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The Lord of the Rings (film series)

***The Lord of the Rings*** is a film trilogy directed by Peter Jackson based on the book series of the same nameby J.R.R Tolkien.

The film prominently starred Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Viggo Mortenson, Liv Tyler, Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett, John Rhys-Davies, Bernard Hill, Christopher Lee, Billy Boyd, Dominic Monaghan, Orlando Bloom, Hugo Weaving, Miranda Otto, David Wenham, Brad Dourif, Karl Urban, John Noble, Andy Serkis, Ian Holm, Sean Bean, Marton Csokas and Craig Parker.

*The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*was released on December 19, 2001.

*The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* was released 18 December 2002.

*The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* was released 17 December 2003.

## Synopsis

The future of civilization in the fate of the One Ring, which has been lost for centuries. Powerful forces are unrelenting in their search for it. But fate has placed it in the hands of a young Hobbit named Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood), who inherits the Ring and steps into legend. A daunting task lies ahead for Frodo when he becomes the Ringbearer - to destroy the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom where it was forged. where it was forged.

## Cast

* Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins
* Ian McKellen as Gandalf
* Liv Tyler as Arwen
* Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn
* Sean Astin as Sam Gamgee
* Cate Blanchett as Galadriel
* John Rhys-Davies as Gimli/Treebeard
* Bernard Hill as Theoden
* Christopher Lee as Saruman
* Billy Boyd as Pippin Took
* Dominic Monaghan as Merry Brandybuck
* Orlando Bloom as Legolas
* Hugo Weaving as Elrond
* Miranda Otto as Éowyn
* David Wenham as Faramir
* Brad Dourif as Gríma Wormtongue
* Karl Urban as Éomer
* John Noble as Denethor
* Andy Serkis as Gollum/Smeagol
* Ian Holm as Bilbo Baggins
* Sean Bean as Boromir
* Marton Csokas as Celeborn
* Craig Parker as Haldir
* Nathaniel Lees as Uglúk
* Lawrence Makoare as Lurtz/Witch-king of Angmar /Gothmog  (Lieutenant of Morgul)
* Paul Norell as King of the Dead
* Bruce Spence as Mouth of Sauron
* Joel Tolbeck as Guritz
* Sala Baker as Sauron
* Jed Brophy as Sharku / Snaga
* Harry Sinclair as Isildur
* Sarah McLeod as Rosie Cotton
* Bruce Allpress as Aldor
* Bruce Hopkins as Gamling
* John Bach as Madril
* Alexandra Astin as Elanor Gamgee
* Alistair Browning as Damrod
* Thomas Robins as Deagol
* Ian Hughes as Irolas
* Sadwyn Brophy as Eldarion
* Bret McKenzie as Figwit
* Peter McKenzie as Elendil
* Mark Ferguson as Gil-galad
Jed Brophy

Jed Brophy is a film actor from New Zealand. He has appeared in several of Peter Jackson's films, including Braindead, Heavenly Creatures, The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, and King Kong. Brophy also appears as the dwarf Nori in The Hobbit films.

## Trivia

* Jed's son, Sadwyn, portrayed Eldarion from *The Return of the King*
Adamanta Chubb

**Adamanta Took (née Chubb)**is the wife of Gerontius Took and the mother of eleven children.

## History

Mrs. Took married Gerontius Took married into the Took clan and had with him, eleven children. Among them were Hildigrim (Merry and Pipipin's great-grandfather), Hildibrand, Belladonna,  (Bilbo's mother), and Mirabella (Frodo's maternal grandmother)
Otho Sackville-Baggins

**Otho Sackville Baggins**was the first patriarch of the Sackville-Baggins family. He was the son of Camellia Sackville and Longo Baggins, the nephew of Bungo Baggins, and first cousin of Bilbo Baggins.

## History

Otho was jealous of his first cousin, Bilbo Baggins and wanted the wealth for himself nad his family. He married a hobbit who was equally as nasty as him, named Lobelia and they had one son together. However, Otho grew more jealous of Bilbowhen he adopted Frodo as his heir.

### The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

He and his wife are briefly seen in the extended version of the first film but they don't have any speaking lines.

When Bilbo returns home, the couple later appear in the theatrical version of the Battle of the Five Armies, where Bilbo sees that his things are having his things auctioned off. Otho just watches in silence as Bilbo confronts Lobelia before taking his spoons back from her.

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

During Bilbo's 111th birthday party, Lobelia and Othoa ttempted tracking Bilbo down but Frodo managed to help Bilbo hide from their cousins in plains sight.
Smaug

**Smaug**is the main antagonist of *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*and a minor character in *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*

## Background

In the year 2770, as a young dragon, Smaug had heard of the hoard holding inside Erebor. Enticed by the rumors and as required of his alliance with Sauron, he attacked Dale, but then came for a greater treasure Girion, the Lord of the City, tried to fire. Arrow after arrow, Girion kept missing. Smaug continued on to Erebor. He had driven the dwarves into exile all the way to Ered Luin (the Blue Mountains). Among the treasure was the Arkenstone, Thrór's stone and a Mithril shirt that would be give to Bilbo Baggins by Thorin Oakenshield. Thorin would also swear his vengeance on the accursed beast.

## The Hobbit film trilogy

### *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*

One day, a hobbit by the name of Bilbo Baggins interrupted the dragon's sleep and hunted down Bilbo until the Hobbit became visible to him through the One Ring. Smaug interrogated the hobbit of his friends' whereabouts, but Baggins did not divulge any of them, but he thought otherwise. Smaug knew of Thorin Oakenshield's attempt for the Arkenstone, where he started to come at Bilbo before the hobbit disappeared. Smaug searched for the Hobbit, and also tried to destroy Oakenshield's and Baggins' friendship. He also tempted to let Bilbo take the Arkenstone, only to watch Thorin suffer. Bilbo slipped the ring on his finger and disappeared, leaving Smaug enraged and Fire at the Hobbit. The next time he spotted Bilbo was when he was with Thorin and the other dwarves who came in to rescue Bilbo, but they fled. This lead Smaug to hunt them down.

The remaining company thought of a plan to split to distract Smaug. He was next seen by Bilbo and the two dwarves and chased Thorin down a hole until Nori intervened and fell to. Thorin told his fellow companions to hide after he enraged the “witless worm" on the pillars' edge. They outsmarted Smaug. The dragon than came an attack on Bilbo before the hobbit ran to the Gallery of the Fallen Kings. They attempt to burn the dragon’s skin. The plan fails miserably while Smaug flies off to destroy Lake-town.
Merimac Brandybuck

**Merimac Brandybuck** was the younger brother of Saradoc Brandybuck, son of Rorimac Brandybuck and Menegilda Goold, and father of Berilac Brandybuck.

## History

Merimac was born 2942 of the Third Age to Menegilda and Rorimac. He grew up in the Shire and had one sibling, an older brother named Saradoc.

He married an unknown woman and had one son, Berilac.

### Bilbo's Farewell Party

Merimac and Berilac, along with the rest of their family, the Brandybucks, were both present at their cousin Bilbo's Farewell Party when he turned 111.
Paladin Took

**Paladin Took** is the father of Pippin, Pearl, Pervinca, and Pimpernel, husband of Eglantine Banks, older brother of Esmeralda Brandybuck, nee Took.

## Biography

Paladin was born TA 2933 to Adalgrim Took and an unnamed hobbit woman. Paladin was also the thirty-first Thain of the Shire. His son was famous for being a member in teh Fellowship of the Ring and one of the reasons why Sauron was destroyed.

#### *The Return of the King*

Paladin is briefly mentioned when Denethor tells Pippin that he releases him from his vows,

Paladin had a grandson named Faramir born in FO 10. He later passed away in FO 13. He was later succeeded by Peregrin.
Fíli/Relationships

## Family

Fíli is a descendant of the Line of Durin, and directly descended from Durin the Deathless. Dís is Fíli's mother, and does love her, yet scared of her. Thráin was his maternal grandfather. Thrór was his great-grandfather. His father is unknown.

#### Kíli

Clearly, these two brothers are partners-in-crime and best friends. Fíli is caring, protective and strict over his younger brother. They tease anyone, including themselves. Although not twins, they are inseperable. Fíli is always there for his brother as Kíli is always there for Fíli. They arrive together at Bag End, and sit by the fire before they teased Bilbo on Orc raids. Both of them were tasked to watch the ponies, and even though Fíli is older than the two, he follows his brother's lead.

#### Thorin Oakenshield

Through his sister, Thorin is Fíli and Kíli's maternal uncle. They are considered his sister-sons over being referred to as his nephews. Fíli was raised by Thorin, and Fíli came to love Thorin as a father figure, hardly knowing his own father. Sometimes Fíli and Kíli don't bother to tell their uncle about things. They send Bilbo out to the trolls rather than ask Thorin for help.

## Friends and Allies

### Bilbo Baggins

Fíli became one of Bilbo's friends, along with the other dwarves. Fíli takes the pleasure in teasing Bilbo, as if he was their younger brother. He and Kíli get Bilbo involved into their schemes. He abandoned Bilbo to the trolls, but they both came back in the end. Fíli and Kíli were among the others that wanted Bilbo to come back. When Bilbo does come back, Fíli is relieved to see the hobbit alive and well.

In *The Battle of the Five Armies*, Fili refuses to harm Bilbo when Thorin is under the impression Bilbo betrayed them and even screams "no" when Thorin tries to kill Bilbo. After the hobbit falls down, Fili helps Bilbo up, along with Bofur.
Haldir

**Haldir** is a supporting character in *The Lord of the Rings (film series)*

## The Lord of the Rings (film series)

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

In the first part of the film adaptation of *The Lord of the Rings*, *The Fellowship of the Ring*, Haldir and his brothers encounter the Fellowship of the Ring after their escape from Moria.

### *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*

Haldir's role is greatly expanded in the films, as he is seen with a group of Elves sent by Elrond and Galadriel. However, Haldir dies in battle and is later honored for his sacrifice by the people of Rohan.

## Difference from the source material

Haldir first appears in the novel when the Fellowship of the Ring travel in Lothlórien.He and his brothers both corner the Fellowship.  Since his brothers Rúmil and Orophin could only speak Sindarin, Haldir often had to speak for them in the Common Tongue.
Elfwine

**Elfwine** is the crown prince, later King, of Rohan and the son of Éomer and Lothíriel.

He is also the grandson of Imrahil, Éomund and Théodwyn and nephew of Faramir and Éowyn

## Biography

Elfwine was born to Éomer and Lothíriel on Fourth Age 8 (FO 8)

His reign was never recorded. It is not known if Elfwine had married or had any children that succeeded him and his death date was never recorded.
Manwë

**Manwë** was the leader of the Ainur, one of the Aratar, King of the Valar, husband of Varda, brother of the Dark Lord Melkor, and King of Arda. He was also known as Súlimo, Mânawenûz or Valahiru, and lived atop Mount Taniquetil in Valinor, the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants.

He was the greatest in authority, but not in power, of all the Valar, Melkor being more powerful. He was however the greatest of the Aratar, among whom Melkor was not
Dwalin

**Dwalin**is one of the major characters in *The Hobbit*. He is portrayed by Graham McTavish.

## *The Hobbit* (film series)

### *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*

The dwarf comes across a green door with a blue rune and rings the bell to the house. Opening the door is a humble hobbit dressed in his night clothes. As Dwalin introduces himself with a bow and his name, Bilbo awkwardly does so while the dwarf eyes him skeptically. Dwalin all but invites himself in. When Bilbo asks if they know each other, the dwarf replies with a "no". Dwalin then inquires where their meal is at, as Gandalf told them there would be plenty of food. Eventually, Bilbo lets Dwalin in the house and gives him his dinner. He then comments that Bilbo's cooking is very good and asks for once. The awkward hobbit gives Dwalin several scones. Just as Bilbo is about to get in conversation with Dwalin, the bell rings again, with the dwarf not bothering to get up and answering it.

However, unknown to him, Balin is the one that enters the home; later, Dwalin goes to steal cookies in the living room. Balin looks to see his brother there and goes to greet him there. Chuckling the dwarf visits his brother. Dwalin later reconnects with Balin after bashing each other and embracing each other for what feels like the first time. Just as the two are bonding again, Bilbo interrupts their conversation, claiming that he wasn't expecting them and speaking his mind towards them. The dwarves who had not been paying attention to him look at Bilbo and accept the apology they never heard. Just then two more dwarves, Fili and Kili show up as Dwalin asks for them to give him and his brother a hand. During the celebration, Gandalf notices that they are one dwarf short. Understanding he is talking about Thorin Dwalin tells Gandalf that he will come.

Dwalin then lets Bilbo's plates fly around while singing "That's What Bilbo Baggins Hates" with the other dwarves. He laughs at the sight of Bilbo's face, before there is a loud knock at the door, revealing Thorint o arrive at last (An Unexpected Journey)/

## Trivia

* Dwalin is approximately the same age as Thorin, as both of them are best friends since birth. He was one-hundred-and-sixty-nine during the events of the series.
* Is a messy eater but appreciates Bilbo's food making
Elwing

**Elwing** was Princess of Doriath, the mother of Elrond and the parental grandmother of Arwen, Elladan and Elrohir.

## History

Elwing, as well as her brothers, were born in a house near Lanthir Lamath and lived there until her father went to Doriath to assume his inheritance as King of Doriath.

When the Sons of Fëanor attacked Doriath, all of her immediate family was either killed or lost, but those loyal to her family took Elwing as well as the Silmaril they sought and bore her away to the Havens of Sirion.

It was at the Havens that Elwing met Eärendil and later married him. She bore him twin sons, Elrond and Elros. Elrond later went on to marry Lady Celebrian, daughter of Lord Celeborn and Lady Galadriel of Lothlórien. From this marriage they produced three children, Elladan and Elrohir, twin brothers, and Arwen Undómiel, future Queen of Gondor. These children were therefore Elwing's grandchildren, a privilege shared with the Lord and Lady of Lothlórien. In the present matter at hand, Elwing was forced to abandon her children when the Sons of Fëanor came for the Silmaril in Elwing's possession. Rather than give it over, she threw herself into the Sea and was transformed into a great white bird.[3]

She flew continuously until she found her husband's sailing ship, the Vingilot. Then, on behalf of the Elves and Men of Middle-earth, they chose to sail for Valinor in the faint hope that they could make a final plea on behalf of those who suffered under Morgoth.[3]

When they arrived, Elwing chose to accompany her husband onto the shores, even though she knew it might mean her death. While Eärendil journeyed to visit the Valar, Elwing walked the shores, eventually meeting the Elves of Alqualondë. There, she told them the tale of what was happening in Middle-earth and became much loved by them.[3]

The Valar eventually agreed to go to war to aid those in Middle-earth, and also decided to give both Eärendil and Elwing the choice of which kindred they would belong. Eärendil, out of respect for his wife, allowed her to choose for the both of them. She chose to be counted among the elves, in honor of her foremother, Lúthien.[3]

A white tower was later built for Elwing where she could live. It was also said that the birds taught her their language and that she would fly to meet Eärendil when he returned from his nightly voyages.[3]
Aulë

**Aulë** was an Ainur, one of the Aratar and one of the Vala, who was responsible for fashioning and crafting the substances of which Arda, the world, was composed. His greatest works were the Two Lamps of the Valar, the vessels of the Sun and Moon, and the Dwarves, whom he created out of impatience for the Children of Ilúvatar. He also created Angainor (the chain of Melkor).
Rivendell

**Rivendell** was an Elven city ruled by Lord Elrond. Among the house lived his children, Arwen Undómiel, Elladan and Elrohir and his foster son Aragorn, who went by the name Estel

## Inhabitants

* Celebrían (formerly)
* Aragorn (formerly)
* Arwen Undómiel (formerly)
* Elladon
* Elrohir
* Elrond (formerly)
* Figwit
* Lindir
* Bilbo Baggins (Formerly)
* Elves

## Visitors

* Aragorn
* Balin
* Bifur
* Bilbo Baggins
* Bofur
* Bombur
* Boromir
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Dwarves
* Elves of Mirkwood
* Fíli
* Frodo Baggins
* Galadriel
* Gandalf
* Gimli
* Glóin
* Kíli
* Legolas
* Men of Gondor
* Merry Brandybuck
* Nori
* Óin
* Ori
* Pippin Took
* Sam Gamgee
* Saruman
* Thorin Oakenshield

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* *(*first appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Thorin and Company

**Thorin and Company** are a major organization in the film series, The Hobbit.

## Background

Thorin and Company were a group of 14 individuals who planned to retake the Lonely Mountain from Smaug.

Initally containing only thirteen dwarves, which was considered an unlucky amount, Bilbo joined as their fourteenth member. Together, they faced trolls, orcs, goblins, spiders, and elves and developed friendships along the way. Though they were successful in defeating Smaug and taking back their homeland, a battle ensued over the kingdom's treasure between the dwarves, Elves and Men. Thorin initially refused to take part in the battle, but after returning from his gold sickness, had their company joined their allies to defeat the Orcs led by Azog himself. However, during the conflict, Fili, Thorin and Kili lost their lives in the Battle. Bilbo returned to the Shire with a small chest of gold and the rest of the company remained in Erebor with their newfound wealth.

## History

### Prelude

#### Gandalf and Thrain

Before the company assembled, Thráin had given his map and key to Gandalf to keep safe, hoping his old friend wouldn't give it to Thorin.  Gandalf told Thrain to march upon Erebor to reclaim his home sometime later, but Thrain had refused. In truth, Thrain did not want to reclaim Erebor because of the pain and suffering it caused his people and felt it was unsafe for anyone to enter that mountain. When Thrain disappeared, Gandalf turned to Thrain's son, Thorin Oakenshield

#### Thorin meeting Gandalf

Many years later, Thorin had heard rumors that his father, Thrain, had been found wondering the woods of Dunland. However, he went looking and found no sign of him. Thorin then preceded to go to the Prancing Pony in Bree, where he would rest for the night. However, as he settled in the city, Thorin noticed two assassins trying to kill him, but Gandalf had come to Thorin's rescue by sitting down next to him. He asked the son of his old friend Thrain what he was doing in Bree, and Thorin revealed to his search of Thrain. Gandalf told Thorin to take back his homeland and revealed that someone wanted him dead after showing him a note that Gandalf took from unsavory characters who mistook him for a vagabond.

Gandalf then proceeded to tell him that Thorin was the rightful heir to the throne of Durin and tells him to demand that the dwarves of the seven dwarf families stand by their oaths. Thorin revealed that the task would be impossible if he did not have the Arkenstone, the jewel that was stolen by Smaug. Gandalf offered his help to reclaim the stone and the kingdom, in need of a favor, that they would need a burglar for the job.

#### Fourteenth member

Eventually, Thorin rallied twelve other dwarves that consisted of his friends and family, to join them. However, he and Gandalf agreed that thirteen dwarves was an unlucky number. Thorin allowed Gandalf to pick their fourteenth member, the Hobbit Bilbo Baggins. However, Thorin was unwilling to accept Bilbo for the job just yet.

Gimli attempted to join the company, but Thorin said he was too young for it.

1. ↑ The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Extended Edition
Faramir

## Other Information

### Occupation

Captain of the Rangers of Ithilien, Captain of the White Tower, Steward to the King of Gondor, Lord of Emyn Arnen, Prince of Ithilien

### Affiliation

House of Dol Amroth
House of Húrin
Rangers of Ithilien
Army of Gondor

### Home

Minas Tirith
Ithilien

## In the Middle-Earth Universe

### First Appearance

'**The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers'**

### Final Appearance

'**The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King'**

### Series

LOTR - ~~TH~~

**Faramir** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings.* He is the son of Denethor II, younger brother of Boromir, and husband of Lady Éowyn after mending her broken heart over Aragorn. Faramir was portrayed by David Wenham.

## History

### The Two Towers

While attacking Sauron's forces, Faramir kidnaps Sam and Frodo when they are on the road and informs them of Boromir's death. When he learns Frodo bears the Ring, Faramir wants to take it to his father. However, seeing how terrible the Ring is when the Ring-wraiths attack, Faramir releases Sam, Frodo and Gollum. When he learns that Gollum will lead them to the stairs of Cirith Ungol, Faramir threatened Gollum with a fate worse than death if harm comes to them.

### The Return of the King

Two days after Ithilien, Faramir informs Frodo's and Sam's companions, Gandalf and Pippin Took of their survival and where they are going. Faramir and Pippin form a fast friendship,but it doesn't change the fact that he still thinks Denethor disapproves of him and leads a suicide mission. However, Faramir is the only one who survives. Denethor thinks his son is dead and nearly has him burned along with Denethor. Pippin rescues Faramir from the pyre, who awakes from his coma. Faramir meets Eowyn in the House of Healing and they immediately fall in love.

Faramir later marries Eowyn and attends Aragorn's coronation as king.
Martin Freeman

**Martin John Christopher Freeman**is an English actor and comedian known for portraying John Watson on the crime series, *Sherlock*.

He and Ian Holm shared the role of Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit, portraying Bilbo in his younger years.

## Trivia

* Both Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch co-starred in the BBC television programme, *Sherlock*.
Balin

**Balin** is one of the main characters of The Hobbit (film series). Balin was the elder brother of Dwalin and one of Thorin and Bilbo's twelve companions on the Quest to Erebor. He was also the son of Fundin, the cousin of Óin and Glóin, and nephew of Gróin. He is portrayed by Ken Stott

## Official Description

A descendant of nobility and a Dwarf Lord in his own right, Balin is one of the oldest members of The Company of Dwarves. Wise and gentle by nature, he has been forced to live a life fraught with war and the ongoing struggle for survival. Related to Thorin Oakenshield, Balin is one of his closest, most trusted advisers – but deep in his heart, this wisest and most loyal of Dwarves harbors troubling doubts about the wisdom of the Quest for the Lonely Mountain.

## Background

Balin was born in Erebor, born a few years before Thorin was apparently. Through Thrór's reign, Balin experienced Thrór's gold-sickness, and befriended the King's grandson Thorin II Oakenshield. Balin was on the ledge when Smaug came. He luckily left with his life and went into exile with his father. His brother was born two years after the dwarves' banishment from Erebor.

About thirty years after Smaug conquered Erebor, Thrór tried to reclaim the dwarf, but the Enemy got there first. Balin fought along with his many kin, those among being his father and his brother. Thrór killed in, Balin may have seen Thorin fight Azog the Defiler. And then he thought to himself that day that Thorin would be the making of a great king. Eventually, Balin agreed to accompany Thorin to the Lonely Mountain.

## Personality

Balin is one of Thorin's oldest friends and companions, and closest friends growing up (other than Dwalin). He was very fond of his brother, Dwalin, shown when they both laugh when they see each other's presence and bonk heads together. During the course of the journey, Balin forms a friendship with the company's burglar, Bilbo Baggins, and often teaches the hobbit about Dwarf culture.

Despite believing the quest will fail, Balin continues to follow Thorin's lead, claiming that they were with him to the very end. At the end of the film series, Balin upheld what he told Thorin in Bilbo's home so long ago and followed him out on the battle for one last time.

## Skills, Powers, and Abilities

Balin was a skilled and capable sword-fighter, as he was able to kill a lot in his day. However, he's not as young as he used to be, so he is a little bit rusty in fighting, but Balin is strong enough to wield a weapon. He also has proven to have an intellectual memory, as he knew which way led him and his other companions to the forges. Balin also has a bit of small, fast reflexes, such as quickly pulling Bilbo into a hallway and spotting Smaug's fire at the same time
Nessa

**Nessa** was the wife of Tulkas and sister of Oromë. In "due order," Nessa was the last named Valië.

## History

Nessa was noted for her speed, swift as an arrow, and ability to outrun the deer who followed her in the wild. She was also renowned for her dancing ability, as she danced on the ever-green lawns of Valimar. She wed Tulkas upon the Isle of Almaren in the Year of the Lamps 3400.

Nessa loved to retire to the green swards which her brother, Oromë, had cultivated from the richness of his forest.Template:Rp When creating the forests of Oromë, Yavanna had planted forest glades with spells so that the glades would always remain green and smooth, and Nessa along with her maidens would dance there as long as Laurelin was in bloom
Tauriel

**Tauriel** is the lead female protagonist in *The Hobbit* film trilogy. She is portrayed by Evangeline Lilly.

## The Hobbit

### The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

Kíli excitedly shouts that Bard hit the dragon. However, Tauriel regretfully tells him that it's not possible, as Bard's arrows are no use agains the dragon and fears nothing will. However, unknown to her, Bain has hidden the only weapon capable of defeating Smaug in a boat near the Master's statue. The teenager quickly grabs onto a grappling hook and runs off to where he hid the arrow. Tauriel tearfully informs Bain's sisters and the company that it is too late and that they can't go after Bain now.

After the battle is done and over with, Tauriel cradles a dead Kili in her arms. Thranduil enters and looks at her with pity, remembering his encounter with her earlier. Tauriel states that the dwarves will want to bury him, with Thranduil agreeing with her. Tauriel feels the pain in her heart, losing her first love. She states that if this is how love really feels, she doesn't want it. Tauriel asks why she hurts so much, to which Thranduil replies that their love for each other was real. A pitiful Tauriel kisses Kili's lips as she mourns his death. Her further fate is unknown, leading some to say that Tauriel either died of a broken heart or returned to Mirkwood.

## Trivia

* Tauriel's name means "forest maiden," from the Sindarin words *taur* (meaning "wood" or "forest") and the feminine suffix, *iel* (meaning "daughter" or "maiden")
* Tauriel is approximately six-hundred years old. *(The Desolation of Smaug)*
	+ However, on some occasions, she is revealed to be around one-thousand years old.

1. ↑ Parma Eldalamberon 17, Words, Phrases and Passages in Various Tongues in The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
Farmer Maggot

**Farmer Maggot** is a minor character in *The Lord of the Rings* series

## Personality

It is known for a fact that Farmer Maggot is very protective of his crops, and hates when someone tries to steal them. He was known to chase them off, most notably Merry and Pippin. However, they had dragged Frodo and Sam into their mess.

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

One day in his house, Farmer Maggot is scared out of his wits when mysterious riders clad in black. As his dogs bark at the strangers, the leader of the black riders demands them with two words, "Shire" and "Baggins". Terrified by the creatures, he tells them that the Baggins live in Hobbiton before both Farmer Maggot and the dog retreats into his smial.

It is later revealed in the film that his crops were being stolen by Pippin Took and Merry Brandybuck and begins chasing the two hobbits, along with Frodo Baggins and Sam Gamgee.
Isengrim Took III

**Isengrim Took III** is one of the twelve children of Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb.

## History

Isengrim was born S.R. 1232 to Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb. He had eleven younger siblings: Hildigard, Isumbras, Hildigrim, Isembold, Hildifons, Isembard, Hildibrand, Belladonna, Donnamira, Mirabella and Isengar. By the time it was his turn to rule, Isengrim was already in his nineties. As he had no children of his own, Isengrim's first younger brother, Isumbras became the new Thain of the Shire
Tulkas

**Tulkas** was a Vala. He was the most warlike of the Valar and the spouse of Nessa.

Tulkas was so strong and quick that he needed no weapon or steed. He delighted in deeds of prowess and strength such as wrestling and fighting. But he was not dreadful; he laughed loudly in sport and war and his anger dispelled darkness and clouds.He was a hardy friend and slow to wrath, but also slow to forgive.

He was however mindless and did not learn from the past; always quick in action, he was not good in counselling.

His flesh was ruddy and his hair and beard golden

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Treebeard

**Treebeard** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*. He is voiced by John Rhys Davies, who also portrays Gimli.

## *The Lord of the Rings (film series)*

### *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*

Treebeard indirectly saves Merry and Pippin from an Orc but mistakes them for being smaller versions of his victim. However, Gandalf makes it clear they are Hobbits, not Orcs and tasks Treebeard to protect them. He does as Gandalf commands and Treebeard becomes friends with Merry and Pippin. He later has a meeting between several other ents to decide their role in the War. However, during the Entmoot, Treebeard initially rejects helping Merry, Pippin and their friends in the war. However, after coming across the cut down trees in his forest, the Ent decides to mount an attack on Isengard with several other Ents. Meanwhile, several other Ents deal with the Uruk=Hai and Saruman in Isengard.
Éomund

==History==

Éomund was the husband of Théoden's sister, Théodwyn With her, they had two children: a son named Éomer (born TA 2991) and Éowyn (born TA 2995). When his children were very young, Eomund had been slain by Orcs.

### Legacy

#### The Two Towers

After his death, Éomund's body was taken to his family Soon later, Eomund's wife, Lady Théodwyn, died of grief. Théoden adopted Éomer and Éowyn and raised them alongside his son, Théodred.

Though Éomund was no longer living, his name was mentioned when Gríma Wormtongue formally addressed Éomer as "son of Éomund" when he had been banished from Rohan by Théoden, while under the influence of Saruman.

Théoden later mentions his brother-in-law's death to Aragorn, recounting this had been the first time he's seen Éowyn happy.

Éomund posthumously became the father-in-law of Faramir and Lothíriel through their marriages to Éowyn and Éomer and grandfather of Elboron and Elfwine.
Lobelia Sackville-Baggins

**Lobelia Sackville-Baggins** (née Bracegirdle) was the wife of Otho Sackville-Baggins and Lotho Sackville-Baggins. She was also a cousin of Bilbo distantly through Bilbo's great aunt (and Lobelia's grandmother) Lavender Grubb, as well as his cousin in law Lobelia was a member of the Bracegirdle and the Sackville-Baggins family.

### Personality

Lobelia Sackville-Baggins is Bilbo's greedy cousin and Otho Sackville-Baggins' wife. She is descended from the Bracegirdles, being the daughter of Blanco Bracegirdle and Primrose Boffin and the sister of Bruno Bracegirdle She always desired Bag End for herself and was very angry when Bilbo named Frodo Baggins his heir. Though she finally got her wish of buying Bag End, Lobelia was a very grief stricken woman when she learned her son had been killed.

Though initially greedy and stubborn, Lobelia was fearless against Saruman's men, even using an umbrella as a weapon. She finally released all her anger of Bilbo and Frodo and gave him Bag End back as well as leaving money so Hobbits could rebuild their homes, showing that Lobelia had really changed into a different person.
Mungo Baggins

**Mungo Baggins**was the father of Bungo Baggins and the grandfather of Bilbo Baggins. Born in SR 1207, Mungo was born to Balbo Baggins and Berylla Boffin. He married a hobbit named Laura Grubb and had five children: Bungo, Belba, Longo, Linda, and Bingo. He later became Bilbo's and Otho's grandfather and Lotho's great-grandson. He died at ninety three years old at SR 1300

## The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Bilbo mentions his grandfather when telling Oin to put back one of the chairs that belonged to Mungo, claiming it is not for sitting on.
Hildigrim Took

**Hildirim Took** was the third son of the Old Took and Adamanta Chubb, older brother of Belladonna Baggins and Mirabella Brandybuck, nee Took, uncle of Primula Brandybuck and Bilbo Baggins,great-uncle of Frodo Baggins.

## History

Hildigrim was born S.R. 1240 as the third son of the Gerontius "The Old" Took and Adamanta Chubb. He lived in the Great Smials, Tuckborough with his family. He married Rosa and they had one son, Adalgrim.

He died S.R. 1341 at the age of 101.
Diamond Took

### Extended

Paladin Took (father-in-law); Eglantine Banks (mother-in-law); Pearl Took, Pervinca Took, and Pimpernel Took (sisters-in-law)

## In the Middle-Earth Universe

### Appearance

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

### Played by

Emma Deakin

**Diamond Took** is a character in *The Return of the King*. Diamond was portrayed by Emma Deakin in the film adaptation of *The Return of the King*.

## History

### The Return of the King

Diamond attends her friend, Rosie Cotton's wedding to Sam Gamgee. Pippin stands next to her, and catches Rosie's boquet. PIppin looks at her.

Diamond and Pippin would eventually marry and had a son named Faramir.
Diamond came from Long Cleeve, a village in the Northfarthing.
Stephen Ure

Stephen Ure is an Australian actor.

In Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings* motion picture trilogy, he played Grishnákh in *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* and Gorbag in The Return of the King. In *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* and *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* he portrayed the Hunter Orc Fimbul and the Goblin Grinnah through motion capture in the first film.
Rosamunda Took

**Rosamunda Took** Bolger is a Hobbit of the shire, the wife of Odovcar Bolger, the mother of Fredegar and Estella Bolger and the mother-in-law of Merry Brandybuck.

## History

Rosamunda Took was born S.R. 1339 to Sigismond Took. She had one sibling, a brother named Odovacar. Rosamunda later married Odovacar Bolger and had two children: a son named Fredegar Bolger and Estella Bolger. Odovacar and his family were at Bilbo's farewell party as one of his 144 guests there.
Fíli/Quotes

## The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

* *Only we've encountered a slight problem."*—to Bilbo

*Uh…no. Let’s not worry him. As our official burglar, we thought you might like to look into it."*—to Bilbo

* "Hey! There’s a light. Over here! Stay down."—to Bilbo and Kili

* "We’ll be right behind you. If you run into trouble hoot twice like a barn owl, once like a brown owl."—to Bilbo

* "How on earth did you get past the goblins?"—to Bilbo

## The Desolation of Smaug

* "Kili’s wounded, his leg needs binding."--To Thorin

* "Then this quest has been for nothing."--to Kili, Thorin and Balin

* " Uncle, we grew up on tales of the mountain. Tales you told us. You cannot take that away from him! I will carry him if I must!"

* "I belong with my brother."--To Thorin

* "You should leave us. Take your children and get out of here."
* "Can you not do something?"
Valar

The **Valar** are the greatest of the Ainur and the "gods" of angelic powers who work under one God, Eru Ilúvatar.

The term Valar is applied occasionally by Tolkien to include all of the Ainur who entered the world, but more frequently to refer specifically to the fourteen greatest of them, the "Lords and Ladies of the Valar"

## List of Valar

### Lords

* Manwë
* Ulmo
* Aulë
* Oromë
* Mandos
* Lórien
* Tulkas

### Queens

* Varda
* Yavanna
* Nienna
* Estë
* Vairë
* Vána
* Nessa
Hildifons Took

**Hildifons Took** was a Hobbit of the Shire.

## Biography

Hildifons was one of the twelve children of Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb and the older brother of Belladonna Baggins, Donnamira Boffin, and Mirabella Brandybuck.Hildifons Took was the sixth child of Old Took. He disappeared, leaving Bilbo to ask Gandalf if he knew the fate of his uncle.
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Boromir

**Boromir** is one of the main characters of *The Lord of the Rings*. He was the brother of Faramir and the son of Denethor.

## **Background**

### **Early life**

Boromir was born in Minas Tirith, Gondor. He was the eldest of the two sons of Denethor and had a younger brother Faramir.
He was favored over Faramir by Denethor. However, they never let it get in the way of their relationship, as Boromir cherished his brother dearly.

## **Physical appearance**

He and his brother were said to strongly resemble one another.

## ***The Lord of the Rings (film series)***

### ***The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers***

Boromir briefly appears in a flashback with his brother, Faramir and their father Lord Denethor.

In it, it explains Boromir's relationship with his brother, showing their closeness and their father's favoritism for Boromir. . However, Boromir refuses to be there, as his place was with his people. However Denethor entrusts him to his eldest son.

Before he departs, Boromir tells Faramir to remember this day before leaving to Rivendell.

### ***The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King***

**Boromir appears in a flashback Pippin has when the man came to rescue him and Merry from the Uruk-Hai.**

**Boromir later appears as an hullicination to his father when he yelled at Faramir and landed on the throne, where he thought he saw Boromir approaching. However, when he was brought back into reality, Denethor cast Faramir out.**
Gamgee family

The **Gamgee Family** was an old family of the Shire, originally from the village of Gamwich. Samwise Gamgee of the Fellowship\_of\_the\_Ring belonged to this family,

## Trivia

* Since the scouoring of the Shire never happened, Sam never re-named his family to the last name "Gardner," which was changed because Sam helped replant the Shire.
Sting

**Sting**is the sword of Bilbo Baggins, later Frodo's and then by Frodo's best friend, Samwise Gamgee.

## History

### Fall of Gondolin

Sting is forged in Gondolin, along with its brother swords, Orcrist and Glamdring. All the swords are wielded by the High Elves of Gondolin. However, they are lost during the Fall of Gondolin. (An Unexpected Journey)

### In the trolls possession

At an unknown point, the swords end up in the possession of the trolls as they hide in a cave in the Troll-shaws

### In Bilbo's possession

However, the sword's owners, the Trolls William, Tom, and Bert are turned to stone and the cave holding the sword is discovered by Thorin Oakenshield and Gandalf and their company. As the leaders take Orcrist and Glamdring, Gandalf steps on Sting and later hands it to his hobbit companion, Bilbo Baggins. The hobbit attempts to refuse the sword, as he's never used one in his entire life. However, Bilbo accepts it after Gandalf explains to him that true courage means knowing when to spare a life, rather than take one. Bilbo takes his new sword and attempts to use it as an unknown entity appears, revealing it to be Radagast the Brown.

Later, while on the run from Orcs and Wargs affiliated with Azog the Defiler, a frightened Bilbo points his sword out as the orcs and goblins corner the Hobbit and his companions.

Later, in Rivendell, Bilbo ponders if his sword has a name. However, his mentor, Balin tells Bilbo not to bother because swords are usually named for the great deeds they've done in battle. Bilbo asks if his sword has ever been used in a battle, but Balin advises that's more of a letter-opener (dagger) than a sword.

Shortly before their capture, Bilbo is reassured by Bofur with "all the luck in the world". However, in that moment before Bilbo leaves, his sword begins to glow blue before the entire company is sucked down by the floor boards. After Thorin's company is kidnapped by the Goblins of the Misty Mountains, Bilbo takes out his sword to rescue his companions. He later uses it during his confrontation with Gollum before finally reuniting with his companions. At the edge of a cliff, Bilbo takes out his sword and saves Thorin while using his sword to kill Thorin's would-be-executioner.

## Trivia

* Sting was known to causing a stinging pain to those it stabs. The definition of the word "sting" means " to produce a small but painful injury by making a very small hole in the skin" [1]
* Bilbo named it "Sting" after hearing a spider yell "it stings" as he killed it.
Nazgûl

The **Nazgûl**, also called **Ring-wraiths**, **Black Riders**, **Dark Riders**, **the Nine** Riders**, or simply the Nine** **were** once men of Middle-earth before they were corrupted by their nine rings of power.

Back when Sauron was in hiding, he resurrected the old nine kings to defeat the White Council before he fled into the east with his minions still alive. He later sent them to hunt for Frodo Baggins and his band of friends. The Witch-king was killed in battle by Lady Éowyn, and her hobbit friend, Meriadoc Brandybuck, along with his Fell Beast. They were later destroyed when their master Sauron fell.

## Hunting for Frodo and the Ring

After Gollum was tortured into giving information about the whereabouts of the Ring, Gollum is forced to say two words: Shire" and "Baggins". Sauron, with this new information sent them to the Shire. The Nazgûl, led by the Witch-king of Angmar go out to kill Frodo Baggins and find the One Ring

They swept by Farmer Maggot, asking where the Shire and the Baggins family were at. In fear of the riders, the hobbit guides them to Hobbiton inadvertently. Before they get to Frodo, the hobbit, along with his three hobbit friends, escape the nine riders find Frodo and his companions in the woods and chase them all the way to the Brandywine Bridge. They later track the group to Bree, where they invade the wrong room in the wrong inn, thus giving the chance for the Hobbits and Aragorn to escape.

Strider also fears that they will never stop hunting them.

### Attack on Weathertop

For the night, Strider, Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin camp on Weathertop. While Aragorn went to scope out the outer borders of their campsite, the hobbits remained behind. When Frodo fell fast asleep, Sam, Merry and Pippin foolishly set the fire to cook. Frodo, awoken by the smell takes it out. Thus, the fire signals five of the nine minions of Sauron to their location. The witch-king takes his blade and stabs Frodo when he doesn't give the ring up. However, the group is immediately scared off by Aragorn. While the group flees

### Second defeat

Nazgûl eventually track down Frodo and his elf companion, Lady Arwen Undómiel, before they could get to her and Frodo, Arwen summoned the water rivers, thus wiping out the entire group, but not killing them.

## War of the Ring

### Final Defeat

The forces of both Gondor and Rohan, led by Aragorn and several other members of the Fellowship of the Ring and King Éomer led a final stand. Since the death of the Witch-king, the Nazgûl were limited to only eight. During the Battle of the Black Gate, Pippin Took spotted the Eagles coming to assist them in fighting off the Nazgûl and their Fell-beasts.

## Members

* Witch-king of Angmar
* Khamûl
* 7 unnamed members
Frodo Gamgee

**Frodo Gamgee** (also known as

Frodo Gardner) was the first born son and second born child of Rose Cotton and Samwise Gamgee, younger brother of Elanor Gamgee and older brother of Goldilocks, Primrose, Ruby,, Daisy, Hamfast, Bilbo, Merry, Pippin, Robin, and Tolman (sons)

Frodo was named after Frodo Baggins.
Angrod

**Argrod** was son of Finarfin and Eärwen and one of the three brothers of Galadriel.

## Biography

Angrod was born c. YT 1300 to Finarfin and Lady Eärwen. He had three other siblings: two brothers Finrod and Aegnor and one sister, Lady Galadriel. Angrod was the first of the Noldorin Exiles to enter Doriath as a messenger from Finrod. Upon returning with a terse warning from Thingol, he was mocked by Caranthir for relaying what was perceived as an empty threat. Angrod was angered by this, having omitted negative details of their exile like the First Kinslaying.

Later while visiting Galadriel (who was living in Doriath at the time) with his brothers, Thingol accused them of deceiving him for hiding their misdeeds against his kin. Angrod spoke out in anger, pointing out the grievous wrongs they endured as well. This led directly to Thingol banning the use of Quenya throughout Beleriand.

Together with Aegnor he held the highlands of Dorthonion against Morgoth. Aegnor and Angrod were both slain in the Dagor Bragollach by the flames from Thangorodrim.
Théodred

**Théodred** was a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings*. He was the son of Théoden, the grandson of Thengel, nephew of Théodwyn and Éomund, and cousin of Éomer and Éowyn

## History

### Background

Théodred was the only son of Théoden. He and his cousins, Éowyn and Éomund, were raised together and practically siblings. He once owned a horse named Brego, who would later be given to Aragorn.

## The Lord of the Rings (film series)

### The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

After riding out to face Saruman's forces, Théodred

was mortally wounded in battle between a battle between the men of Rohan and the Orcs from Isengard. With an entire regiment of men, Éomer found his cousin alive but greviously wounded They took him back to Rohan to be nursed back to heal. Éowyn, lady of the house of Rohan and Théodred's other cousin and Éomer's sister, tended to him but saw that his wound was too deep. Théodred died of his wounds, which caused grief to the royal house and the people of Rohan.

Théodred was later buried with his other forefathers. Because of Théodred's death, Éomer succeeded his cousin as Théoden's heir.
Yavanna

**Yavanna Kementári** was a Valië, the Queen of Earth. Also known as Giver of Fruits, she was responsible for all growing things.

Yavanna was one of the Aratar and was next to Varda in reverence. She was the elder "sister" of Vána and the consort of Aulë. She was responsible for all things that grew in the earth, from the towering trees to the moss on the rocks.
Irmo

**Irmo**, more commonly known as Lórien, was the Vala who was the master of visions and dreams and kept the Gardens of Lórien.

Irmo-Lórien was the younger brother of Námo who also like his brother was commonly known as Mandos the name of his dwelling place, and also the brother of Nienna (Lady of Pity and Mourning).