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The Lord of the Rings (film series)

***The Lord of the Rings*** is a film trilogy directed by Peter Jackson.

It is based on **The Lord of the Rings* book series by 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.
*The Lord of the Rings* is the first trilogy in the Middle-Earth Film Saga, containing *The Fellowship of the Ring*, The Two Towers and *The Return of the King*

## Synopsis

The future of civilization rests 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 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
Denethor II

**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 Faramir's association with the wizard.

### 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.

## Family

* **Faramir** (son)
* **Éowyn** (daughter-in-law)

*Deceased:*

* **Ecthelion** (father)
* **Finduilas** (wife)
* **Boromir** (son)

## 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.

## Appearances

* The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (extended edition only)
* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Fredegar Bolger

**Fredegar Bolger** (better known as **Fatty**) is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger was born S.R. 1380 to Rosamunda Took and Odovacar Bolger. He was friends with Frodo Baggins, Merry Brandybuck, Pippin Took and Sam Gamgee.

He had a younger sister, Estella Bolger, who later married Merry.

## Family

* **Rosamunda Took** (mother)
* **Odovacar Bolger** (father)
* **Estella Bolger** (younger sister)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (brother-in-law/third cousin)
* **Sigismond Took** (maternal grandfather)
* **Hildibrand Took** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Unnamed female** (maternal grandmother)
* **Gerontius Took** (great-great-grandfather)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (great-great-grandmother)
Mithril

**Mithril** is a type of metal featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Mithril is a precious metal that was usually mined from the dwarves in Moria. At one point, mithril was used to create the Mithril shirt that Bilbo Baggins wore.

### The Fellowship of the Ring

In the extended version of the film, Gandalf mentions that Mithril was what the dwarves mined through rather than jewels.

## Known items containing mithril

* Bilbo's Mithril Shirt
* Ithildin (an alloy of unknown composition that contains Mithril)
* Mithril weapons
* Mithril armor
* Nenya
* Elendilmir
* Helmets of the Guards of the \*Citadel of Minas Tirith
* New Mithril Great Gates of Minas Tirith
Prancing Pony

The **Prancing Pony** is an inn located in Bree that appears in *The Desolation of Smaug* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

### *The Hobbit*

#### *The Desolation of Smaug*

In 2940, Thorin Oakenshield met Gandalf by no chance meeting. There, they discussed the quest to reclaim Erebor.

### *The Lord of the Rings*

#### *The Fellowship of the Ring*

In TA 3019, Frodo Baggins, Merry Brandybuck, Sam Gamgee and Peregrin Took stayed at the Prancing Pony after a long journey from Bag End to Bree. Aragorn was also staying there, and it is where he and the Hobbits have met.

## Visitors

* **Gandalf**
* **Thorin Oakenshield**
* **Frodo Baggins**
* **Merry Brandybuck**
* **Sam Gamgee**
* **Peregrin Took**
* **Aragorn**
* **Bill Ferny**
Éomer

**King Éomer** (formerly known as **Prince Éomer**) is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings*. He was raised alongside his cousin after his father, Éomund was killed by Orcs. Éomer is the older brother of Éowyn. He is portrayed by Karl Urban.

## History

### Background

Éomer is the son of Éomund and Théodwyn and older brother of Éowyn and the nephew of Théoden. As a boy, his father is killed by orcs while his mother dies of a broken heart and goes to live with his uncle. Growing up alongside his cousin and sister, Éomer becomes like a second son to his uncle and like a brother to his cousin, Théodred.

### *The Two Towers*

Éomer goes with a company of men to find his cousin, Théodred, who had fallen in battle between the men of Rohan and the Orcs of Isengard at the Fords of Isen. After looking through all of the dead bodies, one of Éomer is relieved when one of his men finds hsi cousin Théodred, who is barely alive.

### The pReturn of the King

Following the victory at Helm's Deep, Éomer leads the people back to their home. He constructs a contest between Legolas and Gimli, surprised at Gimli's mannerisms.

After Pippin lights the beacons on Gandalf's orders, Éomer leads the troops into a new camp site. On the Eve of battle, Éomer warns his sister that Merry will not survive in battle and knows she is planning on going into battle.

After the siege is over, Éomer finds Éowyn and believes her to be dead. However, Aragorn heals her. Since his uncle's death, Éomer becomes the King of Rohan and joins Aragorn in the Battle of the Black Gate and survives the conflict, attending Aragorn's coronation.

After becoming officially King, Éomer fell in love with the cousin of his brother-in-law, Lothíriel. They married and had one son, named Elfwine.

## Family

* **Éowyn** (younger sister)
* **Faramir** (brother-in-law)
* **Lothíriel** (wife)
* **Elfwine** (son)
* **Elboron** (nephew)

Deceased:

* **Théodwyn** (mother)
* **Éomund** (father)
* **Théoden** (maternal uncle)
* **Elfhild** (maternal aunt)
* **Thengel** (maternal grandfather)
* **Fengel** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Théodred** (maternal cousin)
* Imrahil (father-in-law)
* Adrahil II (grandfather-in-law)
* Finduilas (aunt-in-law)

## Appearances

* **LOTR, M2:** *The Two Towers*
* **LOTR, M3:** *The Return of the King*
Tom

## **History**

Tom, along with William and [[Bert]], lived in the Ettenmoors but moved down to the Troll-shaws. They would live in the cave nearby and ate the farmer and his family who lived on the plantation nearby.

Bert and the other trolls found Bilbo Baggins snooping around and they attempted to eat his companions, but the hobbit distracted them the rest of the night. Gandalf came on a rocky terrain and had it crack in half to let the sun hit the trolls and turn Bert and his companions into stone.
Tauriel

**Tauriel** is a character in *The Hobbit*. She is portrayed by Evangeline Lilly.

## History

### Background

Tauriel's parents fate were unknown, but they were presumably killed before the series. For six hudred years, she was looked after by Thranduil and raised alongside Legolas.

## Family

Deceased:

* **Unnamed Parents**
* **Kili** (lover)

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
Diamond Took

**Diamond Took** is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings**.* 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.

## Family

* **Pippin Took** (husband)
* **Faramir Took** (son)
* **Paladin Took II** (father-in-law)
* **Eglantine Banks** (mother-in-law)
* **Pearl Took**(sister-in-law)
* **Pimpernel Took**(sister-in-law)
* **Pervinca Took**(sister-in-law)

## Trivia

* Though her name is never mentioned on screen, Diamond is identified on a *Lord of the Rings* decipher card.
Vanyar

The **Vanyar** (Q, pron. N [ˈvaɲar], V [ˈβaɲar]) are one of the three groups of High Elves, along with the Noldor, and some of the Teleri (more specifically, the Falmari). They comprise most of those who did not leave Aman.

## Members

* **Amarië**

* **Elemmírë (Elf)**

* **Elenwë**
* **High King of the Elves**

* **Indis**
* **Ingwë**
* **Ingwion**
* Others
Adamanta Chubb

**Adamanta Took** (née **Chubb**) is a character mentioned in *The Hobbit* and *Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Adamanta Took (née Chubb) married Gerontius Took married into the Took clan and had with him, eleven children. Among them were Hildigrim, Hildibrand, Belladonna, and Mirabella

## Family

* **Gerontius Took** (husband)
* **Hildigrim Took** (son)
* **Rosa Took, née Baggins** (daughter-in-law)
* **Adalgrim Took** (grandson)
* **Paladin Took II**(great-grandson)
* **Esmeralda Brandybuck, née Took**(great-granddaughter)
* **Pearl Took**(great-great-granddaughter)
* **Pervinca Took**(great-great-granddaughter)
* **Pimpernel Took** (great-great-granddaughter)
* **Peregrin "Pippin" Took** (great-great-grandson)
* **Diamond Took** (great-great-granddaughter-in-law)
* **Faramir Took** (great-great-great-grandson)
* **Belladonna Baggins, née Took** (daughter)
* **Bungo Baggins** (son-in-law)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (grandson)
* **Mirabella Brandybuck, née Took** (daughter)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (son-in-law)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck**(grandson)
* **Menegilda Brandybuck, née Goold** (granddaughter-in-law)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck**(great-grandson)
* **Meriadoc Brandybuck** (great-great-grandson)
* **Primula Baggins, née Brandybuck** (granddaughter)
* **Drogo Baggins** (grandson-in-law)
* **Frodo Baggins** (great-grandson)
* **Hildibrand Took** (son)
* **Unnamed daughter-in-law**
* **Sigismond Took** (grandson)
* **Rosamunda Took** (great-granddaughter)
* **Odovacar Bolger** (great-grandson-in-law)
* **Estella Brandybuck, née Bolger** (great-great-granddaughter)
* **Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger** (great-great-grandson)
Kíli

**Prince Kíli**is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit* . The younger brother of Fíli sand nephew of Thorin, Kíli falls into a forbidden romance with the Elf Tauriel.

Kíli is portrayed by Aidan Turner .

## Family

* **Dís** (mother)
* Fíli (older brother)
* **Thráin** (grandfather
* **Thrór** (great grandfather)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (maternal Uncle)

## Appearances

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

The **White Gems of Lasgalen** are a set of jewels featured in *The Hobbit*.

## History

The White Gems of Lasgalen were fashioned by the Dwarves of Erebor for the Elven-queen of Mirkwood. However, the queen fell in Gundabad and never got to wear them. Her husband, Thranduil, came to Erebor to retrieve them, but due to a dispute over payment, was denied them, leading to a severing of his alliance with the Dwarves of Erebor.

Thranduil later tried to offer Thorin freedom and assistance in exchange for Thorin to bring him back the gems, but the Dwarf, still aggrevated at the Elvenking's refusal to help against the dragon, refused. Once he learnt that the dragon Smaug was slain, Thranduil marched upon the mountain to retrieve the gems. However, he soon realized that his relationship with his son (damaged because of his own obsession with retrieving the stones) was of greater significance.

## Owners

* **Thrór**
* **Thorin Oakenshield**
Frodo Gamgee

**Frodo Gamgee** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*. Frodo is portrayed by Sarah McLeod's real-life daughter, Maisy McLeod-Riera,

## History

### Return of the King

After having a daughter, Rose gives birth to a son, who she and Sam name Frodo after Frodo Baggins. Elanor, Rosie and Frodo go to greet Sam as he returns home.

## Family

* **Samwise Gamgee** (father)
* **Rose "Rosie" Gamgee, née Cotton** (mother)
* **Elanor Gamgee** (older sister)
* **11 other siblings**
* **Hamfast Gamgee** (paternal grandfather)
* **Bell Goodchild** (paternal grandmother)
* **Tolman Cotton** (maternal grandfather)
* **Lily Cotton, nee Brown** (maternal grandmother)

## Appearances

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

.galaxy.milky way. the tundorans are from the arctic world of tundora. They are a primitive species and also one of the most weird head features in the known galaxy. Not much is known about their history due to their worlds ring that can fling astoroids at incoming ships and star fighters but what can be seen from probes that have been able to get to the planet is that they've been ruled by a standing elder clan and seem to be a peaceful race with only one conflict ever being seen. They haven't even discovered that other species exist outside their world and don't seem to have learnt space flight but that might change an old galactic federation ship is heading towards the planet however its only a 60 percent chance that it will hit the planet.The tundorans stand about 6 feet tall and have grey and white fur covering their bodies with a tube like area to act like a mouth which makes there language some of the most hardest to speak. They have 3 thick fingers and 2 thick toes they also have four eyes the smaller ones are for day time use and the larger ones are for night time use.
Sting

**Sting** is a magical sword featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

### Background

Sting was forged in Gondolin by the High Elves. At some point, it ended up in a troll's hoard.

### An Unexpected Journey

Gandalf found Sting in the Trolls' cave and gave it to Bilbo for him to use and tells him it glows blue when orcs or goblins are nearby. Bilbo had half a mind to ask Elrond about his sword, but Balin said the sword was unnamed.

### The Desolation of Smaug

Bilbo uses the sword on the Giant Spiders and names it  "Sting" after hearing a spider yell in agony "It stings, stings!" After killing the spider that nearly killed Bombur, Bilbo uses Sting to cut his friends free.

### The Battle of the Five Armies

Bilbo uses it when fighting Azog's forces during the Battle of the Five Armies.

## Owners

* **Bilbo Baggins**(formerly)
* **Frodo Baggins**
* **Sam Gamgee**
* **Gandalf** (briefly)

## Users

* **Bilbo Baggins**
* **Sam Gamgee**
* **Frodo Baggins**
Rivendell

**Rivendell** is an Elven city from *The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.*

It is the home where Lord Elrond dwells.

## Inhabitants

* **Elrond** (Former ruler)
* **Arwen** (formerly)
* **Aragorn** (Formerly)
* Bilbo Baggins (formerly)

## Visitors

* **Thorin Oakenshield**
* **Bilbo Baggins**
* **Gandalf**
* **Óin**
* **Glóin**
* **Fíli**
* **Kíli**
* **Bofur**
* **Bifur**
* **Bombur**
* **Dori**
* **Nori**
* **Ori**
* **Balin**
* **Dwalin**
* **Gimli**
* **Legolas**
* **Boromir**
* **Frodo Baggins**
* **Sam Gamgee**
* **Merry Brandybuck**
* **Pippin Took**
Eldarion

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

## Biography

### The Return of the King

On her way to the Grey Havens, Arwen sees a vision of her
son, Eldarion being picked up by Aragorn in what appears to be Gondor. Her son
looks her in the eye, and Arwen begins crying. She decides to stay in
Middle-earth for her love to Aragorn and the possible future they had with
their unborn child.

## Family

* **Aragorn II Elessar** (father)
* **Queen Arwen** (mother)
* **Arathorn** (paternal grandfather)
* **Gilraen** (paternal grandmother)
* **Celebrían**(maternal grandmother)
* **Elrond** (maternal grandfather)
* **Elladan and Elrohir** (maternal uncles)
* **Celeborn** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Galadriel** (maternal great-grandmother)
* **Eärendil** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Eärwen** (paternal great-great-grandmother)
* **Elwing** (maternal great-grandmother)
* **Elros** (maternal great-uncle)
* **Finarfin** (maternal great-great-grandfather)
* **Finrod, Angrod, Aegnor** (maternal great-great-uncles)
Azog the Defiler

**Azog the Defiler**is a character in *The Hobbit*. He is the Pale Orc warlord who has sworn to wipe out the line of Durin.He was portrayed by Manu Bennett.

## Biography

### Background

During the war between the Dwarves and Orcs, Azog murdered King Thror in battle and was soon defeated by Thorin, who had cut off the lower part of his arm.

Though wounded badly, Azog survived the battle.
Thrór

**Thror**is a minor character in the *Middle-Earth*films.

## History

### Background

Thror was the ruling king under the  Mountain, who had friendships with Elven lords, Elrond and Thranduil. However, he succumbed to gold sickness, plundering the kingdom, including his grandson, Thorin  and several other family members, such as Balin, noticed his fall and was obssessed with the Arkenstone

## Family

* **Thráin** (son)
* **Unnamed Daughter-in-law**
* **Thorin Oakenshield**(grandson)
* **Frerin**(grandson)
* **Dis**(granddaughter)
* **Fíli** (great-grandson)
* **Kíli** (great-grandson)
* Frór (brother)
* Grór (brother)
* Nàin (nephew)
* Dáin Ironfoot (great-nephew)

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (flashback)
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (flashback)
Siege Artillery

> "*It has a strong fire and a long range. It can easily check the enemy with strong fire. It belongs to large artillery.*"
> ― Game Description
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The **Siege Artillery** unit is a standard Artillery unit.

## Perks & Weapons

### Artillery

1. 75% damage to light armored units
2. 75% damage to medium armored units
3. 75% damage to heavy armored units
4. 120% damage to armored units
5. 135% damage to city defence units

### Heavy Armor

1. 100% damage from muskets
2. 100% damage from cold weapon
3. 75% damage from artillery
4. 75% damage from chase gun
5. 125% damage from machine gun
6. 100% damage from long-barreled gun
7. 100% damage from rocket

### Bombard

Certain possibility that enemy cannot fight back when being attacked.
Saruman

**Saruman** is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings and**The Hobbit.* He is portrayed by the late Christopher Lee.

## Powers and Abilities

* Dark **Magic:** He was well-versed in magic,
	+ **Speed enhancement towards others: O**ne spell he displayed giving speed and strength to the Orcs who had kidnapped Merry and Pippin while obstructing Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli.
	+ **Breeding:** He was capable of breeding his own Uruk-hai, and had many spies, be they walking on two legs or birds, that escaped detection. He was extremely learned in Ringlore and mechanics, and his knowledge enabled him to create great forges and explosives that could breach the walls of Helm's Deep and burn an Ent to death. Unfortunately, it was Saruman's extensive knowledge of the Rings of Power that led to his downfall, as he became enamored of the power of the rings, and particularly the One Ring.

* **Speech:** By far Saruman's greatest power (and the only one he was able to retain after the downfall of Isengard), however, is speech. He seems to have the ability to bend any but the absolute strongest minds to his will, simply by speaking to them. Even with Isengard broken and Saruman's treachery revealed, Gandalf had to be very careful, Saruman could ensnare almost anyone with the power of his voice, few can contend with his will.
Fundin

**Fundin** is a mentioned-only character in *The Hobbit*. He was the elder son of Farin, older brother of Gróin, father of Balin and Dwalin, uncle of Óin and Glóin, and great uncle of Gimli.

## Biography

Fundin was born in Erebor in TA 2662 to Darin. He was among those Dwarves forced into exile where they settled in Dunland. Fundin was later slain beneath the East Gate of Moria in the climatic Battle of Azanulbizar during the War of the Dwarves and Orcs. After the battle, all of the fallen Dwarves, Fundin included, were stripped of their armour and weaponry by their kinsmen, and were burnt upon pyres of wood
Belladonna Took

### Other Family:

**Belladonna Took Baggins** was the secondborn daughter of Adamanta Chubb and Gerontius Took and mother of Bilbo Baggins and wife of Bungo Baggins.

## History

### Background

Belladonna was born in the Third Age as one of the three remarkable daughters of The Old Took. She had many adventures before falling in love and marrying Bungo Baggins. They had a son named Bilbo.

She passed on before her son turned forty one.

## Family

* **Bilbo Baggins** (son)
* **Bungo Baggins** (husband)
* **Gerontius Took** (father)
* **Adamanta Took, née Chubb**(mother)
* **Mungo Baggins**(father-in-law)
* **Laura Baggins, née Grubb**(mother-in-law)
* **Hildigrim Took** (brother)
* **Rosa Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Adalgrim Took** (nephew)
* **Paladin Took II** (great-nephew)
* **Peregrin "Pippin" Took** (great-great-nephew)
* **Pearl Took** (great-great-niece)
* **Pervinca Took** (great-great-niece)
* **Pimpernel Took** (great-great-niece)
* **Esmeralda Took** (great-niece)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (great-nephew)
* **Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck** (great great nephew)
* **Longo Baggins**(brother-in-law)
* **Mirabella Brandybuck, nee Took**(sister)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck**(brother-in-law)
* **Primula Brandybuck** (niece)
* **Drogo Baggins** (nephew-in-law)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck**(nephew)
* **Otho Sackville-Baggins** (nephew)
* **Hildibrand Took** (brother)
* **Sigismond Took**(nephew)
* **Rosamunda Took**(great niece)
* Estella Bolger (great great niece)
* **Fatty Bolger**(great great nephew)
Akovit

.galaxy.milky way. the akovit are from the mountainous world of kanthit they build there city's within the giant mountain.The avovits were a proud species on their home-world and even before they began with space travel they had a stable government system with wars being resolved by trading and deals making them passifits . One day they found the ruins of a star ship from a war that happened thousands of years ago there best sceinetist were able to reverse engineer the ruined star ship giving them there first space faring ship and 50 years after that they discovered the trair species. Their scout greeted them none came back the only remains that came back was one of their skeletons and vowed to never go back there.the akovit are bird like humaniods they have a small beak with two tiny buds for chewing food and have three fingers on there feather covered arms two short ones and one long finger there covered by feather like fur that keeps them cool they also have medium sized lizard like eyes.
Tilda

Priness Tilda of Dale, formerly known as **Tilda of Lake-town** is a character in Peter Jackson's  *The Hobbit*. Born in Lake-town, Tilda is the youngest daughter of Bard and the younger sister of Bain and Sigrid. She is portrayed by Mary Nesbitt.

## History

### Background

Tilda was born in Lake-town to Bard and his wife. It is unknown why or when her mother died. However, her older sister, Sigrid, assumes mother role for her younger siblings.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
Glóin

**Glóin** is one of the main characters in *The Hobbit* film series and a minor character in the *Lord of the Rings* film series. He was portrayed by John Rhys Davies with his younger self portrayed solely by Peter Hambleton.

Glóin is father to Gimli and younger brother of Óin, son of Gróin, the nephew of Fundin, and the cousin of Balin and Dwalin.

## Biography

### Background

Glóin was born TA 2783 well long after Smaug took Erebor from the Dwarves of Durin's Folk. He was the son of Gróin and the younger brother of Óin and Balin and Dwalin's cousin. Glóin possibly fought in the Battle of Moria, the last conflict, but seems unlikely because he was only sixteen years old at the time.

After the war between dwarves and Orcs, Glóin fell in love with a woman. Together, they married and had a son, Gimli. Glóin would join Thorin in his company of thirteen dwarves, a Hobbit Bilbo Baggins, and the Wizard Gandalf.

## Possessions

### Weapons and equipment

* Ax

* Helmet

* Armor

### Facilities

* **Rivendell:** Glóin was a guest at Rivendell during the quest of Bilbo and Thorin and later came to visit during the council of Elrond, where they would discuss the fate of the Ring

* **Beorn's House:** he was a guest of the skin changer Beorn after being chased by Azog and Beorn himself in his bear form.

* **Bard's House:** Glóin and his companions remained in Bard's residence for a while after Bard snuggled the company into Lake-town.

* **Erebor:** After the quest of Thorin and Company and the Battle of the Five Armies concluded, Glóin settled in his ancestral home with his wife, son, and brother.

## Trivia

* Glóin's name comes from from the Old Norse poem "Völuspá", part of the *Poetic Edda*.

### Behind the scenes

* Glóin is portrayed by Peter Hambleton in *The Hobbit* trilogy and John Rhys Davies from *The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## Appearances

* *The Lord Of the Rings*
	+ *The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Hobbit*
	+ *An Unexpected Journey*
	+ *The Desolation of Smaug*
	+ *The Battle of the Five Armies*
Cave-troll (Fellowship of the Ring)

The **Cave-troll** is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## History

### The Fellowship of the Ring

The Cave-troll is blind and used by the Orcs as a weapon, which they use in Battle in Balin's tomb. During the battle, it easily overcomes Aragorn, Merry and Pippin, as well as the other Fellowship of the Ring members. It appears to mortally wound Frodo but he is luckily protected by the Mithril shirt he is wearing. Legolas shoots the beast, at least with an arrow three times before it collapses to the floor dead.

## Trivia

* It is based on the orc-chieftain from *The Fellowship of the Ring*.
Rorimac Brandybuck

**Rorimac Brandybuck** is the brother of Primula Brandybuck and married Menegilda Goold. They had a son, Saradoc, who married his distant cousin, Esmeralda Took and have a son named Meriadoc.

## Family

* **Mirabella Brandybuck** (mother)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (father)
* **Primula Brandybuck** (sister)
* **Drogo Baggins** (brother-in-law)
* **Frodo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Menegilda Goold** (wife)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (son)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (grandson)
* **Estella Bolger** (Granddaughter-in-law)
* **Gerontius "The Old" Took**(Grandfather)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (grandmother)
* **Belladonna Took** (aunt)
* **Bungo Baggins** (uncle)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (Cousin)
* **Hildigrim Took** (uncle)
* **Rosa Took** (aunt)
* **Adalgrim Took** (Cousin)
* **Paladin Took** (cousin once removed)
* **Pearl****, Pimpernel , Pervinca,** and **Pippin Took** (cousins twice removed)
* **Esmeralda Took** **(**cousin once removed)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (cousin twice removed)
Gilraen

**Gilraen**, also known as **Gilraen the Fair**, was the mother of Aragorn and a mentioned character in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Biography

### Background

Gilraen was the daughter of Dírhael and Ivorwen. She married Lord Arathron, the heir to Gondor's throne and leader of the Rangers of the North.

They had one son, Aragorn. When he was three, his father was killed by orcs. Gilraen took her son to Rivendell and raised him there with Lord Elrond. However, she tragically passed before the Fellowship's quest began.

## Family

* **Dírhael** (father)
* **Ivorwen** (mother)
* **Arathorn**(husband)
* **Aragorn**(son)
* **Arwen**(daughter-in-law)
* **Eldarion** (grandson)
Elrond

**Lord Elrond**, also known as **Elrond Half-elven**, is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit*and *The Lord of the Rings*. He was portrayed by Hugo Weaving.

## History

### Background

Lord Elrond was born during the Elder days and was the born in the First Age, the year 532. Elrond was suddenly captured with his brother, Elros. They were both raised by the sons of Fëanor, Maglor and Maedhros, but expressed no love between the two. However, Maglor did grow to love them as his own sons. Eventually, the two of them left the brothers' company and went to live on their own. When Elros took on the Fate of Men, Elrond took on the fate of elves. Elrond someday founded the city of Rivendell, they lived at the feet at the Misty Mountains. Fighting many battles, he remained in Rivendell when Sauron was defeated in SA 1701. Eventually, he met Celebrian when he was given the blue ring, Vilya.

During the Last Alliance of Men and Elves, Elrond took one of his brother's descendants, Isildur, to the caverns of Mount Doom. He commanded Isildur to throw the Ring into the fire, but Isildur was overpowered by the power of the Ring. At the time of the third Age, Elrond had married Celebrían, having three children: Elladan, Elrohir, and Arwen. However, his wife took a boat to the Undying Lands, unable to recover after being attacked by Orcs. Throughout the years, Elrond harbored the heirs of Isildur in Rivendell, one of them being Aragorn, son of Arathorn. He gave him the name "Estel," translating to "hope" in Sindarin.
Dís

**Dís** is a character mentioned in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit*. She is Fíli and Kíli's mother and Thorin Oakenshield's younger sister and Thráin's only daughter.

## Family

* **Unnamed mother**
* **Dáin Ironfoot**(second cousin)

*Deceased:*

* **Unnamed husband**
* **Thráin** (father)
* **Thrór** (grandfather)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (brother)
* **Frerin** (brother)
* **Fíli**(son)
* **Kíli**(son)
Hobbits

**Hobbits** are a humanoid species featured in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings.*

## About

Hobbits love to stay home and not go off on adventures. They eat seven meals a day, sometimes including afternoon tea. They live in smials, which aee laid out throughout all of the Shire. Most hobbits like to feel connected to the Earth, which is why most of the population is covered with farmers and gardeners.

## Known Hobbits

Bungo BagginsTolman CottonGaffer GamgeeFrodo GamgeeElanor GamgeeBelladonna TookOtho Sackville-BagginsLobelia Sackville-BagginsSamwise GamgeePippin TookMerry BrandybuckFrodo BagginsBilbo BagginsRose CottonGerontius Took
* **Lily Cotton**
* **Frodo Gamgee**
* **Members of the Baggins family**
* **Members of the Bolger family**
* **Members of the Boffin family**
* **Members of the Brandybuck family**
* **Members of the Took family**
Óin

**Óin** is a character in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit*. He is the brother of Glóin, the paternal uncle of Gimli and cousin of Balin and Dwalin. During the Quest to reclaim Erebor, Óin acted as Thorin and Company's healer.

## History

### Background

Óin is the older brother of Glóin. He was presumably present when Smaug attacked Erebor. It is unknown if he fought in the Battle of Azanulbizar.  At an unknown point, Óin became a healer and lost a hearing in one ear and carried around a trumpet to let him hear better. Due to this, Gloin became protective of his brother, but knew he could also take care of himself.

### *The Desolation of Smaug*

Óin accompanied Thorin and Bilbo at Beorn's house and through Mirkwood. However, his and his companions' minds began do be affected by the foul magic. Because of this, they lost their way through the forest and were soon captured by the Spiders of Mirkwood. However, Bilbo freed Óin and the other dwarves, but they were soon captured by the elves let by Prince Legolas

Óin stayed in Lake-town to take care of an injured Kíli, with the help of Bofur (who overslept) and Fíli, who opted to stay to his brother. During their attempts to heal Kíli, Óin needs the kingsfoil that will help heal the wounded prince. Bofur instead goes to get the weed himself. However, they are attacked by Bolg's and Azog's Orcs, but are saved by Legolas and Tauriel.

## Family

* **Gróin** (father)
* **Glóin**(brother)
* **Sister-in-law**
* **Gimli**(nephew)
* **Borin** (paternal great-grandfather)
* **Farin**(paternal grandfather)
* **Fundin** (uncle)
* **Balin** (cousin)
* **Dwalin** (cousin)
Third Age

The **Third Age** is a time period in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings.*

TA 100s

TA 200s

* The seventeenth Prince's unnamed son becomes the eighteenth Prince of Dol Amroth.[3]

## TA 2890s

### TA 2890

* **September 22:** Bilbo Baggins, son of Belladonna Took and Bungo Baggins is born
* **Unknown day:** Sigismond Took, son of Hildibrand Took is born
Vilya

**Vilya** also known Ring of Sapphire, Blue Ring, and the Ring of Air, formerly known as Wilya, is a Ring of Power item featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Vilya was forged with
the rings, Nenya and Narya by Lord Celebrimor, the lord of Eregion and was
untouched by the evil of Sauron, but still under its dominion.
Pearl Took

## Family/Relationships

### Parent(s):

Paladin Took II (Father)
Eglantine Banks (Mother)

### Sibling(s):

Pimpernel and Pervinca Took (Sisters)
Pippin Took (Younger Brother)

### Other Family:

Diamond Took (sister-in-law)
Faramir Took (nephew)
Adalgrim Took (maternal grandfather)
Saradoc Brandybuck (maternal uncle by marraige)
Esmeralda Took (aunt)
Merry Brandybuck (maternal cousin)
Hildigrim Took (great-grandfather)
Rosa Took (great-grandmother)

**Pearl Took** is a character featured in the *Middle-Earth Film Saga*.
Narya

**Narya** is the Ring of Power featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Narya is the Red Ring owned by Gandalf, originally owned by Cirdan the Wise. It had power over fire, with Gandalf making it his siginficant powers.

### The Return of the King

After the One Ring was destroyed, Narya lost his power.

## Trivia

* It is because of the Red Ring of Fire that Gandalf can be associated with fire: he makes fireworks and always can light his pipes on fire.
Théodwyn

**Théodwyn** is a minor character mentioned in *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*.

## History

### Background

Théodwyn is the younger sister of Théoden. She marries Éomund and has two children: Éomer and Éowyn. However, she dies of a broken heart after her husband is slain in battle by orcs.

## Family

* **Éomer** (son)
* **Éowyn** (daughter)
* **Faramir** (son-in-law)

Deceased:

* **Éomund** (husband)
* **Théoden** (brother)
* **Thengel** (father)
* **Théodred** (nephew)
Celebrían

**Lady Celebrían** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings* and the only daughter of Galadriel and Celeborn.

## History

At an unknown point, she fell in love with and married Lord Elrond. They had three children: one daughter, Arwen and two sons, Elladon and Elrohir.

She left Middle-earth after being tortured by Orcs.

## Family

* **Elrond** (husband)
* **Elladan and Elrohir**(sons)
* **Arwen** (daughter)
* **Aragorn** (son-in-law)
* **Eldarion** (grandson)
* **Galadriel** (mother)
* **Celeborn** (father)
* **Finarfin** (maternal grandfather)
* **Eärwen** (maternal grandmother)
* Finrod (maternal uncle)
* Angrod (maternal uncle)
* Aegnor (maternal uncle)
* **Eärendil**(father-in-law)
* **Elwing**(mother-in-law)
* **Elros** (brother in law)
Finduilas

**Finduilas** is an unseen character featured in *The Lord of the Rings*

## History

Finduilas married Denethor II. Together, they had two sons: Faramir and Boromir. However, since Denethor favored Boromir over Faramir, Finduilas raised her son with love and affection.

She had declining health after her second son's birth and the shadow of Mordor had also filled her with horror.

## Family

* **Faramir** (son)
* **Éowyn** (daughter-in-law)
* **Elboron** (grandson)
* **Imrahil** (brother)
* **Lothíriel** (niece)
* **Éomer** (nephew-in-law)
* **Elboron**(great-nephew)

Deceased:

* **Denethor II** (husband)
* **Boromir** (son)
Witch-king of Angmar

**Witch-king of Angmar** is a minor character in The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers, and the secondary antagonist of *The Return of the King*

## Biography

### *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 Weathertop. During the battle, Angmar wounded Frodo Baggins upon Weathertop.

### 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

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 greatly affected Sauron's power, as he had lsot a most powerful ally.
Thorin Oakenshield's mother

**Thorin Oakenshield's mother** is a mentioned character.

## History

Thorin's mother gave birth to son in the caverns of Erebor,
where the fireflies flew around. She later has a son named Frerin and a
daughter named Dís.
Her mention was deleted in the films.

## Family

* **Thorin Oakenshield** (son)
* **Frerin** (son)
* **Dís** (daughter)
* **Fíli**(grandson)
* **Kíli** (grandson)
Rosie Cotton

**Rose "Rosie" Gamgee**(nee **Cotton**) is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*, portrayed by Sarah McLeod

## History

### Background

Rosie grew up with Sam Gamgee. The two of them fell in love with each other, but didn't admit it towards one another. She also probably grew up with Frodo, Merry, and Pippin as well.

She also took a job as barmaid for the Green Dragon.

### The Fellowship of the Ring

Rosie dances on her own, but Frodo literally pushes Sam to dance with her. Rosie immediately dances with him at Bilbo's 111th birthday party.

### The Return of the King

Rosie remained faithful to Sam. He eventually asked her out and they married each other. Rosie gave birth (off-screen) to Frodo and Elanor. She and her family go to greet Sam when he returns from the Harbor.

## Family

* **Lily Cotton, nee Brown** (mother)
* **Tolman Cotton** (Father)
* **Samwise "Sam" Gamgee** (husband)
* **Elanor Gamgee** (daughter)
* **Frodo Gamgee (**Son)
* **Hamfast Gamgee**(father-in-law)
* **Bell Goodchild** (mother-in-law)
Celeborn

**Lord Celeborn** is a character in *The Lord of the Rings*. Along with his wife, Galadriel, Celeborn is the co-ruler of Lothlorien. He is portrayed by Marton Csokas in *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*,

## Biography

### Background

Celeborn was the brother of Galathil, son of Galadhon, and grandson of Elmo.

In Lindon, Celeborn met and married Galadriel. They had a daughter, named Celebrian. However, their daughter was forced to retreat to Grey Havens. Arwen visited her grandfather and grandmother whenever she could.

## Powers/Abilities

* Elf Magic
	+ **Immortality**: Like other elves, Celeborn is immortal, meaninghecan never die or grow sick or old. However,heis able to be killed ifhefell in battle.
	+ Foresight: Like other elves, Celeborn can probably see bits and pieces of the future, but the future is not always certain, as it is constantly changing.

## Family

* **Finarfin** (father-in-law)
* **Eärwen** (mother-in-law)
* **Finrod** (brother-in-law)
* **Angrod** (brother-in-law)
* **Aegnor** (brother-in-law)
* **Galadriel** (wife)
* **Celebrían** (daughter)
* **Elrond** (son-in-law)
* **Arwen** (granddaughter)
* **Aragorn** (grandson-in-law)
* **Eldarion** (great-grandson)
Oropher

**Oropher** is a character mentioned in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the rings*.

## History

Oropher is the king of Mirkwood and father of Thranduil. When he was killed in the Last Alliance, Thranduil succeeded his father as King.

## Family

* **Thranduil** (son)
* **Legolas** (grandson)
* **Unnamed daughter-in-law**
Battle in Balin's tomb

**Battle of the Chamber of Mazarbul**, also known as the **Skirmish in Balin's tomb**, is a battle between the Orcs of Moria and the Fellowship of the Rin in *The Lord of the Rings* (*The Fellowship of the Ring*).

## Participants

### Fellowship of the Ring's side

* **Fellowship of the Ring**
	+ **Gandalf**
	+ **Aragorn**
	+ **Boromir**
	+ **Gimli**
	+ **Legolas**
	+ **Frodo Baggins**
	+ **Sam Gamgee**
	+ **Merry Brandybuck**
	+ **Pippin Took**

## Casualties

* **Cave-troll**
* **Many orcs**
Lily Cotton

## History

Born Lily Brown of the Browns Family, she entered the Cotton family when she married Tom Cotton and lived in Bywater town. She was later known as Lily Cotton or just Mrs. Cotton and had a daughter named Rosie

## Family

* **Cotton-Gamgee family**
	+ **Tolman Cotton** (husband)
	+ **Rosie Cotton** (daughter)
	+ **Sam Gamgee** (son in law)
	+ **Elanor Gamgee** (granddaughter)
	+ **Frodo Gamgee** (grandson)
Primula Brandybuck

**Primula Baggins** (née **Brandybuck**) is a character featured in the *Middle-Earth Film Saga*.

## History

### Background

Primula and her husband died in the Brandywine River by drowning.  Bilbo took care of her son, Frodo.

## Family

* **Mirabella Brandybuck, nee Took** (mother)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (father)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck** (brother)
* **Drogo Baggins** (husband)
* **Frodo Baggins** (son)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (nephew)
* **Menegilda Goold** (sister-in-law)
* **Gerontius Took** (maternal grandfather)
* **Adamanta Took, nee Chubb** (maternal grandmother)
* **Hildigrim Took** (maternal uncle)
* **Rosa Took** (maternal aunt by marriage)
* **Adalgrim Took** (maternal cousin)
* **Paladin Took** (first cousin once removed)
* **Peregrin "Pippin" Took** (first cousin twice removed)
* **Pimpernel Took** (first cousin twice removed)
* **Pearl Took** (first cousin twice removed)
* **Pervinca Took** (first cousin twice removed)
* **Belladonna Took** (maternal aunt)
* **Bungo Baggins** (maternal uncle)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (maternal cousin)
* **Hildibrand Took** (maternal uncle)
* **Sigismond Took**(maternal cousin)
* **Rosamunda Took** (maternal cousin once removed)
* **Estella Bolger** (maternal cousin twice removed)
* **Fredegar Bolger**(maternal cousin twice removed)

 Appearances

* The Fellowship of the Ring (mentioned only)
Gorbadoc Brandybuck

## History

Gorbadoc Brandybuck was born in the Shire to Marmadoc Brandybuck and Adaldrida Bolger. He married Mirabella Brandybuck and had six children, one of them being Primula Brandybuck, Frodo Baggins' mother, and Rorimac Brandybuck, Merry's Grandfather.

## Family

* **Mirabella Brandybuck** (wife)

**Primula Brandybuck** (daughter)

* **Drogo Baggins** (son-in-law)
* **Frodo Baggins** (grandson)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck** (son)
* **Menegilda Goold** (daughter-in-law)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (grandson)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (great-grandson/great-great-Nephew)
* **Belladonna Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Bungo Baggins** (Brother-in-law)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Hildigrim Took** (Brother-in-law)
* **Rosa Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Adalgrim Took** (nephew)
* **Paladin Took II** (great nephew)
* **Esmeralda Took** (great-niece)
* **Pearl Took** (great-great-niece)
* **Pervinca Took** (great-great-niece)
* **Pimpernel Took**(great-great-niece)
* **Pippin Took** (great-great-nephew)
* **Faramir Took** (great-great-great-nephew)
* **Hildibrand Took** (Brother-in-law)
* **Sigismond Took** (nephew)
* **Rosamunda Took** (great-niece)
* **Estella Bolger** (great great niece)
* **Fatty Bolger** (great great nephew)
Treebeard

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

## History

### *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.

### *The Return of the King*

Treebeard greets Gandalf, Théoden, Aragorn, Legolas, Éomer, Gamling, Merry and Pippin, informing them of Saruman's imprisonment. The white Wizard shows himself to his enemies. Treebeard watched as Saruman was killed by Gríma Wormtongue and comments "the filth of Saruman washing away" and that trees will grow back. He noticed that Pippin saw a palantír in the water after it fell from Saruman's robes, surprised to see the artifact. However, the Hobbit gave the wizard the evil ancient artifact.

After the company left, Treebeard regrew the trees and Isengard had become a Sanctum to the Ents and his entire race of trees.

## Trivia

* Based on the character of the same name, Treebeard also loosely alludes to Tom Bombadil, having all of his lines.