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Camellia Sackville

**Camellia Baggins** (nee Sackville) was the mother of Otho Sackville-Baggins and wife of Longo Baggins

## History

Camellia was daughter of the head of the Sackville Family. She married Longo Baggins, and had one son, Otho.[1] The double surname Sackville-Baggins was bestowed on her son, after the death of Camellia's father, as he was the eldest grandson, and became the new head
Gondor

### Regions

Anórien, Ithilien, Lossarnach, Lebennin, Belfalas, Dor-en-Ernil, Lamedon, AnfalasFormerly: Calenardhon, Harondor

### Ruler

Kings of Gondor
Stewards of Gondor
Kings of the Reunited Kingdom

### Inhabitants

Númenóreans
 Dúnedain
 Gondorians
 Wood-elves
 Sindar
 Nandor
 Silvan Elves

**Gondor** is a Mannish realm in The Lord of the Rings, home to Númenóreans, Dúnedain, Gondorians, Wood-elves, Sindar, Nandor, and Silvan Elves

## Location

Gondor was located in southern Middle-earth and was part of the Reunited Kingdom by FO 1. Gondor was bordered by Rohan at the North, Harad to the South, cape of Andrast and the Sea to the West and Mordor to the East.

## History

The kingdom was founded by SA 3320.
Its capitol from SA 3320 to TA 1640 was Osgiliath before it was replaced by Minas Tirith from TA 1640 to the early Fourth Age.
Estella Bolger

**Estella Brandybuck**, née **Bolger** is the wife of Meriadoc Brandybuck, the second born child and only daughter of Rosamunda Took and Odovacar Bolger and the younger sister of Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger.

## History

Estella was born in TA 2985 to Odovacar Bolger and Rosamunda Took. Since her brother, Fatty was close friends with Merry, it's highly possible that Merry and Estella know each other as well.

After the War of the Ring, Estella and Merry married each other. They are heavily implied to have one son.
Ian Holm

**Ian Holm**  is a cast member in the Middle-earth Film Saga who portrays older Bilbo Baggins in *The Lord of the Rings* film series and reprised his role as Bilbo in *The Hobbit* film series.

## Trivia

* Ironically, Ian Holm only appears in the first and third films of both trilogies and doesn't make an appearance in the second one.
Elven-queen

The **Queen of Mirkwood**was the wife of Thranduil and the mother of Legolas Greenleaf.

## History

She died during a battle between the Orcs and Wargs before the series. There is no grave for her husband and son to visit. Her husband rarely speaks of her death to their son.

## Appearances

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (only mentioned)
Gimli

**Gimli** is a main character in *Lord of the Rings*.

## Personality

Gimli is a fierce and loyal warrior, willing to go to the fires of Mount Doom to save all of Middle-earth. He is also a very good friend, as he is very loyal to Aragorn and Legolas. However, with Legolas, Gimli had a tough history since both of their parents had a long-heated rivalry. However, they gradually become very good friends.

He is a caring and protective warrior. Just don't touch Gimli'sbeard or toss him, because he does not like that. He enjoys smoking, drinking and often competing with Legolas, which first surfaced in *The Two Towers* and re-surfaced again in *The Return of the King*. Gimli was also protective of the younger Hobbits, as he was unwilling to abandon Merry and Pippin when they were taken by Orcs and leaving them in the forest of Fangorn, even ignoring the fact from Gandalf that Merry and Pippin were safer than he was about to be.
Black Gate

The **Black Gate**is the gate that borders the lands of Mordor to prevent intruders.

## The Lord of the Rings (film series)

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

When finding a way to Mordor Gollum leads Sam and Frodo to the Black Gate, which is shut. Easterlings arrive at the gate which opens for them, and Sam spies a way down to sneak in while they have the chance, but the rock he's on crumbles and he falls down, and attracts the attention of two soldiers. Frodo goes down to him, finding him stuck to his waist in the rubble, and puts the Elven cloak over them both. The Easterlings don't see them, and its revealed that so perfectly had the grey cloak camouflaged them in the environment, that it appeared as though it were a piece of rock.

Before they can start their approach, Gollum stops them, telling them they'll be caught and the "precious" taken to Sauron. He instead tells of another, more secret way, up some stairs and through a tunnel. Sam is unconvinced, but Frodo relents.
Pokemon Glazed

## About Game

Pokemon Glazed is introduced to you today as one of the greatest Pokemon ROM Hacks ever. It is a project of Redriders180 and he tried to developed it 3 years ago. Finally, Glazed Beta 6 with 99% game progress has been released in April 2014 and minor bugs will be fixed soon. I really love the plot and graphics of this hack that bring new experiences to you. If you are not so busy and truly like Hacking ROM like us, it is a game that you should not skip.

How this game begins is the same as almost other Hacks. Today, you turn to twelve years old and your mother allows you to have a journey to Tunod and be more mature. Because being Pokemon Champion is your dream since you were a kid, you have prepared a lot for this. A mysterious power is trying to change your world and Pokemon World. You must stop them with the helps from other trainers and Professor. That is all I can reveal and to find out more informations, you can play Glazed.

## Features

* Tunod, Johto, and Rankor Regions to explore
* Two World Modes: Pokemon World and the Real World
* Pokemon from Sinnoh, Unova, and Kalos
* Catchable all of 5 Pokemon Starters
* New out-of-battle effects
* Physical/Special Moves are Split
Tilda

**Tilda** is one of the supporting characters of *The Hobbit*. She is portrayed by Mary Nesbitt.

## *The Hobbit* (film series)

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

Tilda's early life is generally unknown. She was born TA 2930 to Bard and an unnamed woman, raised by her single father. While her father was working, Tilda and her siblings stayed home. Sigrid, Tilda's sister, was like mother for Tilda and Bain.

In the fall of 2941, her father smuggled a group of thirteen dwarves and their hobbit freind and companion. When the dwarves came through the toilet, Sigrid wonered why they went throught he toilet while Tilda asked if they'd bring them luck. She later offers Bilbo a blue coat-robe.

Tilda also tried to help the dwarves when four of fourteen of Thorin's company saught her father, Bard since no one else in Laketown would help them.

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

Tilda, her sister, brother, Tauriel and Thorin's company escape from Lake-town as Smaug attacks their town. However, Bain runs out to help their father when they spot him climbing up the belltower. On the shores of the lake, Sigrid and Tilda are reunited with their father and brother. They are reunited with their father and brother on the shores and go to Dale, where Thranduil offers his services.

During the siege of Dale, Bain, Sigrid and Tilda run amongst the panicking citizens. They are nearly attacked by a Troll until Bard comes along, first ramming a wheel-barrow before using his sword to finish off the creature. Though their father wishes for them to hide in the Great Hall, Tilda wants to remain with Bard, but they ultimately go hide with the other wounded, women and children

She is last seen at the memorial for those who died during the battle.

## Personality

Tilda is a playful young girl who is optimistic and brave.

She loves her family very much, including her brother, sister, and father. It is unknown how she knew her mother since she died when Tilda was younger. She was very optimistic and open-minded. When the Dwarves came up into their house, she asked "will they bring us luck" in an innocent matter.

## Physical appearance

Tilda is a girl around eleven years old. She has wavy brown hair that is kept in a ponytail. She wears a white dress that is covered with a blue overall dress.
Varda

**Varda Elentári** is one of the Valar and a protagonist in the Middle-earth legendarium.

## Personality

Varda rejoices in light and was said to be one of the most beautiful of the Valar. The Elves called her on when their darkest hours are upon them. She could also see the true nature of those, as she was able to see the darkness in her brother-in-law Melkor's heart. Any utter of her name to dark spirits made them cower in fear. Varda, adored by the Elves, was spoken in their songs. She is also very all-knowing and can hear the sounds and cries of voices that come from east to west.

She was truly strong and benevolent and also once the mistress to Olórin

## Tolkien's Legendarium

Varda was the lightest and most beautiful of the Valar and the wife of Manwë. When they were together, Manwë "sees further than all other eyes, through mist, and through darkness, and over the leagues of the sea" and Varda "hears more clearly than all other ears the sound of voices that cry from east to west."

With dew from the vats of Telperion Varda made the brightest stars in the heavens, most significantly the Valacirca, The Sickle of the Valar (The Big Dipper) and Menelmacar (Orion).

Varda was also the most feared and most hated Valar by her brother-in-law, Melkor (later known as Morgoth). When he rose in power, Varda saw the evilness and true nature of the dark Valar.

## Followers

* Ilmarë, the handmaiden of Varda and Queen of the Maiar alongside Eonwë, Manwë's herald.

* Olorin (Gandalf), the second-in-command (and later leader) of the wizards sent to Middle-Earth to combat Sauron.
Finarfin

Finarfin was the third son of Finwë, full brother of Fingolfin, and half-brother of Fëanor.

## Biography

Finarfin was the third son of Finwë, full brother of Fingolfin, and half-brother of Fëanor. His mother was Finwë's second wife Indis. Finarfin was said to be the fairest and wisest of Finwë's sons. Like all of Finwë's sons, Finarfin founded his own house. Uniquely among the Noldor he and his descendants all had golden hair inherited from his mother, so his house was sometimes called "The Golden House of Finarfin".
Óin

**Óin** was one of the main characters in *The Hobbit**.* He was Glóin's older brother and Gimli's paternal uncle and is portayed by John Callen.

## Relationships

Glóin - Younger brother. They have a close relationship. Glóin is said to be protective of his brother due to being half-deaf. However, he knows his older brother can take care of himself.

Balin and Dwalin - Brothers who are cousins with Óin and Glóin because their father Fundin and Óin and Glóin's father, Gróin, were brothers. Óin joined Balin in his quest to reclaim Moria, showing Óin had loyalty to his cousin. Relationship with Dwalin is unknown.

Bilbo Baggins - friend and companion. He and the other Dwarves were sad to see Bilbo go
Middle Earth Film Saga Wiki

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Hobbits

### Appearance

Resemble humans, with notable distinguishing features, as being short, with curly hair, large feet with curly, pointy ears

### Notable members

Bilbo Baggins, Frodo Baggins, Pippin Took, Merry Brandybuck, Samwise Gamgee, Belladonna Took, Bungo Baggins, Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, Otho Sackville-Baggins

### Weapons

Bows and arrows
Burrow blades

## Appearances

### The Hobbit

*An Unexpected Journey
The Desolation of Smaug
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*

### The Lord of the Rings

*The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*

**Hobbits** are a humanoid species that live in the Shire and Bree.  They usually enjoyed the comforts of home and never left their homes. However, that all changed when Bilbo Baggins, Frodo Baggins, Pippin Took, Sam Gamgee and Merry Brandybuck left for adventures of their own.

## Characteristic Traits

Hobbits are humanoid creatures noted to resemble humans, with notable distinguishing features. They were known to age as half as humans and could live up to even 130 and were notable short, standing between two and three feet. Hobbits were notably smaller than dwarves. However, on rare occasions, hobbits are taller, as Bilbo was four foot eleven. On a notabl eexception, Pippin and Merry reached the heights of 4'0" and 3'8."

Hobbits also had curly hair that varied from brown to red to blond. However, blond was a rare occasion. They also had pointy ears and big feet. They were always barefoot and never wore shoes due to their feet acting like shoes of their own. They also prefer the comforts of home, with the Took clan being the notable exception.

### Abilities

There is also nothing magical about them. However, they were known to be quite elusive and had keen eye sight and hearing. Bilbo proved this when he was able to see the stairs that would get him and his friends to the Lonely Mountain, even Thorin acknowleding Bilbo had keen eyes.

### Society and Culture

Hobbits usually lived in hobbit holes, or smials as they are called. They never believed in having a king and the closest thing they had was the Thain.  They usually ate seven meals: breakfast, second breakfast, elevensies, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and supper. They usually farmed the lands and enjoyed growing things. Bilbo was known for having an exotic garden.

They also gave away birthday presents rather than receiving gifts on their actual one. Valuing home above gold, they had no love for treasures. Hobbits developed a love for ale and valued friendships among others.

### Technology

Hobbits usually never specialized in weapons. However, most of them did develop bows and arrows and had farming equipment.

They also keep bows and arrows, as most of the hobbits are archers.
Witch-king of Angmar

### Played by

Brent McIntyre (The Fellowship of the Ring)Lawrence Makoare (The Return of the King)
Ben Price (The Fellowship of the Ring)

### Series

LOTR - TH

The **Witch-king of Angmar** is one of the secondary antagonists of *The Lord of the Rings* film series

## Personality

The Witch-king of Angmar is a mysterious and dark figure who has served Sauron for many years. He is cold, cruel and calculating, being on the same level of evil as his master. He was very sadistic, murdering Théoden and nearly killing Éowyn. He was also too much for Gandalf to handle, being that the Witch-king was able to overthrow him. Pippin was also terrified of the Witch-King, as he immediately backed down in fear when his fellbeast roared at him .

## Background

The Witch-king of was a servant of evil, serving the dark lord, Sauron. Over time, his name was forgotten by men and was simply called "Angmar". he was once a noble mortal King who was seduced by the power of a ring of Power given to him by Sauron.

When he was defeated in battle, he was taken to a tomb to be forgotten. Resurrected as a Wraith, the witch-king was made Sauron a lieutenant for his Battle to conquer Middle-earth.

## *The Lord of the Rings*

### *The Fellowship of the Ring*

In The Fellowship of the Ring, Following the information gotten out of by Gollum, the Witch-king and his followers left Minas Morgul, and confronted Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin at Weathrtop. There, Angmar wounded Frodo Baggins upon Weathertop with his Morgul blade. However, he and the Nazgul were chased away from Aragorn

### *The Two Towers*

The Witch-king makes a cameo at the beginning of the film, where he is upon his Fellbeast looking for Frodo, Sam and Gollum. Because of his presence, Frodo suffers from the wound that the Witch-king had given him. He later appears in Osgiliath, attempting to grab at Frodo and the Ring. However, Sam pushes Frodo out of the way before he is taken by the King.

### *The Return of the King*

In the final installment of the films, Gandalf explains Sauron's plan to Pippin and identifies the cloaked figure as the Witch-king of Angmar, the individual who stabbed Frodo the previous year. Gandalf reveals that Sauron has the Witch-king of Angmar as a lieutenant of his armies, intending for him to lead his armies. The Witch king appears when Frodo and Sam are heading
towards the stairs of Cirith Ungol. Frodo withers in pain as the King and his Fell-beast
stand on the tower of Minas Morgul. He feels the blade as if repenetrating his
skin and Frodo recounting his experiences on Weathertop.

During the Battle of Pelennor Fields, the Witch-king is first mortally wounded by the hobbit, Merry Brandybuck and Éowyn gives him the fatal blow. After the Witch-king's death, Khamûl, his second-in-command, became lord of the Nazgul before his master's demise.
The Witch-king's death also began weakining Sauron, who had lost one of his most powerful servants.
List of minor cast members

## Sadwyn Brophy

Sadwyn Brophy is the son of Jed Brophy, who portrayed various characters, including Nori from The Hobbit. He portrayed Eldarion, Arwen and Aragorn's son.

## Alexandra Astin

Alexandra Astin is the daughter of Sean Astin. In The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, she portrays Elanor Gamgee, Sam's daughter.

## Bruce Allpress

Bruce Allpress portrayed Aldor, a man from Rohan, in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
Secret door

The **Secret door** is located somewhere Smaug would never fit. Thorin Oakenshield and the company he led to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from Smaug. The key hole would only be shown on the light of the full moon.

## Visitors

* Balin
* Bifur
* Bilbo Baggins
* Bombur
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Glóin
* Nori
* Ori
* Thorin Oakenshield
Radagast

**Radagast**(known by his epithet **Radagast the Brown**) is one of the supporting characters of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit film trilogy. He was one of the guardians of Middle-earth and preferred the company of animals.

## Background

Created with the original name, Aiwendil, meaning “bird friend," Radagast was one of the Istari to go to Middle-earth by the Valar in order to help in the struggle against the Dark Lord, Sauron.  He was an associate of Gandalf (then known as Olorin) and when coming to Middle-earth, became friends with Beorn.

## Powers

* **Animal Affinity:** Radagast as an affinity and special bond with other animals.
	+ **Animal Communication:** Radagast can communicate with animals, primarily birds and hedgehogs in the film.
* **Limited Resurrection:** Radagast is able to revive a recently deceased Hedgehog back to life.

## Abilities

* **Staff-Wielding Mastery:** Despite not being much use with a sword, Radagast uses his staff as a weapon effectively when not using it for magic, as he was able to deflect the Witch-King of Angmar with it without using magic.
* **Medical points:** Has an extended and great knowledge of herbs and medicines, especially bringing a recently deceased hedgehog back to life.

## Possessions

* **His staff:** He first takes it when going to investigate why the spiders of Ungoliant invaded Rhosgobel. Radagast uses it to defeat the bats coming after him and to stop the Witch-king of Angmar kills him when in Dol Guldur. It is hardly ever out of Radagast's possession. 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.
* **Sled:** His preferred form of transportation is a sled made of sticks and pulled by "Rhosgobel Rabbits". The sled is fast enough to outrun a pack of Gundabad Wargs, which were ridden by Orcs under command of Yazneg in the first *Hobbit* film.

## Trivia

* Along with Azog, Girion, Thrór, and Thráin, Radagast was one of the Five character who was mentioned in the original book to appear in the *The Hobbit* film trilogy.
	+ Galadriel and Saruman and the original characters do not count because they weren't even mentioned in the 1937 novel.
* Radagast was entirely omitted in the live-action adaptation. Without Radagast's involvement, Gandalfgoes to Isengard of his own accord (because he wanted counsel from Saruman) and is able to escape from the pinnacle of Orthanc by speaking to a moth who sends for the help of the Eagles. thanks
Elboron

**Elboron** was the son of Faramir and Éowyn, grandson of Denethor, Théodwyn and Éomund, nephew of Boromir, and cousin of Elfwine.

## Biography

Elboron was born during the Fourth Age to Éowyn, daughter of Éomund, and Faramir, son of Denethor.

He succeeded his father as Prince of Ithilien, Prince of Ithilien,
Lord of Emyn Arnen, and served as Steward of Gondor to Aragorn and Eldarion
Pimpernel Took

**Pimpernel Took**  was the middle of the Sisters. She is the younger sister of Pearl Took, the older sister of Pervinca and Pippin Took, daughter of Paladin and Eglantine Took, cousin of Merry Brandybuck and granddaughter of Adalgrim Took.

## Biography

Pimpernel Took was born in TA 2979 to Paladin Took II and Eglantine Banks. She had three siblings: Pearl, Pimpernel and Pippin.
Rosie Cotton

### Children

Elanor, Frodo, Rose, Merry, Pippin, Goldilocks, Hamfast, Daisy, Primrose, Bilbo, Ruby, Robin and Tom

### Extended

Hamfast Gamgee (father-in-law)

**Rose "Rosie" Gamgee** (nee **Cotton**) is a hobbit girl and Sam's love interest (later wife) and childhood friend in The Fellowship of the Ring.

## The Fellowship of the Ring

Rose first appears in the film where she is dancing at Bilbo Baggins' 111th birthday party. From a distance, Sam sees her but is too shy to ask her for a dance. Frodo sees his best friend's stress and tells Sam got dance with Rose, however Sam refuses and claims to get another ale before Frodo grabs onto him and pushes him into the crowd, where he and her dance for a brief while.

## *The Return of the King*

Rosie is referenced near the end where Sam remembers her dancing and had ribbons in her hair and admits to Frodo that he wants to marry her.

Rosie physically appears in the film where she is serving at the bar. Sam watches her from a far and drinks the ale. He goes and finally gets the courage to talk to her.

Months later, the two of them marry and later have two children , a son and a daughter. She later appears with their children and the family lives happily ever after.

## Personality

Rosie appears as a kind and cheerful young woman. She also remains faithful to Sam and doesn't set her eyes on other men. She also wants to be a good mother to her son and her daughter and their future children.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Rosa Took

Rosa Took (née Baggins) was the wife of Hildigrim Took, the mother of Adalgrim Took and the grandmother of Paladin Took and Esmeralda Brandybuck and great-grandmother of Merry Brandybuck and Pippin Took.

## History

Rosa was born in the Third Age 2856 to Ponto Baggins and Mimosa Bunce. Rosa also had a younger brother name d Polo Baggins. She later married Hildigrim Took and had one son, Adalgrim born in 2880.
Éowyn

Lady of Ithilien

Lady of Emyn Arnen

**Éowyn** is one of the supporting protagonists of The Lord of the Rings film trilogy by Peter Jackson, appearing in The Two Towers and The Return of the King respectively.

Éowyn is portrayed by Miranda Otto.

## ersonality

According to one of her uncle's men, Háma saw Éowyn as a fearless woman and all loved her and recommended her to rule in her uncle's stead while he went into battle. Éowyn was in fact the right woman for the job. In temperament she was idealistic, spirited, brave and high-minded, but very lonely, having sacrificed her own happiness for years to care for her sick uncle and meet the responsibilities of a shield-maiden. Éowyn was also a rebellious young woman, for she wanted to have the chance to fight. However, she was always turned down to fight in battle. (In the films, when Rohan was attacked by the wargs, Éowyn insists to fight alongside her uncle and Aragorn but Théoden orders her to lead the people to Helm's Deep. Éowyn was indeed fearless as Hama said she was, for she went into a battle fierce and true.

She developed a friendship with the hobbit, Merry Brandybuck, when he was separated from Pippin and was protective of him during the battle, as she and him were to stay together. They both proved to be a perfect team, as Merry and Éowyn were able to fight off several of the orcs. Though they were separated, Merry managed to save her from the Witch-king, using his blade to kill him, showing a strong friendship between them both. Éowyn was also very close with her uncle, Théoden, whom she considered her father because her biological one had been killed in battle and her mother, Théodwyn died of grief. She felt that Théodred was like a second brother to her, due to being raised together by Théoden, as she cried with grief when she found out that her cousin had died during the night.

## Books

Éowyn appears as a minor character in JRR Tolkien's The Two Towers, Éowyn was in charge of taking care of her sickly uncle, Théoden, whose mind had been poisoned by Grima Wormtongue and placed under Saruman's spell. She too was victim of Wormtongue, who continuously stalked her.

However, Éowyn and Théoden are able to recognize each other once Théoden is no longer under Wormtongue's influence. She was later left to rule the Golden Hall while her uncle, brother and their army is away. However, in the film, she goes to Helm's Deep with her friends and family for safety.
Númenóreans

**Númenóreans** were the men of Númenór. They were the scion of the Edain, the most noble race of Men during the First Age. These men were given the island of Númenor at the beginning of the Second Age by the Valar.

* ilinel
* Almarian
* Almiel
* Amandil
* Anárion
* Anárion
* Ar-Adûnakhôr
* Ar-Gimilzôr
* Ar-Pharazôn
* Ar-Pharazôn
* Ar-Sakalthôr
* Ar-Zimrathôn
* Ardamir (son of Axantur)
* Atanalcar
* Aulendil (Vardamir's son)
* Axantur
* B
* Beregar
* Category:Black Númenóreans
* C
* Caliondo
* Captain of the King's Ships
* Cemendur (son of Axantur)
* Ciryatur
* E
* Elatan
* Elendil
* Elendil
* Elendur
* Elros
* Elros
* Erendis
* Erendis
* Eärendur (Lord of Andúnië)
* Eärendur of Númenor
* G
* Gimilkhâd
* Gimilzagar
* H
* Hallacar
* Hallatan
* Hatholdir
* Henderch
* Herucalmo
* House of Elros
* House of Elros
* I
* Imrazôr
* Inzilbêth
* Isildur
* Isildur
* Isilmo
* Isilmë
* K
* King of Númenor
* King of Númenor
* L
* Lindissë
* Lindórië
* Category:Lords of Andúnië
* M
* Mairen
* Malantur
* Manwendil
* Meneldil
* N
* Nessanië
* Nolondil
* Númendil
* Númenóreans
* Númenóreans
* Núneth
* O
* Orchaldor
* Oromendil
* Q
* Category:Queens of Númenor
* R
* Category:Rulers of Númenor
* S
* Silmariën
* Soronto
* T
* Tar-Alcarin
* Tar-Aldarion
* Tar-Amandil
* Tar-Ancalimon
* Tar-Ancalimë
* Tar-Ancalimë
* Tar-Anárion
* Tar-Ardamin
* Tar-Atanamir
* Tar-Calmacil
* Tar-Ciryatan
* Tar-Elendil
* Tar-Meneldur
* Tar-Minastir
* Tar-Míriel
* Tar-Míriel
* Tar-Palantir
* Tar-Súrion
* Tar-Telemmaitë
* Tar-Telperiën
* Tar-Vanimeldë
* Tindómiel
* U
* Ulbar
* V
* Valandil of Andúnië
* Vardamir Nólimon
* Vardilmë
* Vëantur
* Y
* Yávien
* Z
* Zamîn
* Í
* Írildë
* Î
* Îbal
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

***The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*** is a 2003 epic high fantasy film directed by Peter Jackson based on the second and third volumes of J. R. R. Tolkien's *The Lord of the Rings*. It was followed by *The Fellowship of the Ring* and *The Two Towers* and it is the last installment of the *Lord of the Rings* trilogy. It was followed by *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*, released eleven years after this film.

It stars Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins, Ian McKellen as Gandalf, Liv Tyler as Arwen, Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn, Sean Astin as Samwise Gamgee, Cate Blanchett as Gandalf, John Rhys-Davies as Gimli, Bernard Hill as Theoden, Billy Boyd as Pippin Took, Dominic Monaghan as Merry Brandybuck, Orlando Bloom as Legolas, Hugo Weaving as Elrond, Miranda Otto as Eowyn, David Wenham as Faramir, Karl Urban as Eomer, John Noble as Denethor, Andy Serkis as Gollum, Ian Holm as Bilbo Baggins, and Sean Bean as Boromir.

## Synopsis

The culmination of nearly 10 years' work and conclusion to Peter Jackson's epic trilogy based on the timeless J.R.R. Tolkien classic, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" presents the final confrontation between the forces of good and evil fighting for control of the future of Middle-earth. Hobbits Frodo and Sam reach Mordor in their quest to destroy the `one ring', while Aragorn leads the forces of good against Sauron's evil army at the stone city of Minas Tirith.
Frodo Baggins/Relationships

### **Samwise Gamgee**

Sam was one of Frodo's best friends that he knew since childhood and has been his gardener for countless years. Sam was also the only Hobbit to remain with Frodo on his quest to destroy the One Ring. Even though Frodo yelled for Samwise to go home, he still remained on Frodo's side.
After saying goodbye, Sam nearly cried but knew that he would one day reunite with Frodo.
Esmeralda Brandybuck

**Esmeralda Brandybuck** (née Took) was the wife of Saradoc Brandybuck, the mother of Merry Brandybuck and the mother-in-law of Estella Bolger. Esmeralda is also related to Bilbo Baggins through her father, Adalgrim Took, who was one of Bilbo's first cousins.

Esmeralda is a member of the Brandybuck Clan, the Took Clan and the Baggins Family.

## History

Esmeralda Took was born in The Shire to Adalgrim Took. She had four siblings: three unnamed older sisters and one brother, Paladin. At an unknown point Esmeralda met and fell in love with Saradoc Brandybuck and ended up marrying each other. They only had one child, a son named Meriadoc (whom they nicknamed Merry).

Along with her son and husband, Esmeralda was one of the 144 guests at Bilbo's farewell 111th birthday party.
Aegnor

**Aegnor** was a son of Finarfin and Eärwen.

## Biography

Aegnor was born between Y.T. 1300 and Y.T. 1362 in the kingdom of Tirion

He had three siblings: two brothers, Angrod and Finrod and one sister, Galadriel. He was also the uncle of Celebrian and a great-uncle of Arwen, Elladan and Elrohir. He settled with his brother on the northern slopes of Dorthonion, where, in the reflection of Aeluin, he saw the young Andreth and they fell in love with each other. However he could not return her love during the Siege of Angband, since according to the law of the Eldar, no marriages are allowed during a time of war. It is said that because of her sake, he would not take any Elven bride.

Together with Angrod he held the highlands of Dorthonion against Morgoth. Aegnor and Angrod were both slain in the Dagor Bragollach by the flames from Thangorodrim. It was Aegnor's love for Andreth that brought about the memorable conversation between Andreth and Finrod titled Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth.
Celebrían

**Celebrían** was daughter of Celeborn and Galadriel, the wife of Elrond, the mother of Elladon, Elrohir and Arwen, and the mother-in-law of Aragorn.

## History

Celebrian was born between SA 350 and SA 400, living with her parents in Eregion, but later fled to Lorin and to Rivendell, where she met Lord Elrond. They later married and Celebrian and Elrond had three children: Elladon, Elrohir, and Arwen. In TA2509, while going to visit her parents in Lothlorien, Celebrian and her company were waylaid by orcs. The poor woman was tortured by the Orcs for weeks before she was saved by her two sons. Though Elrond fully healed her, she was never fully healed in her mind and left Middle-earth in TA 2510.

After Arwen married Aragorn, Celebrian became his mother-in-law and Eldarion's maternal grandmother.
Sigrid

**Sigrid** is one of the supporting characters of *The Hobbit*. She is portrayed by Peggy Nesbitt.

## *The Hobbit* (film series)

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

Sigrid first appears in The Desolation of Smaug, welcoming her father, Bard and brother Bain home. However, she is shocked to find that they have smuggled thirteen dwarves and their companion, Bilbo Baggins, into their home.

While Thorin and Company leave behind Bofur, Fíli, and Óin to take care of a sick Kíli, Sigrid helps tend to the dwarves when the family hears the dragon, Smaug awaken due to Bilbo accidentally waking the dragon up. Bard reveals to his children that he is going to kill the dragon before it can hurt anyone. When her father did not return and only her brother did, Sigrid yells for him, but does not see her father coming when an Orc jumps down and scares her. Sigrid attempts to keep the Orc at bay by closing the door, but soon finds the house is under attack. During the fight, Legolas and Tauriel rescue the family and Thorin's remaining companions.

Sigrid and Tilda later helps Tauriel with healing Kili by holding him still as the elf heals him. However, they panic when they hear that Smaug is coming to destroy Lake-town.

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

Sigrid leaves Lake-town with Tilda, Bain, Tauriel and the four dwarves as Smaug attacks and destroys the town. However, Bain runs out to help their father when they spot him climbing up the belltower. On the shores of the lake, Sigrid and Tilda are reunited with their father and brother.

During the siege of Dale, Bain, Sigrid and Tilda run amongst the panicking citizens. They are nearly attacked by a Troll until Bard comes along, first ramming a wheel-barrow before using his sword to finish off the creature. Though their father wishes for them to hide in the Great Hall, Tilda wants to remain with Bard, but they ultimately go hide with the other wounded, women and children
Damrod

Template:Character infobox**Damrod** is one of the minor characters in *The Lord of the Rings* film series.

## The Lord of the Rings (film series)

Damrod was the companion of Mablung and a trusted guard of Faramir. Together he and Mablung watched Frodo and Samduring the ambush of the Men of Harad in Ithilien. While they waited before the battle Damrod told the hobbits of the Enemy's dealings with the Southrons. Damrod had little hope; he believed "the days of Gondor are numbered, and the walls of Minas Tirith are doomed" Minor characters (The Lord of the Rings)
Elanor Gamgee

**Elanor Gamgee**is the firstborn child and daughter of Sam Gamgee and Rosie Cotton

## History

Called "The Fair" for her golden hair, she was born 25 March 1421 by Shire Reckoning (which was T.A. 3021), which was at the same time the first day of the Fourth Age in Gondor. Elanor was also the only one of Samwise's children known to the Ringbearer, Frodo Baggins, and her name was a suggestion by him.

In S.R. 1436 Elanor became a maid of honor to Queen Arwen Evenstar, and in 1451 she married Fastred of Greenholm. Four years later, Fastred was named Warden of Westmarch by the Thain at the request of Samwise. Elanor and her husband then moved to the Undertowers on the Tower Hills where their family (becoming known as the Fairbairns of the Towers) would live for many generations.

After her father's passing to the Undying Lands in 1482, Elanor and her line became the keepers of the Red Book of Westmarch. Her two children were Elfstan, born in 1454, and Fíriel.
Rúmil

## Biography

### Background

Rúmil was the brother of Orophin and Haldir and marchwarden of Lórien. Unlike Haldir, Rúmil and Orophin spoke little Westron and only Silvan due to his refusal in travelling outside of Lorien. Together, they guarded the border of the western part of the forest. The brothers were also implied to be Silvan elves.

### The Fellowship of the Ring

During their hunt, Orophin, Rúmil, and Haldir came across the Fellowship of the Ring and took them to see Galadriel and Celeborn.
Fredegar Bolger

**Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger**is a minor character in *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*. He was also friends with Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, Merry Brandybuck, and Pippin Took.

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

Fatty was one of the one-hundred and forty four guests at Bilbo's Farewell Party. He was one of the Hobbits who responded to Bilbo when he made a shout out to the Bolger family. He witnessed Bilbo use the ring and disappear.
Longo Baggins

**Longo Baggins**is the husband of Camellia Sackville, a son of Laura Grubb and Mungo Baggins, brother of Bungo Baggins, and uncle of Bilbo Bagigns

## History

Longo was the third child and second son of Mungo Baggins and Laura Grubb. He married Camellia Sackville, the daughter of the Sackville Family patriarch.[1] In S.R. 1310, their son Otho Sackville-Baggins was born
Primula Brandybuck

**Primula Baggins, née Brandybuck** was one of the six children of Gorbadoc Brandybuck and Mirabella Took, the wife of the late Drogo Baggins, the mother of Frodo, and Bilbo's cousin.

## Biography

Primula was born 2920 of the Third Age to Mirabella Took and Gorbadoc Brandybuck. She had five siblings, one of them being Rorimac Brandybuck (Merry Brandybuck's paternal grandfather).

Primula married cousin Bilbo's Paternal second cousin, Drogo and together they had one child, a son named Frodo Baggins.
Morwen Steelsheen

**Morwen Steelsheen of Lossarnach** was the Queen of Rohan, the wife of Thengel, mother of Théoden and Théodwyn, and grandmother of Théodred, Éomer and Éowyn

## History

Morwen was born TA 2922. Though the identity of her parents was known, she was a woman of Belfalas, descended from the princes of the House of Dol Amroth. When she was a young woman, Morwen feel in love with and married Thengel when he was the prince of Rohan. She was seventeen years younger than him. After his father, Fengel died, Thengel and Morwen became King and Queen of Rohan.

The couple had five children: three unnamed daughters, Théoden and Théodwyn.

It is unknown when Morwen passed away, but she had passed long before the War of the Ring.

## Physical Appearance

Morwen was renowned for her beauty, which was why she was dubbed "Morwen Steelsheen." She was described for being lean and tall and having dark hair.
Denethor

**Denethor II** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*. He was portrayed by John Noble. Denethor is the father of Faramir and Boromir and father in law of Éowyn.

## History

### Background

During *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*, Denethor is not yet the lord of Gondor. Instead it was his father. He was ten years old at the time of this battle. Denethor marries Finduilas and has two sons, Faramir and Boromir. When his wife dies, Denethor raises his two sons, but shows more favoritism towards his eldest son, Boromir. He later tells his son to go to Rivendell.

He grows to hate Gandalf the Grey, especially his association with his youngest son, Faramir.

### The Return of the King

When newly resurrected Gandalf the White and his hobbit companion, Peregrin Took. After asking about Boromir's death, Pippin swears loyalty to the Lord Denethor in debt for Boromir saving his and Merry's life. Denethor refuses to heed Gandalf's warning, and sends them away.

Denethor orders Faramir to re-take Osgiliath. However, he sends his son to his death. Believing Faramir to be dead, Denethor has a Pyre built and plans to kill himself without realizing Faramir is alive. He casts Pippin out of his service, but Pippin returns with Gandalf. Denethor sets the pyre on fire, but Gandalf casts Denethor off the pyre and Pippin rescues Faramir. Denethor attacks the Hobbit, but Gandalf knocks him off of his friend, but Denethor accidentally falls onto the Pyre.

## Trivia

* He is only mentioned in *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring*and was first identified in *The Two Towers*.
* John Noble filmed scenes for Denethor for the second *Lord of the Rings*film but his scenes were cu. They were restored in the extended version of *The Two Towers*.
* Owns a palantir.
Brandybuck family

The Brandybuck Family began as the Oldbuck clan, who named themselves such apparently after a Bucca of the Marish, who became the first Thain of the Shire. Ten Oldbuck Thains followed, until Gordenhad Oldbuck, the twelveth Thain, migrated into Buckland over the river Brandywine.

Gordenhad renamed himself Brandybuck, and began delving the great smials of Brandy Hall. Around the hill was built the village of Bucklebury.

Stoorish characteristics and appearance remained among the Brandybucks, who formed a powerful dynasty which became mostly independent of the Shire, although Buckland remained nominally a part of it. They were seen as 'odd folk' by the other Hobbits of the Shire because they locked their doors at night (because of the exposure to the Old Forest).

The head of the family was the Master of Buckland, one of the officials of the Shire. This office was founded by Gorhendad Brandybuck. It was traditional for each of the Masters to have an epigraph attached to their names, such as Gorbadoc "Broadbelt", Saradoc "Scattergold", and the most famous, Meriadoc Brandybuck the Magnificent. Like the Thain and Warden of Westmarch, the Master had only nominal authority.

## Family Tree

* Gorhendad Oldbuck
	+ Unknown Generation
		- Gormadoc 'Deepdelver
		- Malva Headstrong
			* Madoc
			* Hanna Goldworthy
				+ Marmadoc 'Masterful'
					- Gorbadoc
					​​​​​​​Mirabella Took (spouse)
						* Rorimac
						* Menegilda Goold
							+ Saradoc
							+ Esmeralda Took (by marriage)
								- Merry
								- Estella Bolger (by marriage)
									* At Least 1 Son
								- Merimac
									* Berilac
							+ Saradas
								- Seredic
								- Hilda Bracegirdle (by marriage)
									* Doderic
									* Ilberic
									* Celandine
							+ Dodinas
							+ Asphodel
							+ Rufus Burrows
								- Milo Burrows
								- Peony Baggins
									* Mosco
									* Moro
									* Myrtle
									* Minto
							+ Dinodas
							+ Primula
							+ Drogo Baggins
								- Frodo Baggins
				+ Adaldrida Bolger
				+ 2 daughters
				+ Orgulas
					- Gorbulas
						* Marmadas
							+ Merimas
							+ Mentha
							+ Melilot
			* ​​​​​​​Sadoc
				+ Two Sons
				+ Salvia
				+ Gundabald Bolger
					- See Bolger family
Pearl Took

**Pearl Took**is one of Pippin's three sisters.

## History

Pearl was born in TA 2975 to Paladin Took and Eglantine Banks. She had three siblings: two younger sisters, Pervincaand Pimpernel and one younger brother, named Peregirn. She was rumored to be the caretaker of Lalia Clayhanger, the matriarch of the Took family. It was allegedly said that Pearl was careless with Lalia, and had her fall to her death. She was then excluded from her family celebrations, including the accession ceremony of Ferumbras Took.
Elrohir

**Elrohir**is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Biography

Elrohir was the twin brother of Elladan, older brother of Arwen, and one of the three children and two the son of Celebrian and Elrond, born in TA 130.Only those who knew them could tell which one was different from the other. The brothers also inherited their father's long, dark brown hair.

In TA 2509, Elladan and Elrohir rescued their mother from a pack of orcs but she had been mentally wounded even though her husband fixed her poisoned, physical wound. The following year their mother left Middle-earth, and through this, Elladan and Elrohir developed a hatred of Orcs.

After the War of the Ring, though their father left Rivendell and Middle-earth, Elladan and Elrohir remained there. Like their father, paternal uncle, and sister, the brothers could decide if they would chose to be human or immortality. Whether they chose to live as humans is unknown; however, they could delay in their decision. Considering they stayed behind in Middle-earth for a time, they either decided to become humans or accept their immortality.
Eglantine Banks

**Eglantine Took**(nee **Banks**) is the wife of Paladin Took and the mother of Pearl, Pervinca, Pimpernel and Peregrin.

## History

Eglantine was born sometime in the late THird Age and had four children. Pearl born in TA 2975, Pimpernel in TA 2979, Pervinca in TA 2985, and Perergrin (called Pippin) in TA 2990. She was among the guests at Bilbo's 111th birthday party. After that, Eglantine is off the records and her death date is not given. She may have died in the late Third Age or the Early Fourth Age.
Finrod

**Finrod** was a son of Finarfin and Eärwen

## Biography

Finrod founded the original Minas Tirith in the Pass of Sirion, and was later King of Nargothrond.

While hunting in the lands of Thargelion in East Beleriand Finrod was the first of the Noldor to come across Men, and he long stayed with them, learning their language and teaching them Sindarin. He also intervened on behalf of the Laiquendi of Ossiriand, who feared Men would destroy their home, and he got permission of Thingol, who held rule over all Beleriand, to guide the Men to Estolad.

Finrod had a close friendship with Andreth of the House of Bëor, whom he often visited during the Siege of Angband to converse with her on the matters of Elves and Men. One such conversation was written down and later known as "Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth". In this tale, Finrod is also acknowledged as the "wisest of the Noldor."

Barahir of the House of Bëor saved Felagund's life at the Dagor Bragollach, and Finrod gave him his ring, which became known as the Ring of Barahir. He also swore an oath of friendship and aid to Barahir and all his kin. When, years later, Barahir's son Beren came to Nargothrond seeking help, Finrod went with him on the Quest of the Silmaril to repay his debt. Celegorm and Curufin, who were living in Nargothrond at the time, persuaded (using barely veiled threats related to their oath) most of Nargothrond to stay behind; only ten warriors, headed by Edrahil, were faithful and came with them. The twelve were captured and taken to Tol-in-Gaurhoth (Isle of Werewolves), formerly Minas Tirith. Finrod and Sauron battled with songs of power but Sauron eventually won. He imprisoned them seeking to learn their errand and identities. Sauron sent a werewolf to devour them one by one until they told their secret. None did. When the wolf came for Beren, Finrod broke his chains and killed the wolf barehanded, fulfilling his oath, but being mortally wounded himself.

Finrod loved Amarië, a Vanyarin Elf who did not follow him to Middle-earth, and foretold that nothing of Nargothrond would last that a son could inherit, as he never married while in Middle-earth. It is noted in The Lay of Leithian that Finrod was soon allowed to return to life in Valinor, and "now dwells with Amarië", so they probably were wed later. The Silmarillion briefly mentions Finrod's return to life and reunion with his father.
Eärendil

**Eärendil** was the husband of Elwing, the father of Elrond and Elros, the grandfather of Arwen, Elros and Elrohir, and great-grandfather of Eldarion.

## Biography

Eärendil was born TA 503 to Idril and Tuor. He would eventually become known as Eärendil the Mariner and was a direct ancestor of Aragorn and Eldarion through Elros. He grew up in Gondolin until he was seven years old. Eärendil

e and his parents escaped the sacking of Gondolin, living afterwards in Arvernien by the mouth of Sirion.

Eärendil married Elwing and had with her two sons: Elrond and Elros, a pair of twins brothers. However, they lost them to the sons of Féanor.

Bilbo Baggins, a friend of Earendil's son, Elrond wrote a song about him once.