)
		- ***Ñoldorin Quenya* (also *Exilic Quenya*)**(the "Elven Latin" of Middle-earth)
	+ **Common Telerin** (the early language of all the Lindar)
		- **Telerin** (the language of the Teleri who reached the Undying Lands)
		- **Nandorin** (languages of the Nandor — some were influenced by Avarin)
			* **Original language of Greenwood the Great**
			* **Original language of Lórinand**
		- **Sindarin** (language of the Sindar)
			* **Doriathrin** (dialect of Doriath)
			* **Falathrin** (dialect of the Falas and Nargothrond)
			* **North Sindarin** (dialects of Dorthonion and Hithlum)
Citadel of Minas Tirith

## Relevant Pages

**Citadel of Minas Tirith** is a Gondor location featured in *The Lord  of the Rings*.

## History

In the Citadel, Gandalf crowns Aragorn. He is later reunited with his lover, Arwen as both of them kiss and later marry each other. Aragorn later comes across Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin, who go to bow down to the new king. However, Aragorn states that they bow to no one, as the four hobbits saved all of Middle-earth. The Gondorians later bow down to them as a sign of respect.
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Glóin

## Relevant Pages

**Glóin** is a character from *The Hobbit* film trilogy. He first appears in *An Unexpected Journey* and is portrayed by Peter Hambleton.

Gimli is based on the character from Tolkien's legendarium.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

Glóin is the second born son of Gróin, younger brother of Óin and cousin of Dwalin and Balin. He marries an unnamed dwarf woman and they have a son together, named Gimli. Glóin later owns a locket that holds pictures of his wife and son. *(An Unexpected Journey, The Desolation of Smaug)*
Dwarves of Erebor

## Group of Characters

The **Dwarves of Erebor**, also known as the Dwarves of Ered Luin, are a group of Dwarves featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings.*

## History

### War of the Ring

Several dwarves of Erebor went to Rivendell to discuss the fate of the One Ring, which had been founded by the Dwarves' old companion, Bilbo Baggins and recently given to his nephew, Frodo. One of the Dwarves, Gimli, offered his place in the Fellowship sworn to protect Frodo, offering the hobbit his ax.

Legolas later implies that the Dwarves of Erebor are fighting a battle of their own, the Battle of Dale to Gimli, who had told him earlier he would want to lead an army of dwarves to battle. *{The Return of the King)*

## Members

* Bifur
* Bofur
* Bombur
* Dís
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Fíli
* Glóin
* Kíli
* Nori
* Óin
* Ori
* Thorin Oakenshield
* Thráin
* Thrór
Elf-path

## Relevant Pages

The **Elf-path** is a Mirkwood location featured in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit*.

The Elf-path is based on the road of the same name from the children's novel, *The Hobbit*by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

The path is built by Elves during the Third Age of the Woodland Realm. Before he leaves, Gandalf tells Bilbo and the dwarves to take the path, as it was the safest route through Mirkwood to the Lonely Mountain. However, Nori accidentally leads the company off the path, causing them to look for the path again.

The company tries to find the road again but they are unsuccessful.
Battle of Five Armies

## Event

**Battle of Five Armies** is a battle fought on Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit* trilogy.

The event is based on the event of the same name from *The Hobbit* by J. R. R. Tolkien.

## History

The battle is alluded to when Sauron tells Azog to call off the search and reveals death will come to all. Later, Smaug's and Azog's forces leave Dol Guldur and march onto the Lonely Mountain. *(The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug)*

## Appearances

 *Absent*

 **Mentioned**
Fangorn Forest

## Relevant Pages

**Fangorn Forest** is a forest/location featured in *Lord of the Rings* film series. It first appears in *The Fellowship of the Ring*.

Fangorn Forest is based on the location of the same name and an allusion of the Old Forest from *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## History

Centuries before the time of the Fellowship, the trees of Fangorn would come alive and learn to communicate with one another, being taught by the Elves.

## Visitors

* Aragorn
* Éomer
* Gamling
* Gandalf
* Gimli
* Legolas
* Merry Brandybuck
* Orcs
* Pippin Took
* Saruman
* Théoden
Eldarion

## Relevant Pages

**Eldarion Telcontar** is a character in *Lord of the Rings*. He debuts, with his only appearance in *Return of the King*.

## History

### During the War of the Ring

On her way to the Grey Havens, his mother Arwen and maternal grandfather forsees Elboron son running up to his father, Aragorn. This prompts Arwen to run away and goes back to Rivendell to confront her father, and tells him she knew he saw what she saw. However, Elrond fears that the vision is not to be if Sauron continues to live.

### Post-War of the Ring

Eventually, Eldarion is born between Arwen and Aragorn after the War of the Ring.

## Family

* Solid lines denote blood parent-child relationships
* Dashed lines denote marriage, adoption relationships relationships, in offspringor descendants that result
* † denotes the deceased
* The dashed line from Isildur's name to Aragorn denote them being ancestor and descendant.
* Aragorn was a foster son of Elrond.
Giant Spiders

## Relevant Pages

**Giant Spiders** are creature species featured in *The Lord of the Rings* and its prequel, *The Hobbit*. They debut in the third film of the first trilogy.

The Giant Spiders in particular are based on Ungoliant in *The Silmarilion*, the Spiders of Mirkwood from *The Hobbit*, and Shelob from *The Two Towers* by JRR Tolkien.

## Known Spiders

* Ungoliant
* Great Spiders of Mirkwood
* Shelob

## Appearances

 **Appears**

 *Absent*
Lobelia Sackville-Baggins

## Relevant Pages

**Lobelia Sackville Baggins**is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*and its prequel trilogy, *The Hobbit*. She is portrayed by Elizabeth Moody and Erin Banks and first debuts in the first film in the LOTR film series.

Lobelia is based on the character of the same name from Tolkien's Legendarium.

## History

Born as Lobelia Bracegirdle, she marries Otho Sackville-Baggins, and becomes the cousin-in-law of Bilbo Baggins. However, Lobelia tries to get Bag End and stops at nothing until she gets her hands on Bilbo's family fortune .

## Trivia

* In the books, Lobelia gains Bag End from Frodo. In the end, she reforms and lets Frodo own the house again.
Baggins family

## Members

### Members:

* Bilbo Baggins
* Frodo Baggins
* Otho Sackville-Baggins
* Lobelia Sackville-Baggins
* Bungo Baggins
* Rosa Baggins
* Hildigrm Took
* Pippin Took
* Merry Brandybuck

### Relatives:

* Sackville-Bagginses
* Took clan
* Brandybuck clan
* Boffins *(through marriage)*
* Burrows
* Goodenough *(through marriage)*

## Film information

### First appearance:

*The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*

### Last appearance:

*The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
Fíli

## Relevant Pages

Prince **Fíli** is a main character in *The Hobbit*. He débuted in the first film of *The Hobbit* and is portrayed by Dean O'Gorman.

Fíli is based on the same character of the same name from *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit* novels by J. R. R. Tolkien

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

Fíli is born in Middle-Earth to Dis, the younger sister of Thorin Oakenshield and eventually becomes an older brother to his mother's second-born son, Kíli. However, Fíli also loses his father at a young age, barely knowing him. He is left to be raised by his mother and uncle *(An Unexpected Journey, An Unexpected Journey: Visual Companion)*

Growing up, his uncle would tell the tales of how they once lived in the Mountain and the dwarves that dreamt to reclaim their homeland (The Desolation of Smaug).
Lothlórien/Timeline

Timeline for **Lothlórien** in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Timeline

After arriving in middle earth, Galadriel and Celeborn come to Lothlórien and become its co-rulers.

An unknown time gap where it's the time of Thorin Oakenshield's quest

* Galadriel is summoned from Lórien to Rivendell, the house of her son-in-law, Elrond by Saruman to a meeting of the White Council. In her absence, Celeborn rules alone.
* After the battle of Dol Guldur, Lord Elrond takes a powerless Lady Galadriel to Lothlórien, where she regains her strength.

A 60 year time gape between the battle of the Five Armies and the time of the Fellowship of the Ring~

* Aragorn son of Arathorn leads his companions inside the old forest of Lórien. During the company's travel, they are nearly ambushed by the Elves that reside there. Aragorn persuades Haldir to let them into the city.
* Frodo views the mirror of Galadriel. After witnessing his events, Galadriel teaches him what it means to be a ringbearer.
* The company departs, where Galadriel gives each member a gift:
	+ For Legolas, a bow made from Lorien
	+ For Gimli, three strands of her golden hair.
	+ Aragorn, she gave nothing, since he already had what she could not give him.
	+ For Merry and Pippin, daggers and telling Pippin he would find his courage
	+ For Frodo, a star called "Earendil" to light his way through dark places.
Gondor

## Relevant Pages

**Gondor** is a realm  featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings* trilogies.

## Inhabitants

* Aragorn
* Arwen
* Boromir
* Denethor
* Éowyn
* Faramir
* Frodo Baggins *(formerly)*
* Irolas
* Gandalf *(formerly)*
* Legolas *(formerly)*
* Merry Brandybuck *(formerly)*
* Pippin Took (formerly)
* Samwise Gamgee (formerly)

## Visitors

* Elrond
* Éomer
* Frodo Baggins
* Gamling
* Gimli
* Legolas
* Merry Brandybuck
* Pippin Took
* Sam Gamgee
* Several elves
* Théoden

## Locations

### Regions

* Ithilien,
* Anórien
* Lossarnach
* Lebennin
* Belfalas
* Dor-en-Ernil
* Lamedon
* Ringló Vale
* Anfalas
* Ethir Anduin

### Cities

* Calembel
* Dol Amroth
* Linhir
* Minas Tirith
* Osgiliath
* Pelargir
* Tarnost

### Fortresses

* Angrenost *(formerly; given to Saruman)*
* Aglarond *(formerly; now known as Helm's Deep)*
* The Towers of the Teeth
* The castle that came to be called Durthang *(formerly)*
* Minas Ithil *(formerly; renamed Minas Morgul by the Gondorians)*
* Tharbad *(formerly)*
* Umbar *(formerly)*

## References

1. ↑ In *The Return of the King*, Gandalf tells Pippin that they "entered the Realm of Gondor."
Sam's Warning

## *The Return of the King*  Scene

**Sam's Warning** is the sixteenth scene in the extended edition of *The Return of the King*.

## Synopsis

Back with Sam, Gollum and Frodo, Sam overhears Gollum
talking about going up the steps and into the tunnel of Shelob. He demands
whatever is in the tunnel, but Gollum quickly tries to escape him; however, the
hobbit warns the former that if he does something to Frodo, and if one hair on
Sam's neck goes up, he will get rid of the "stinker" without a second thought.

Frodo, looking down, asks what that was all about, but Sam says he was just clearing a few things up.
Lord of the Rings (film trilogy)

***The Lord of the Rings***, sometimes referred to as **LOTR** and *Lord of the Rings* trilogy, is a three part high fantasy adventure
film consisting of three films: *The Fellowship of the Ring*, *The Two Towers* and *The Return of the King*.

Eight years after *Lord of the Rings*, they announced that *The Hobbit* was in production.

## Films

### *The Fellowship of the Ring*

***The Fellowship of the Ring*** was released in 2001 and is the first in the series.

### *The Two Towers*

*The Two Towers* was released in 2002 the year after with several elements of *The Fellowship of the Ring* within it.

### *The Return of the King*

*The Return of the King* was the final film of the series and was released in 2003.
Minas Tirith (Scene)

## *The Return of the King*  Scene

"**Minas Tirith**" is the eleventh scene in the extended edition of *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*.

## Synopsis

After a course of three days, Gandalf and Pippin enter the realm of Gondor and Minas Tirith's citadel. Pippin spots the White Tree being guarded. Gandalf explains that it is the tree of the King and tells Pippin that Denethor is not the king but the steward of Gondor. On the steps, Gandalf reveals to Pippin that Denethor is Boromir's father and tells him not to mention the death of his son, or Aragorn or about Frodo or the Ring. However,  Gandalf stops to tell  Pippin to not speak at all.

## Transcript

* **Gandalf:** We have just passed into the realm of Gondor. Minas Tirith. City of Kings.
* **Pippin:** It's the tree! Gandalf, Gandalf.
* **Gandalf:** Yes the white tree of Gondor. The tree of the King. Lord Denethor however, is not the King. He is a steward only, a caretaker of the throne. Now listen carefully. Lord Denethor is Boromir's father. To give him news of his beloved son's death would be most unwise. And do not mention Frodo or the Ring. And say nothing of Aragorn either. In fact, its better if you don't speak at all Peregrin Took. Hail Denethor son of Ecthelion, Lord and Steward of Gondor. I come with tidings in this dark hour and with counsel.
* **Denethor:** Perhaps you come to explain this. Perhaps you have come to tell me why my son is dead.
* **Pippin:** Boromir died to save us my kinsman and me. He fell defending us from many foes.
* **Gandalf:** Pippin.
* **Pippin:** I offer you my service, such as it is in payment of this debt.
* **Denethor:** This is my first command to you. How did you escape and my son did not? So mighty as man as he was.
* **Pippin:** The mightiest man may be slain by one arrow and Boromir was pierced by many.
* **Gandalf:** Get up! My lord, there will be a time to grieve for Boromir but it is not now. War is coming. The enemy is on your doorstep. As steward, you are charged with the defence of this city. Where are Gondor's armies? You still have friends. You are not alone in this fight. Send word to Theoden of Rohan. Light the beacons.
* **Denethor:** You think you are wise Mithrandir. Yet for all your subtleties you have not wisdom. Do you think the eyes of the White Tower are blind? I have seen more than you know. With your left hand you would use me as a shield against Mordor and with your right you would seek to supplant me. I know who rides with Theoden of Rohan. Oh yes, word has reached my ears of this Aragorn, son of Arathorn. And I tell you now. I will not bow to this Ranger from the North. Last of a ragged house long bereft of Lordship.
* **Gandalf:** Authority is not given to you to deny the return of the King, steward.
* **Denethor:** The rule of Gondor is mine and no others!
* **Gandalf:** Come!