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Shadowfax

## Relevant Pages

“

> **Legolas:** That is one of the mearas unless my eyes are cheated by some spell.
> **Gandalf:** Shadowfax. He’s the lord of all horses and has been my friend through many dangers.
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—Legolas and Gandalf

**Shadowfax**, also known as the Lord of All Horses, is a horse featured on Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings* trilogy. He was portrayed by multiple horses, most significantly by the late horses, Blanco and Domero.

Shadowfax is based on the same character of the same name from *The Two Towers* and *The Return of the King* by JRR Tolkien.

## History

A long time ago, Shadowfax befriended Gandalf after Theoden allowed the wizard to take a horse of his chosing. The wizard tamed him while no other man in Rohan could. Together, they go through many dangers together.

During War of the Ring

At the start of Rohan's war with Isengard, Shadowfax is called by Gandalf, who summons him by whistling. The white wizard introduces the horse to Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli and reveals that they have been in many perils together. They travel to Rohan, where the king is unwell after being poisoned by Saruman due to unknown reasons. After Gandalf heals Théoden and the burial of Théodred, the white wizard mounts upon Shadowfax to search for the King of Rohan's nephew, Prince Éomer, and the Rohirrim for reinforcements. He tells Aragorn to look for his and Shadowfax's return on the dawn of the fifth day. Five days later, during the Battle of Helm's Deep, Gandalf and Shadowfax return with Éomwr and his conpany. Shadowfax makes their arrival known by going on his hind legs and whinning. They ride down towards the battlefield and are victorious.

After the battle is won, Gandalf rides on Shadowfax again to confront Saruman in Isengard, where the company is reunited with Merry and Pippin.

After War of the Ring

Shadowfax remains in Middle-earth for a short while after the War of the Ring before leaving for the Grey Havens.

## Abilities

* **Longevity:** To have a longer life than a normal one. Being a Mearas, Shadowfax lives longer than normal horses do.
* **Speed** - Shadowfax is said to be faster than an arrow and was able to make to Gondor in three days.

## References

1. ↑ *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* Appendices)
Dís

## Relevant Pages

**Dís** is a character in the *Hobbit* films only mentioned in the second and last film.

## History

Dís is born in Erebor in TA 2760 to Thráin as his only daughter. She has two other brothers, Frerin and Thorin. At ten years old, she and her family flee, taking up business in
the settlement of men. Before her son leaves for the Blue Mountains, Dís gives Kíli a rune stone promising to return to her alive. *(The Desolation of Smaug)*

Dís sometime marries a dwarf man and has two sons: Fíli and Kíli. However, her husband is killed in battle and is left raising her sons with the help of her elder brother, Thorin Oakenshield . *(The Desolation of Smaug, An Unexpected Journey: Visual Companion)*

Fíli and Kíli later enter the Mountain with their
companions, Óin and Bofur. When they come to the treasure room, Thorin refers to them as his "sister-sons". After the death of Fili Kili and Thorin, Dis is left the sole survivor of Thror's line. *(The Battle of the Five Armies)*

## References

1. ↑ *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Visual Companion*
Rings of Power

The **Rings of Power** are magical items featured in *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit*. They first appear in *The Fellowship of the Ring.*

The Rings of Power are based on the items of the same name from *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*

## History

In the year SA 3434, Sauron creates nineteen rings for every race: three for the Elven Kings, seven for the Dwarf lords, and
nine rings for the mortal men. However, he secretly creates a twentieth ring, intended to rule over the other Rings of Power.

At an unknown point, Gandalf gains the Red Ring from Cirdan and Elrond eventually gains one from Gil-galad.

## Known Rings of Power

* Three Elven Rings
	+ Vilya
	+ Nenya
	+ Narya
* Seven Dwarven Rings
	+ Thráin's Ring
* The One Ring
* Nine Ring of the Men

## Appearances

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Radagast the Brown

## History

During *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*, Radagast noticed that all the animals fell ill and something fowl has been killing them. After saving his pet hedgehog, Sebastian, Radagast realizes that the dark presence is coming from Dol Guldur. When he goes to visit the abandoned fortress, Radagast senses the Necromancer (in actuality, Sauron's alias) after nearly being killed by the Witch-king of Angmar. He warns Gandalf, who is in company with Thorin, Bilbo Baggins and company, of what has happened and gives Gandalf a dagger that has not been forged in the land of the Living to present to the Council. After the company realizes they are beign hunted, Radagast draws the Orcs and the Wargs away from the Company as they make their escape.

#### *The Desolation of Smaug*

In *The Desolation of Smaug*, Radagast accompanies Gandalf to the the Witch-king of Angmar’s tombs in High Fells of Rhudaur. Radagast later convinces Gandalf to not return to Thorin's company in order to save everyone in Middle-earth, which includes Gandalf's friends. They later go to Dol Guldur, where Gandalf orders Radagast to return to Lothlorien and warn Lady Galadriel while he goes into the fortress. Reluctant to leave, Radagast does as he is told and warns the White Council.

#### The Battle of the Five Armies

In *The Battle of the Five Armies*, Radagast returns to Dol Guldur to help the White Council rescue Gandalf. He takes his fellow, wounded wizard back to Rhosgobel. Recovered, Gandalf tells Radagast to summon every bird and beast as he goes to Erebor, as the battle of the Mountain is about to begin. However, seeing that Gandalf's staff was ruined, Radagast gives him his staff before the grey wizard departs. He told Gandalf that it can be terrible at times, but the grey wizard doesn't listen. Radagast later appears to assist the free people’s battle, riding atop one of the Eagles. He later attends the burial of Thorin Oakenshield, Fíli, and Kíli.
Gondor/Timeline

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

The region of Gondor becomes known as the home to many Numenorean colonists. Refugees from Numenor led from Isildur and Anarion were given warm reception upon by the revival of said Numenoreans. They accept Elendil's claim to kingship over them.

Eventually taking the ring to Gondor, Isildur records why he kept the ring in the end of the Second Age.  *(The Fellowship of the Ring)*
Bifur

## Relevant Pages

Bifur is a character in ''The Hobbit'' film trilogy. He is portrayed by cast member William Kirsher and debuts in the first film of the prequel trilogy.

Bifur is based on the character of the same name from the children's novel *The Hobbit* and Tolkien's legendarium by J. R. R. Tolkien and on Bivurr from Norse Mythology.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

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During Battle of the Five Armies

During the Battle of Five Armies, Bifur rushes to Bofur's aid by taking the ax embedded in hgis head and giving it back to the Orc that gave it to Bifur in the first place. Both Bofur and Bombur pry the orc and Bifur apart. Just as Bofur pulls his cousin out of the Goblin, Bofur notices Bifur's lost his ax, causing the former of the two to panic while Bifur is relieved to have it. Bombur runs back up with the ax and attempts to hand it back to Bifur. he dwarf, now able to speak westron tells Bombur "you know where you can stick that and throws the ax away, relieved to no longer have the burden.

After the Battle of the Five Armies

Later, Bifur and the other dwarves kneel down to Thorin's body after he spent his last moments with Bilbo and attends  Thorin's,  Fíli and Kíli's funeral.  After the services, Bilbo attempts to leave without saying another word but Bifur and the others come to see Bilbo out. He wishes them luck and promises they will be always welcomed in Bag End. *(The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies)*

## Trivia

* Character Notes
* Production Notes
* Set Notes
* Book Adaptation
* Other notes

### Etymology

* The name "Bifur" is derived from the name "Bivurr", which originates in the *Dvergatal*. It usually means "beaver" in Old Frisian and "Hard worker," which refers to Bifur's family background of being hard workers and not descended from the Line of Durin.

### Character notes

* Bifur had an ax in his head that proved to be non-fatal, as he survived it even after it was dislodged from
* Because of his head injury, Bifur could only speak in Khuzdul. However, when it was removed, Bifur spoke fluent Westron, but only had one line spoken in English.

### Production Notes

* According to his actor, William Kirsher, Bifur is also going on the quest to reclaim Erebor so he can "return the ax to the orc who originally gave him the injury."
Lake-town

## Relevant Pages

“

> **Bilbo Baggins:** What is this place?
> **Thorin Oakenshield:** This, Master Baggins, is the world of men.
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—Thorin Oakenshield to Bilbo Bagginssrc

**Lake-town**, also known as Esgorath, is a location featured on *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of The Rings.*  It first appears in the second film of the prequel trilogy.

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

## Inhabitants

* Bain
* Bard
* Braga *(formerly)*
* Hilda Bianca *(formerly)*
* Lake-town Guards *(formerly)*
* Master of lake-town *(formerly)*
* Percy*(formerly)*
* Sigrid*(formerly)*
* Tilda *(formerly)*
* Fili*(briefly)*
* Kili *(briefly)*
* Oin *(briefly)*
* Bofur *(briefly)*

## Visitors

* Balin
* Bifur
* Bilbo Baggins
* Bofur
* Bolg
* Bombur
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Fíli
* Glóin
* Kíli
* Legolas
* Nori
* Óin
* Orc Huntera
* Ori
* Tauriel
* Thorin Oakenshield
Shelob's Lair

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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.

There are two pages sharing the name **Shelob's Lair** on this wiki.

* **Shelob's Lair (Scene)**, the *Return of the King* scene of the same name
* **Shelob's Lair (Location)**, the Mordor location featured in *The Return of the King* film.
Pippin's Task

## *The Return of the King*  Scene

**Pippin's Task**is the seventeenth scene in the extended edition of *The Return of the King*​.

## History

Back in Minas Tirith earlier the next morning, Gandalf takes Pippin to the tower which contains the beacon needed to summon Rohan. he wizard tasks Pippin to climb up the side of the tower and do the one thing Denethor didn't want to do: Light up the beacons. Gandalf stresses  that Pippin must not fail him; the latter of
the two looks up to see how high it is before racing to complete the task.

## Trivia

* Gandlaf's task to Pippin required in lighting the beacons for Rohan's aid. However, in the books, they are already lit by Denethor.

## Quote

* **Gandalf** Peregrin Took my lad, there is a task now to be done.  Another opportunity for one of the Shire folk to prove their great worth.   You must not fail me.
Istari

**The Istari** are a group of characters featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings.*

## History

The Istari are five wizards who are members of the Maiar and messengers of the Valar. They are sent by their leaders to help with their cause in protecting Middle-earth from Sauron, one of the old fallen Maiar.

## Members

* Gandalf
* Saruman
* Blue Wizards
* Radagast
Portal:Characters

* Bilbo Baggins
* Thorin Oakenshield
* Alfrid Lickspittle
* Azog
* Bain
* Bert, William and Tom
* Bifur
* Bofur
* Diamond of Long-cleeve
* Bombur
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Dís
* Estella Bolger
* Fatty Bolger
* Fíli
* Gimli
* Glóin
* Lotho Sackville-BagginsNori
* Ori
* Primula Brandybuck
* Sauron
* Merry Brandybuck
* Watcher in The Waters
Orcrist

## Usage Information

### Possessed by:

* King of Gondolin † *(formerly)*
* Legolas Greenleaf *(formerly)*
* Thorin Oakenshield †

### Used by:

* King of Gondolin †
* Legolas Greenleaf
* Thorin Oakenshield †

### Used on:

* Orcs
	+ Azog the Defiler
* Wargs

## Film information

### Last appearance:

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

**Orcrist** is a weapon/item featured in the prequel series, *The Hobbit*.

It is based on the sword of the same name from *The Hobbit* by JRR Tolkien.

## Trivia

### Etymology

* Orcrist is Sindarin for "goblin cleaver."
* The Goblins dobbed the sword "Biter."*(The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey)*
Ori

## Relevant Pages

“

> I'm not afraid! I'm up for it. I'll give him a taste of the Dwarfish iron right up his jacksie.
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—Ori to the Companysrc

**Ori** is a character featured on *The Hobbit*. He débuted in the first film of *The Hobbit* and is portrayed by Adam Brown.

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

## Biography

Before Quest of Erebor

Ori is born in Ered Luin to a dwarf woman and her third husband. However, seeing that their mother is isn't meant to be a mother, Dori raises both Ori and Nori. During his life time, Ori gets tired of his brother's "mothering habits" and also devlopes admiration for Nori, which later worries Dori .

At some point, Ori becomes a scribe for Thorin and Company. *(*An Unexpected Journey*)*

Ori arrives at Bag End with his brothers and five other dwarves: Oin, Gloin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur. He once approaches Bilbo at one point in the party at Bag End. The dwarves throw around Bilbo's things around the room and singing a song. However, Thorin arrives, causing the dwarves to go into silence. During their business part, Ori proclaims that he will willingly "put a dwarvish iron in [Smaug's] jacksie" before his brother pulls him back down. Ori is also the one to reveal to Bilbo they need him as a burglar. However, Bilbo refuses them the first time.

During Quest of Erebor

Ori and the others go to leave for Erebor, but the hobbit catches up with them and is inducted as an official member in the company. *(*An Unexpected Journey*)*

Ori later hears the story of how Thorin defeated Azog the Defiler in the Battle of Moria. *(*An Unexpected Journey*)*

 A few days later, Thorin and Gandalf have an argument and Bilbo gets into trouble with Trolls. Ori goes to rescue Bilbo, but he is captured by the trolls. Many of them stand down, and Ori angrily throws his slingshot onto the ground. However, Bilbo and Gandalf save them  in the nick of time. Later, Ori goes to investigate the ponies with Bifur. However, they come back and reveal that the ponies have bolted. *(*An Unexpected Journey*)*

Before War of the Ring

Many years after the Battle of Five Armies, Ori goes to reclaim Moria with Balin, Oin, and other Dwarven companions. However, the clan is killed by Orcs. Ori was killed shortly after the death of Balin.

## Possessions

* **Book:**
* **Quill:**

## Notes and References

1. ↑ Official summary for Ori's character biography
Minas Tirith

## Inhabitants

* Aragorn
* Arwen
* Boromir (formerly)
* Denethor
* Ecthelion
* Éomer *(formerly)*
* Éowyn
* Faramir
* Frodo Baggins *(formerly)*
* Gandalf *(formerly*)
* Gimli *(formerly)*
* Gondorians
* Irolas
* Legolas *(formerly)*
* Merry Brandybuck *(formerly)*
* Pippin Took (formerly)
* Sam Gamgee *(formerly)*

## Trivia

* According to Gandalf, it takes at least three days to get from Rohan to Minas Tirith by horseback. *(The Return of the King)*
Sigrid

## Relevant Pages

Princess **Sigrid** is a character featured in *The Hobbit*. She is portrayed by Peggy Nesbitt and débuts in the second film of The Hobbit trilogy. .

## History

Sigrid is born to lake-man Bard the Bowman and his unnamed wife as their eldest child and first-born daughter. Eventually, she becomes the older sister of two others, named Bain and Tilda. However, as soon as her mother passes away, Sigrid assumes the role as the matriarch of the family, caring for her younger siblings.

## Trivia

### Production Notes

* In the original draft for *The Desolation of Smaug*, Sigrid was Bard's wife and Bain and Tilda's mother. Eventually, Luke Evans convinced the writers for him to have the wife deceased and Sigrid was formed to be his daughter instead to make the family's struggles for life more of a struggle for Bard.
Orlando Bloom

## Cast Member

**Orlando Bloom** is an English actor who portrays Legolas Greenleaf in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings.*

## History

Orlando Jonathan Blanchard Bloom was born in Cantebury, Kent in the United Kingdom. He also became well-known for portraying Will Turner from the *Pirates of the Caribbean* series.

## Relationships

Sometime in 2010, he married Miranda Kerr and they had one son, Flynn Christopher Bloom, in January 2011. However, the couple divorced in 2013. He also briefly dated Katy Perry but broke up in March 2017.

## Trivia

* Orlando and Luke Evans (Bard's actor) worked together in the 2011 film, *The Three Musketeers,* but they were enemies while in *The Hobbit*, they are allies.

* Even though Bloom portrays Legolas, and Lee Pace portrayed Thranduil (Legolas' father), in reality, Pace is two years younger than Orlando Bloom in Real life.
Moria

## Relevant Pages

**Moria** is a realm featured in *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit.* It débuts in the first film of the original trilogy.

Moria is based on the location of the same name from the
series, *The Lord of the Rings* by J.
R. R. Tolkien.

## History

Many years after Erebor is reclaimed, Balin, Ori and Oin all go and reclaim Moria from the orcs. However, their colony is short-lived and
all the members in the colony are killed by orcs and Oin is eaten by the Watcher in the Waters.

A couple years later, the fellowship of the Ring containing
Balin's companion, Bilbo Baggins' nephew, Frodo Baggins, and his cousin's son,
Gimli are forced to go into Moria after the other members of the fellowship
refused to endanger the hobbits' lives. When they enter Moria, they are nearly
killed by the Watcher in the Waters. However, the company retreats into the
mountains but find that they are trapped and must go through Moria to get to
the other side.
Halls of Thranduil

## Character Affiliations

### Inhabitants:

* Elves of Mirkwood
* Elros
* Feren
* Galion
* Legolas *(formerly)*
* Tauriel *(formerly)*
* Thranduil
* Thranduil's Elk

### Employees:

* Elros
* Galion
* Feren
* Guards of Mirkwood
* Tauriel *(formerly)*

### Prisoners:

* Balin † *(formerly)*
* Bifur *(formerly)*
* Bofur *(formerly)*
* Bombur *(formerly)*
* Dori *(formerly)*
* Dwalin *(formerly)*
* Fíli *(formerly)*
* Glóin *(formerly)*
* Kíli *(formerly)*
* Nori *(formerly)*
* Óin † *(formerly)*
* Ori † *(formerly)*
* Thorin Oakenshield † *(formerly)*
Mordor

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

* Osgiliath (East bank, retaken by Gondor when led by Boromir, later whole city is taken as part of the Witch-king'sarmies campaign to take the city of Minas Tirith during the War of the Ring)
* Isenmouthe
* Minas Morgul (Home of the Nazgûl including the Witch-King, commander of Mordor's armies and Sauron's second-in-command and the fell captain)
* Black Gate
* Mount Doom (Oroduin, where Frodo cast the Ring and destroyed it)
* Nargroth
* Seregost
* Tower of Cirith Ungol
Sleeping Spells

**Sleeping Spell** is a spell featured in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. It debuts, with its only appearance, *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.*

## Capabilities

Sleeping spells are spells that make people instantly fall spells. A sleeping spell was cast on the enchanted river in Mirkwood. The spell made Bombur immediately fall asleep when he landed in the water.
Ring of Barahir

**Ring of Barahir** is an item featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. It debuts in the first film.

The Ring is based on the item of the same name.

## History

Eventually, Aragorn comes in possession of the ring by his foster father, Lord Elrond. Grima Wormtongue later identifies it to Saruman, who looks up the Ring. He finds out it is the Ring of Barahir and finds it unbelievably that Gandalf has found the heir of Isildur.
Kili's Runestone

**Kili's runestone** is an item in *The Hobbit*. It first appears in the second film of the prequel trilogy.

### History

The rock that would become Kili's was previously owned by his mother, Dís. She eventually gives it to her son before the Quest of Erebor in assurence that he will return to her one day.

Kili eventually gives it to his lover, Tauriel as a promise that they would return to each other. It is presumed she kept it.

## Trivia

* According to Kili, the runes on his Stones can only be read by those of dwarven descent and those who are non-dwarves, they will be forever Cursed, but doesn't believe in that kind of superstition and says it's just a token. However, he was just joking with Tauriel.
List of Minor Locations/Undecided Realms

List of **minor locations**in *The Hobbit*and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*

Bag End

Bag End Dining Room

Bag End Family Room

Bag End Living Room

Bag End Pantry

Bilbo Baggins' Room

Bilbo's office (Bag End)

Carrock

Goblin town

Gollum's Cave

Hidden Passageway to Rivendell

Misty Mountains

Misty Mountains High Pass

Radagast's House

Rhosgobel

Rivendell

Rivendell Dining Hall

Shire

Thorin and Company's First Camp

Thorin and Company's Rivendell chamber

Thorin and Company's Second Camp

Thorin and Company's Third Camp

Trolls' Camp

Trolls' Cave

Troll-shaws
List of The Hobbit Tie-In Media

## *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* tie-in books:

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Annual 2013*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Chronicles: Art & Design*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Chronicles: Creatures & Characters*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Official Movie Guide*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: The Movie Storybook*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: The World of Hobbits*
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Visual Companion*
Rohan

## Relevant Pages

**Rohan**is a realm featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. It debuts in the first film of the original trilogy.

Rohan is based on the location of the same name from *The Lord of the Rings*by JRR Tolkien.

## Inhabitants

* Aragorn (formerly)
* Éomer
* Éowyn
* Theoden
* Théodred
* Gamling
* Gandalf (*briefly)*
* Gimli *(formerly)*
* Hama
* Merry Brandybuck *(formerly)*
* Pippin Took *(formerly)*
Kíli

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**Kíli** is a character in *The Hobbit* film trilogy. Portrayed by Aidan Turner, Kili appears first in the first film in *The Hobbit* film trilogy.

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

## Trivia

* Kili's relationship with other characters mirror the same ones from *The Lord of the Rings* trilogy.
	+ Kíli's relationship with his uncle, Thorin, is similar to that of Éowyn's relationship with her uncle, Théoden.
	+ His relationship with his brother's is similar to that of Pippin's relationship with Merry and Eowyn's and Eomer's relationship.
	+ Tauriel's and Kili's relationship is also similar to Aragorn and Arwen's, as well as Juliet's and Romeo's from *Romeo and Juliet*.
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Hadhafang

**Hadhafang** is a
sword featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*. It débuts in the
first film of the *Lord of the Rings* trilogy.

## History

While rescuing Gandalf, Elrond uses Hadhafang to use in the
battle against Sauron and the Ringwraiths.

At an unknown point, he passes it on to his daughter, Arwen, who uses it to summon the waters of the river she and Frodo cross while being
pursued by the Nazgul.

## Appearances

 **Appears**

 *Absent*
Richard Armitage

## Cast Member

Richard Armitage is an English actor who portrayed Thorin Oakenshield

## History

* Richard Armitage is one of the eleven Middle-earth actors who are in a Marvel Cinematic Universe film. He, Martin Freeman, and Hugo Weaving were all in *Captain America* films, portraying the title protagonist's enemy.
* Armitage had a role prior in The Hobbit, as an elf.
Ravenhill

## Relevant Pages

**Ravenhill** is an abandoned fortress in *The Hobbit*.

## History

Shortly after Thorin is mortally wounded by Azog the Defiler, he apologizes to Bilbo.

## Trivia

### Production notes

* The original setting for Thorin's death took place in a tent in Dale. However, the filmmakers changed it to Ravenhill in order for Bilbo and Thorin to be alone when exchanging apologies.
* Richard Armitage almost had to go to the hospital because of him filming a scene of the battle taking place on Ravenhill.
Lothlórien

## Relevant Pages

**Lothlórien** is an Elf realm and forest in *The Lord of the Rings* film series.

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

## Inhabitants

* Amdír F
* Amroth F
* Arwen Undomiel
* Celeborn F
* Celebrian F
* Galadriel F
* Haldir †
* Mithrellas F
* Nimrodel
* Orophin
* Rúmil
* Silvan Elves of Nandorin

***Notes:***

* F: Former inhabitant

* †: Deceased inhabitant

## Visitors

* Aragorn
* Boromir †
* Frodo Baggins
* Gandalf
* Gil-galad
* Gimli
* Legolas Greenleaf
* Lord Elrond
* Merry Brandybuck
* Pippin Took
* Samwise Gamgee
* Sauron's forces

## Appearances

 **Mentioned**

 **Appears**

## References

1. ↑ The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
2. ↑ The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Manwë

## Valinor Character

**Manwë**, also known as Sulimo and Manawenuz, and the King of Arda and King of the Valar, is a character mentioned on *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

Manwe is based on the character of the same name from Tolkien Mythology and based on the Sky God Zeus from Greek Mythology.

## Family

### Etymology

* Manwe's name means "Blessed One" in Quenya.
Martin Freeman

**Martin Freeman** is an English actor who portrays a young version of Bilbo Baggins. He is also known for portraying John Watson on the BBC TV series, *Sherlock*.

## Trivia

* Is close friends with Benedict Cumberbatch. Together, they have played best friends in the 2010 TV series, Sherlock.
* Martin Freeman wrote the forward to *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Visual Companion*
* Martin Freeman, Hugo Weaving and Richard Armitage both were in *Captain America* movies, where they both played enemies of Captain America.
	+ Additionally Freeman, Evangeline Lilly, Hugo Weaving, Benedict Cumberbatch, Richard Armitage, and Lee Pace were all in Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
		- Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage and Hugo Weaving were in the *Captain America* movies.
		- Evangeline Lily was from *Ant Man*.
		- Benedict Cumberbatch was from *Doctor Strange*.
		- Lee Pace was in *Guardians of the Galaxy:Vol 1*.
Moon Runes

“

> Well, in this case, that is true. Moon runes can only be read by the light of a moon of the same shape and season as the day on which they were written.
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—Elrond describing the nature of Moon Runessrc

**Moon Runes** are a type of writing seen in *The Hobbit*.

## History

Nearly two hundred years before the quest of Erebor, dwarves write on a map that has a hidden message written in moon runes.
Sam Gamgee

## Relevant Pages

**Samwise Gamgee**, mostly referred to as **Sam**, is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings*. He is portrayed by Sean Astin.

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

## History

Before War of the Ring

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## Abilities

* Gardening
	+ Farming - Ability to Farm
	+ Ecology - The study of the ecosystem.

## Weapons/Equipment

* **Frying pan -**
* **Sword -**
* **Elven Rope -**

## Trivia

### Story Notes

* Sam named some of his children after his friends:
	+ His second-born child and eldest son was named after Frodo Baggins
	+ His third child was named after his wife and her mother
	+ His fourth child was named after Meriadoc Brandybuck.
	+ His fifth child was named after Peregrin Took
	+ His seventh sonis named after his father, Hamfast "Gaffer" Gamgee
	+ His eighth chidl was named after his sister, also named Daisy.
	+ His tenth child, Bilbo, is named after Bilbo Baggins.
	+ His last child, Tolman, was named after his father-in-law, Farmer Tolman Cotton.
Oaths Fulfilled

"**Oaths Fulfilled**" is the fifty-fifth scene featured in the extended edition of *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*.

## Synopsis

After the battle is over, Pippin and Gandalf enter on to the battlefield over to Legolas, Gimli, and Aragorn. After fulfilling their oath, the King of the Dead and his armies demand that Aragorn release them from their living dead nightmare. However, Gimli has changed his mind about the Armies of hte Dead and tells Aragorn that they will be very handy lads, despite the fact they are dead. However, the King reasons that Aragorn promised that he would release them if they helped them fight in the battle of Pelennor Fields. The soon-to-be king releases them from their oaths and acknowledges Gandalf.

## Trivia

* Aragorn finally releases the King of the Dead and the men of Dunorrow from their oaths.
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## Historia

Jeden z nadwornych magów Toussaint i wuj Fringilli Vigo. Dzięki niemu, Fringilla została czarodziejką. Uznawany jest za potężnego maga i mistrza w dziedzinie iluzji. Dowodem jego wielkich umiejętności jest Kraina Tysiąca Baśni.
List of Minor Characters/Dwarves

## Bombur's Wife

This female dwarf is an unseen character in *The Hobbit* trilogy.

History

This dwarf married Bofur's younger brother, Bombur. With him, they had fourteen children *[citation needed]*.

## Durin II

Durin II resembled his ancestor and was named in honor of him.

## Durin III

Durin III is a Dwarf of Middle-earth. He is currently deceased.

It is believed he is the third incartation of Durin I. Along with the other Dwarf lords, Durin III was given the One Ring by Sauron. Eventually, he passed it down to his son.

## Durin IV

Durin IV was a Dwarf of Middle-earth.

Like all Durins after Durin I he was given the name of the first of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves because he greatly resembled him in both appearance and manner. Indeed it was believed among the Dwarves that he was the reincarnation of Durin I, though whether this is possible is unclear.

## Durin V

Durin V was a Dwarf of Middle-earth.

Like all Durins after Durin I he was given the name of the first of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves because he greatly resembled him in both appearance and manner. Indeed it was believed among the Dwarves that he was the reincarnation of Durin I, though whether this is possible is unclear.

## Durin VI

**Durin V** was a Dwarf of Middle-earth.

Durin VI was given the name "Durin" because he resembled Durin I, and believed to be his reincarnated self. he has a son named Nain I and a grandson named Thrain I. Durin the Sixth mines for Mithril oen day, but instead is killed by the Balrog, being called "Durin's Son". His son was killed afterwards and left Thrain the first to become the next King of Durin's folk, causing them to flee from them out of Moria and to the Lonely Mountain

## Gróin

**Gróin** is a Dwarf of Erebor and a minor character in *The Hobbit*.

Groin is the younger brother of Fundin and grandfather of Gimli. He married a dwarf woman and had two sons: Glóin and Óin.

## Gimli's Mother

**Gimli's Mother** is a Dwarf of Erebor and a minor character in *The Hobbit*.

This dwarf woman marries Glóin and they have a son together: Gimli. He keeps a portrait of her and their son in a locket. When Legolas steals Gloin's locket, he notices Gloin's wife and rudely asks if she is Oin. Offended, Gloin gruffly says that she is his wife

## Náin I

**Náin** is the lord of Khazad-dûm.

History

Náin I is the son of Durin VI. Eventually he has a son named Thrain I. His father is slain by the Balrog and Nain fallows one year later. This leaves his son Thrain in charge of leading their people out of Khazad-dum and to the Lonely Mountains and the Grey Mountains. Later on, Náin II is named after him, as well as Náin son of Grór.

## Frór

Frór is a dwarf of Erebor in Middle-Earth. He is currently deceased

History

Frór is the brother of Thrór and Grór and second son of Dáin I, born in T.A. 2552. He is also the uncle of Thrain and great-uncle of Thorin, Frerin and Dis. In 2589 both Frór and his father were killed by a great Cold-drake, probably causing those from the Line of Durin's hatred for dragons.
Rivendell

## Relevant Pages

**Rivendell**, also known as Imlardis and the Last Homely House,

## History

Rivendell is a city founded by Lord Elrond.

During the quest to reclaim Erebor,  Gandalf led Thorin and Company to the hidden passageway and led them to Rivendell. However, the dwarves didn't like the Elves due to a long rivalry that started since the beginning of time. The companions reluctantly accepted the Elves' hospitality, invited to dinner by Lord Elrond. It was here that the company learned something vital to their quest: there was a hidden message on the map that talked of a secret door.The day after, Bilbo explores Rivendell and is taken in by how beautiful the city is. Elrond offers him a home at Rivendell. Bilbo eventually did take in this consideration sixty years later, as he retired in Rivendell in his elder days. However, unlike Bilbo the dwarves are making things difficult. The kitchen is left on strain since the dwarves are eating them out of home and making a mess of everything. Eventually, Thorin and Company leave Rivendell, along with a reluctant Bilbo.
Merry Brandybuck

## Relevant Pages

“

> [...] If I were a knight of Rohan, capable of great deeds. But I’m not. I’m a Hobbit. And I know I can’t save Middle-Earth. I just want to help my friends. Frodo. Sam. Pippin. More than anything, I wish I could see them again.
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—Merry to Lady Eowyn

**Meriadoc Brandybuck**, mostly referred to as **Merry**, also called Merry the Magnificent, is a character on Peter Jackson's *Lord of the Rings* trilogy. He is portrayed by Dominic Monaghan.

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

## History

Born Meriadoc Brandybuck, Merry is the son of Saradoc Brandybuck and Esmeralda Took, the nephew of Paladin Took and the cousin and the best friend of Pippin Took.

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A few years later, Merry moved on and marries his childhood friend, Estella Bolger. They at least have one child together. After his father's death, Merry becomes the Master of Buckland.

## Abilities

* **Sword Fighting:**Ability to fight with a sword. Merry was taught to fight with a sword by the late Boromir

## Weapons and Equipment

* First Borrow-blade: A sword given to him by Aragorn *(The Fellowship of the Ring (film))*. This was also his first before he lost it when he was captured by the Orcs.
* Dagger
Primula Brandybuck

## Hobbit

“

> You’re a good lad, Frodo. I’m very selfish, you know. Yes, I am. Very selfish. I don’t know why I took you in after your mother and father died but it wasn’t out of charity.
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—Bilbo to Frodo

**Primula Baggins**, formerly known as Primula Brandybuck, is a minor character mentioned in the first film.

She is based on the character of the same name.

## Biography

Primula Brandybuck is born in Middle-Earth to Gorbadoc Brandybuck and Mirabella Took in

She grows up and marries Drogo Baggins. She is killed in a boating accident and her son is taken in by her cousin, Bilbo Baggins.

Later, during the birthday of Bilbo Baggins, he later tells Frodo that he feels selfish of taking Frodo in, after Primula and Drogo died *(*The Fellowship of the Ring* )*.

## Family

Primula's maternal  cousin and the caretaker of her son, Frodo Baggins
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

**This article is a disambiguation page for Original Motion Picture Soundtrack**

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.

* The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
* The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
* The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Nori

## Relevant Pages

“

> [...] Nobody ever quite knows what the quick-witted and wily Nori is up to, except that it's guaranteed to be dodgy and quite possibly illegal. [...]
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—Official Biography

**Nori** is a character in *The Hobbit*. He is portrayed by Jed Brophy and debuts in the first film of *The Hobbit* trilogy.

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

## Biography

Before Quest of Erebor

Nori is the second-born son of an unnamed dwarf woman and the half-brother of Dori and Ori. Growing up, he gets into mischief with dwarf officials, specializing in burglary and thievery from other people. This causes a rift in Nori's relationships with his older and younger brother, who admires him. He later joins as an official member of Thorin's Company

## Trivia

### Character Notes

* Nori steals from other people and his younger brother, Ori, looks up to him. *(An Unexpected Journey)*
Skirmish in Balin's Tomb

## Moria Event

* Orcs

**Skirmish in Balin's Tomb** is a Moria event featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. It debuts with its only appearance, *The Fellowship of the Ring*

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## History

after Gandalf finishes reading the Book of Mazarbul Pippin foolishly knocks a body into a well, causing much racket. Drums sound below. Goblin shrieks follow, the Fellowship bar the door with ancient axes, and Boromir announces the attackers have a cave-troll with them. The goblins hammer and hew at the door, while Legolas and Aragorn attempt to shoot them through the cracks they make. Then the door is destroyed and numerous goblins pour in. The Fellowship battles the goblins until the troll smashes down the door and enters the tomb. The troll immediately destroys part of the sarcophagus after it is shot at multiple times by Legolas, including a shot at the top of its head. The troll soon turns its attention to Frodo, while the rest of the Fellowship is busy with the goblins. Aragorn, seeing the cave-troll about to attack Frodo, comes to his aid and stabs the troll with a large spear. The troll batters Aragorn away and stabs Frodo with the spear. Thinking Frodo is dead, Merry and Pippin leap onto the animal's back. This distraction allows Legolas to score a perfect shot through the roof of the monster's mouth, killing it. Frodo survives the troll attack, thanks to the Mithril vest he was wearing, and Gandalf leads the Fellowship out of Balin's tomb and toward the Bridge of Khazad-dûm before more dangers arrive.*(The Hobbit: The Fellowship of the Ring)*
Seth

Seth is the main antagonist of Vorago.

## Personality

At first, he is seen as a still annoying but over-protective deputy that wants everyone to be safe and claims to have instructions to keep everyone inside. However, he starts showing signs of being untrustworthy when he attempts to pull a gun on Rick for leaving while also being racist towards him by declaring him a drug addict based on the guy being Dutch. He only stops pulling the gun when Amy wakes up and questions what he's doing but it showed he's willing to kill the guy or all of them if they try to leave. He only lets Ira and Turk when they finally see he's telling the truth about the supernatural.

After Rick is found dead and the two return from the pharmacy, Seth starts to show his true nature as a sociopathic, abusive, and deranged corrupt cop who willing hits Ira, shoots Jonathan in the shoulder for confronting him, and then keeps Ira tied up in the basement. Any care he had for Amy (if he had any) goes away when she turns against him. He even goes too far by killing Turk, abandoning Jonathan to be attacked by the monsters, and attempting to rape Ira. Of course, this causes him to be killed by Jonathan.

## Trivia

* Seth is loosely based on the Stephen King villain Mrs. Carmody from The Mist.
Rohirrim

**The Rohirrim**  are characters featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. The debut in the second film of the original trilogy.

The Rohirrim are based on the characters of the same name from the dark fantasy books,  *The Two Towers*and *The Return of the King*by JRR Tolkien.

## Members

* Eomer *(leader)*
* At least a hundred other members
List of Minor Characters/Hobbits

## Banks

#### Eglantine Banks (née Took)

History:

## Bolger

### Filibert Bolger

#### Filibert Bolger

History:

## Bracegirdle

#### Bruno Bracegirdle

History:

## Chubb

#### Adamanta Chubb

History:

## Chubb-Baggins

#### Falco Chubb-Baggins

History:

## Fairbairn

### Fastred of Greenholm

**Fastred of Greenholm** was a Hobbit of the Shire.

History

He married Elanor Gamgee, the daughter of Samwise Gamgee and Rosie Cotton. They had two children: Elfstan and Firiel

### Elfstan Fairbairn

Elfstan Fairbairn is a Hobbit of the Shire.

History

Elfstan was born in Fo. A. 33 to Fastred Greenholm and Elanor Gamgee. He was the brother of Firiel, the grandson of Samwise Gamgee and Rosie Cotton.

### Firiel Fairbairn

**Firiel Fairbairn** was a Hobbit of Westmarch.

History

Firiel was born sometime in the first age. At some point in her life, she gets the Red Book that was originally owned by Bilbo Baggins asa diary.

## Gamgee Family

### Ruby Gardner

Ruby Gardner is a Hobbit of the Shire.

Ruby was the child of Rosie Cotton and Samwise Gamgee.

### Bilbo Gardner

Named after Bilbo Baggins, Bilbo Gardner is a son of Samwise Gamgee and Rosie Cotton.

## Roper Family

### **Andwise Roper**

**Andwise Roper** was a Hobbit of the Shire.

History

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## Tooks

#### {{{Character name}}}

History:

#### Paladin Took

History:
Orthanc

## Character Affiliations

### Inhabitants:

* Gríma Wormtongue †
* Saruman †

### Employees:

* Orcus
* Uruk-Hai

### Visitors:

* Aragorn
* Éomer
* Gamling
* Gimli
* Legolas
* Merry Brandybuck
* Pippin Took
* Théoden
* Treebeard

## Relevant Pages

**Orthanc** is an Isengard location featured in *The Lord of the Rings*.

Orthanc is based on the location of the same name from *The Two Towers*.

## Trivia

### On-screen notes

* It is proven that Saruman's staff resembles Orthanc.
One Ring

The **One Ring to Rule them All**, mostly referred to as the **One Ring**, is a magical item featured in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*. It debuts in the first film of the original trilogy.

The One Ring is based on the item of the same name and the Rings of Power from *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings'*
Lethuin

**Lethuin** is a character in *The Hobbit* trilogy. He was portrayed by Eli Kent and debuted in the second film of the prequel trilogy.

## History

Lethuin is one of the elves who live in Mirkwood. In TA 2941, Lethuin and other of his companions come across Thorin and Company and capture them immediately after saving them from spiders. Lethuin later threw them in their cells.

Later, he fought and survived the Battle of the Five Armies
Mount Doom

## Relevant Pages

**Mount Doom** is a Mordor Location featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. It debuts in teh first film of the series.

Mount Doom is based on the mountain of the same name from *The Return of the King* by JRR Tolkien.

## History

Before Quest of Erebor

Three thousand years before the quest of Erebor, Sauron goes to Mount Doom and forms the One Ring with its fire. A few years later, Elrond takes Isildur to the mountain and tells Isildur to throw the One Ring into the fire. However, taken by the Ring's power, Isildur refuses and leaves, ignoring Elrond's calls. *(The Return of the King)*
Zombie Inglor (Game)

*For the protagonist character of this game, see Zombie Inglor (Character).'*
**Zombie Inglor** is a zombie-themed RPG shooter hybrid Flash game developed by godlimations and published on Armor Games on November 28, 2007.

## Controls

Use the directional keys to change weapons and items. Use mouse to aim and go to different area's of the village.
Lindir

## Relevant Pages

**Lindir** is a character in *The Hobbit*. He débuts with his only appearance, in the first film of the prequel trilogy and is portrayed by Bret McKenzie.

Lindir is based on the character of the same name from *The Fellowship of the Ring* by Tolkien.

## History

At an unknown point, Lindir comes to live in Rivendell under the leadership of Lord Elrond and becomes his right hand.

## Trivia

* Production Notes

* According to Bret McKenzie, this character and his other character, Figwit are two separate characters due to their different costumes, ears and hairstyles.
Black Sword Rune

## History

The **Black Sword Rune** is one half of the Rune of Beginning. This rune represents the offensive power to attack from the sword of creation. This rune has many outstanding destructive spells.

Like its counterpart, the Bright Shield Rune, this rune grants its user immunity from illness, has its own will, but it does not grant immortality as it is not a True Rune, merely an aspect of one.

However, the Black Sword does possess tremendous power, which is par with most True Runes. Jowy even was able to use its strength to keep the nearly unstoppable bloodthirsty Incarnation of the True Beast Rune at bay on several different occasions for many months.

Although, using this great power excessively comes at the cost of the owner's life energy. Such was the case of Jowy stopping the Beast Rune. It left him so exhausted that it would have killed him had Riou not used his own rune to heal Jowy.

The current owner of this rune is Jowy Atreides. The most notable previous owner was Han Cunningham.

## Attacks

* **Flash Judgement:** 120 damage to one enemy
* **Twinkling Blade:** 100 damage to all enemies, 30% chance of instant death.
* **Piercing One:** 700 damage to one enemy.
* **Hungry Friend:** 1200 damage to all enemies.
Mirror of Galadriel

The **Mirror of Galadriel i**s a magical item featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. It debuts, with its only appearance, in the first film of *The Lord of the Rings* series.

## Capibilities

The Mirror of Galadriel can show its user the past, the present, and things that have not yet come to pass. However, there must be water in the Mirror.