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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

*The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies* (chronologically)<The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring>*The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*

***The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*** is a 2001
film and the first in the *Lord of the Rings* series*. It is also the fourth movie chronologically and the first*
one to be theatrically released. It stars 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 Lady Galadriel, John Rhys-Davies as GImli,
Billy Boyd as Pippin Took, Dominic Monaghan as Merry Brandybuck, Orlando Bloom
as Legolas, Christopher Lee as Saruman the White, Hugo Weaving as Elrond, Sean
Bean as Boromir, and Ian Holm as Bilbo Baggins and features Andy Serkis as the
voice of Gollum.

The film was based on the first book in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Summary

Frodo Baggins, a young Hobbit of the Shire, goes ona quest to destroy the One Ring to bring peace to Middle earth.

## Synopsis

### Epilogue

After escaping the Orcs, Frodo goes to the edge of the bank and prepares to leave. However, Sam refuses to leave Frodo alone and its something Frodo will have to escape. Just after having a quick funeral for Boromir, Aragorn pronounces that they hunt for Orcs in return to save Merry and Pippin, thus starting their adventure. Meanwhile, Frodo and Sam are last seen looking over their path. Frodo tells Sam how much he is happy that his friend is with him and assured that Aragorn will look after their friends.

## Cast

* Noel Appleby as Everard Proudfoot
* Sean Astin as Sam Gamgee
* Sala Baker as Sauron
* Sean Bean as Boromir
* Cate Blanchett as Galadriel
* Orlando Bloom as Legolas
* Billy Boyd as Pippin Took
* Marton Csokas as Celeborn
* Megan Edwards as Mrs. Proudfoot
* Michael Elsworth as Gondorian Archivist
* Mark Ferguson as Gil-galad
* Ian Holm as Bilbo Baggins
* Christopher Lee as Saruman
* Lawrence Makoare as Lurtz
* Brent McIntyre as Witch-King of Angmar
* Ian McKellen as Gandalf
* Bret McKenzie as Figwit
* Peter McKenzie as Elendil
* Sarah McLeod as Rosie Cotton
* Dominic Monaghan as Merry Brandybuck
* Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn
* Ian Mune as Bounder
* Craig Parker as Haldir
* Cameron Rhodes as Farmer Maggot
* John Rhys-Davies as Gimli
* Martyn Sanderson as Gate Keeper
* Andy Serkis as Gollum/Witch-King of Angmar (voice)
* Harry Sinclair as Isildur
* Liv Tyler as Arwen
* David Weatherley as Barliman Butterbur
* Hugo Weaving as Elrond
* Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins
Kíli

Prince **Kíli** is a main character in *The Hobbit* film series. He was the son of Dís, the brother of Fíli, the nephew of Thorin Oakenshield and Frerin, a close friend of Bilbo Baggins,, and the true love of Tauriel. He fell in love with Tauriel, an elf despite their hatred between elves and dwarves.

## History

### Background

Kili was the son of Dis and brother of Fili and nephew of Thorin Oakenshield. Kili's birth father died when his sons were very young, leaving his sons to be raised by Dis and Thorin.

## Family

* **Dís** (mother)
* **Unnamed father**
* **Fíli** (brother)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (maternal uncle)
* **Unnamed maternal grandmother**
* **Thráin II** (maternal grandfather)
* **Thrór** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Dáin I** (maternal great-great-grandfather)
* **Frerin** (maternal uncle)
* **Frór**(great-great-uncle)
* **Grór**(great-great-uncle)
* **Náin** (first cousin twice removed)
* **Dáin Ironfoot** (second cousin once removed)
* **Thorin III Stonehelm** (second cousin twice removed)
Tanta Hornblower

## Family

### Other Family:

Ruby Bolger (Daughter-in-law)
Dora Baggins (granddaughter)
Drogo Baggins (grandson)
Frodo Baggins (great-grandson)
Dudo Baggins (grandson)
Daisy Baggins (great-granddaughter)
Mungo Baggins (brother-in-law)
Bungo Baggins (nephew)
Largo Baggins (nephew)
Bilbo Baggins (great-nephew)
Otho Sackville-Baggins (great-nephew)
Linda Baggins (niece)
Odo Proudfoot (great-nephew)
Olo Proudfoot (great-grandnephew)
Lotho Sackville-Baggins (great-great-nephew)
Sancho Proudfoot (great-great-grandnephew)
Rosa Baggins (niece)
Polo Baggins (nephew)
Adalgrim Took (great-nephew)
Posco Baggins (great-nephew)
Prisca Baggins (great-niece)
Paladin Took (great-great-nephew)
Esmeralda Took (great-great-niece)
Ponto Baggins (great-great-nephew)
Porto Baggins (great-great-nephew)
Peony Baggins (great-great-niece)
Pearl Took (great-great-great-niece)
Pervinca Took (great-great-great-niece)
Pimpernel Took (great-great-great-niece)
Pippin Took (great-great-great-nephew)
Merry Brandybuck (great-great-great-nephew)
Angelica Baggins (great-great-great-niece)
Mosco Burrows (great-great-great-nephew)
Moro Burrows (great-great-great-nephew)
Myrtle Burrows (great-great-great-niece)
Minto Burrows (great-great-great-nephew)

**Tanta Hornblower**is a  character in the Middle-earth Film Saga.

* **Largo Baggins** (husband)
* **Fosco Baggins** (son)
* **Ruby Bolger** (daughter-in-law)
* **Dora Baggins** (granddaughter)
* **Drogo Baggins** (grandson)
* **Frodo Baggins** (great-grandson)
* **Dudo Baggins** **(**grandson)
* **Daisy Baggins** **(**great-granddaughter)
* **Mungo Baggins** (brother-in-law)
* **Laura Baggins, nee Grubb** (sister-in-law)
* **Bungo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (great-nephew)
* **Otho Sackville-Baggins**(great-nephew)
* **Linda Proudfoot, nee Baggins** (niece)
* **Odo Proudfoot** (great-nephew)
* **Olo Proudfoot** (great-great-nephew)
* **Sancho Proudfoot** (great-great-great-nephew)
* **Rosa Baggins** (niece)
* **Adalgrim Took** (great-nephew)
* **Paladin Took** (great-great-nephew)
* **Pippin Took** (great-great-great-nephew)
* **Esmeralda Took** (great-great-niece)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (great-great-great-nephew)
* **Pearl Took** (great-great-great-niece)
* **Pervinca Took** (great-great-great-niece)
* **Pimpernel Took** (great-great-great-niece)
* **Polo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Posco Baggins** (great-nephew)
* **Ponto Baggins II**(great-great-nephew)
* **Angelica Baggins** (great-great-great-niece)
* **Mosco Burrows** **(great-great-great-nephew)**
* **Moro Burrows** (great-great-great-nephew)
* **Myrtle Burrows** (great-great-great-niece)
* **Minto Burrows** (great-great-great-nephew)
* **Prisca Baggins** (great-niece)
Mordor

**Mordor** is a realm featured in *The Lord of the Rings*. It is also the realm of Sauron.

## Visitors

* **Frodo Baggins**
* **Smeagol / Gollum**
* **Samwise Gamgee**

## Prisoners

* **Smeagol / Gollum**(formerly)
* **Frodo Baggins**(formerly)

## Locations

### Fortresses

* **Barad-dûr**
* **Black Gate**
* **Durthang**
* **Isenmouthe**
* **Minas Morgul**
* **Mount Doom**
* **Nargroth**
* **Osgiliath**
* **Seregost**
* **Tower of Cirith Ungol**

### Regions

* **Gorgoroth**
* **Lithlad**
* **Núrn**
* **Eastern Desolation**

## Fortresses

* **Barad-dûr**
* **Black Gate**
* **Durthang**
* **Isenmouthe**
* **Minas Morgul**
* **Mount Doom**
* **Nargroth**
* **Osgiliath**
* **Seregost**
* **Tower of Cirith Ungol**
Thráin II

## Thrain

Example

**Prince Thráin II** is a character in *The Hobbit*. He was portrayed by three actors: Thomas Robins portrayed by a younger version of him while Michael Mizrahi and Antony Sher portrayed his older selves in *An Unexpected Journey* and *The Desolation of Smaug*.

## Family

* **Unnamed wife**
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (oldest son)
* **Frerin** (younger son)
* **Dís** (only daughter)

* **Fíli** (grandson)
* **Kíli** (grandson)
* **Thrór** (deceased father)
* **Unnamed mother**
* **Dáin I** (paternal grandfather)
* **Frór** (deceased paternal uncle)
* **Grór** (deceased paternal uncle)
* **Borin** (paternal great-uncle)
* **Farin** (paternal first cousin once removed)
* **Fundin** (paternal second cousin)
* **Gróin** (paternal second cousin)
* **Balin** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Dwalin** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Óin** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Glóin** (paternal second cousin once removed)
* **Gimli** (paternal third cousin)
Tolman Gamgee

**Tolman "Tom" Gamgee** is a Hobbit of the Shire and one of the many children of Samwise Gamgee and Rosie Cotton.

## Family

* **Samwise "Sam" Gamgee** (father)
* **Rose "Rosie" Gamgee, nee Cotton** (mother)
* **Frodo Gamgee** (older brother)
* **Rose Gamgee** (older sister)
* **Merry Gamgee** (older brother)
* **Pippin Gamgee** (older brother)
* **Goldilocks Gamgee**(older sister)
* **Hamfast Gamgee II** (older brother)
* **Daisy Gamgee** (older sister)
* **Primrose Gamgee** (older sister)
* **Bilbo Gamgee** (older brother)
* **Ruby Gamgee** (older sister)
* **Robin Gamgee** (older brother)
* ****Hamfast "Gaffer"** Gamgee** (paternal grandfather)
* **Bell Gamgee, nee Goodchild** (paternal grandmother)
* **Lily Cotton, nee Brown** (maternal grandmother)
* **Farmer Cotton** (maternal grandfather)
Saradas Brandybuck

**Saradas Brandybuck** was a Hobbit of the Shire.

## Family

* Rorimac Brandybuck (brother)
* Menegilda Goold (sister-in-law)
* Amaranth Brandybuck (sister)
* Dodinas Brandybuck (brother)
* Asphodel Brandybuck (sister)
* Dinodas Brandybuck (brother)
* Primula Baggins, nee Brandybuck (sister)
* Drogo Baggins (brother-in-law)
* Frodo Baggins (nephew)
Pine trees

**Pine trees** are type
of trees featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

#### *An Unexpected Journey*

Thorin, Bilbo, Gandalf and their companions hid in pine trees when they were being
hunted down from Azog. Pines are also mentioned in the song, "Far Over the Misty Mountains."

### *The Lord of the Rings*

#### *The Fellowship of the Ring*

Treebeard remembers being friends with many trees, and possibly pines, but they were cut down by Saruman

## Appearances

* The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
* The Lord of the rings *(mentioned only)*
Rorimac Brandybuck

## Family

* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (father)
* **Mirabella Took** (mother)
* **Amaranth Brandybuck** (sister)
* **Saradas Brandybuck**(brother)
* **Dodinas Brandybuck** (brother)
* **Asphodel Brandybuck** (sister)
* **Dinodas Brandybuck** (brother)
* **Primula Brandybuck-Took** (sister)
* **Menegilda Goold** (wife)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (son)
* **Merimac Brandybuck** (Son)
* **Belladonna Took** (aunt)
* **Bilbo Baggins** (cousin)
* **Gerontius Took** (maternal grandfather)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (maternal grandmother)
* **Marmadoc Brandybuck** (paternal grandfather)
* **Adaldrida Bolger** (paternal grandmother)
* Madoc Brandybuck (great-grandfather)
* Hanna Goldworthy (great-grandmother)
* Adalgrim Took (maternal cousin)
* Paladin Took II (paternal first cousin once removed)
* Peregrin Took (maternal first cousin twice removed)
* Pearl Took (maternal first cousin twice removed)
* Pervinca Took (maternal first cousin twice removed)
* Pimpernel Took (maternal first cousin twice removed)
* Esmeralda Took (maternal first cousin once removed)
* Hugo Boffin (maternal uncle by marriage)
* Donnamira Took (maternal aunt)
Mirkwood Elf Hunter IV

This **Elf Hunter** is a minor character in *The Hobbit*. They were a resident of Mirkwood serving under King Thranduil.

## History

### Background

This elf was born in Mirkwood and came into the service of King Thranduil, the second king of their Realm.

### *Desolation of Smaug*

The fourth Elf Hunter remained unnamed. The dwarves of Erebor, led by Thorin Oakenshield, are captured by her and her companions

## Family

* **Tauriel** (relative)
* **Elves of Mirkwood** (relatives)
* **Elves** (kin)

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*  (First appearance)
White Tree of Gondor

The **White Trees of Gondor** are a type of trees featured in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

### Background

Isildur found the White Tree of
Gondor and planted it in the courtyard. Later, the tree was used by the men of Gondor as their symbol and signified the return of the King. After the fall of the Kings, the white Tree withered.

### The Return of the King

The White Tree begins to bloom again by the time of the Siege of Gondor. It finally has the flowers grow
back

## Appearances

* *The Two Towers*
* *The Return of the King*
List of Minor Locations

## Lake-town

### Master of Lake-town's house

The Master of Lake-town's house was the Master's residency. It was known to hold secret compartments in case of emergency.

The house was destroyed along with the rest of Lake-town.

### Bard's house

**Bard's house** was Bard's family residence before the house was destroyed in Lake-town by Smaug. Bilbo Baggins, Thorin Oakenshield and their companions stayed there for a brief while. Later, Bofur, Kili, Fili and Oin returned to the house, where Bard and his family attempted to bring Kili back to health.

This house was also destroyed during the Destruction of Lake-town.

#### Inhabitants

* Bain (formerly)
* Bard (formerly)
* Bofur (briefly)
* Fíli (briefly)
* Kíli (briefly)
* Óin (briefly)
* Sigrid (formerly)
* Tilda (formerly)
Sting

**Sting** is an object/weapon featured in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

### *An Unexpected Journey*

Gandalf found the sword in the trolls' cavern and gave it to Bilbo as a weapon for him to defend himself and other people. However, Bilbo was horrified and told Gandalf he never held a sword before in his entire life. The wizard consoled the Hobbit, saying that he'll know when to spare a life rather than take one. Bilbo, though reluctant, kept the sword after learning it also glowed blue when orcs came by.

Bilbo mainly used it in the Misty Mountains when he was fighting a Goblin and also threatened Gollum with it. While invisible, Bilbo began to take his sword and kill the creature. however, the Hobbit saw how pitiful Gollum looked and recalled Gandalf's words. Instead, Bilbo spared the poor creature and made his escape.

When Thorin Oakenshield's life was threatened, Bilbo took his sword and killed the orc that would be Thorin's executioner. This act also made Thorin apologize for his ill-treatment of Bilbo.

## Owners

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

## Users

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

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (first appearance)
* The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
* The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
* The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
* The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
* The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Rangers of Ithilien

The **Rangers of Ithilien** are major antagonists in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and supporting characters in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. They sent the Stewart of Gondor and later, it's kings. It is currently led by Faramir.

## History

In the second film, The rangers are seen scouting their areas they protect and see a group of Oliphants and Harad. Faramir holds Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee and later Gollum, hostage, reading them and the ring to Gondor. However he lets them go after seeing the dangers that the Ring holds

## Members

* Faramir - Leader
* Madril †
* Damrod

## Current Allies

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

## Current Enemies

* Mordor
	+ Sauron †
	+ Orcs
	+ Wargs
	+ Nazgul
		- Witch-King of Angmar †
The Hobbit LOTR Wiki

## Welcome to the The Hobbit LOTR Wiki

Join Bilbo Baggins as he helps Thorin Oakenshield on his quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain by helping save Middle-Earth. Who knew one gold ring Bilbo found in the Goblin Tunnels would bring about another adventure for Bilbo's nephew, Frodo Baggins who goes on a Quest to destroy the One Ring.

Now featuring The Rings of Power, which takes place in a separate continuity.

## Characters

Bilbo BagginsThorin Oakenshield**Gandalf****Fili**KiliBalinTaurielLegolas GreenleafBard

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Laura Grubb

**Laura Baggins**, formerly known as **Laura Grubb**) was a Hobbit of the Shire. She was the wife of Mungo Baggins and the paternal grandmother of Bungo Baggins.

## Family

* **Lavender Grubb** (sister)
* **Mungo Baggins**  (husband)
* **Bungo Baggins**  (son)
* **Belladonna Took**  (daughter-in-law)
* **Bilbo Baggins**  (grandson)
* **Belba Baggins**  (daughter)
* **Rudigar Bolger**  (son-in-law)
* **Longo Baggins**  (son)
* **Camellia Sackville**  (daughter-in-law)
* **Otho Sackville-Baggins**  (grandson)
* **Lobelia Sackville-Baggins**  (granddaughter-in-law)
* **Lotho Sackville-Baggins**  (great-grandson)
* **Bodo Proudfoot**  (son-in-law)
* **Odo Proudfoot**  (grandson)
* **Linda Baggins**  (daughter)
* **Bingo Baggins**  (son)
* **Chica Chubb**  (daughter-in-law)

Status; Unknown
Marmadoc Brandybuck

**Marmadoc Brandybuck** was the husband of Adaldrida Bolger

## Biography

Marmadoc Brandybuck was born TA 2817 to Hanna Goldworthy and Madoc Brandybuck. He was married to Adaldrida Brandybuck. He had had four children; two sons, Gorbadoc and Orgulas, and two daughters

## Family

* **Madoc Brandybuck** (father)
* **Hanna Goldworthy**(mother)
* **Adaldrida Brandybuck, nee Bolger**(wife)
* **Orgulas Brandybuck** (son)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (son)
* **Two daughters**
* **Mirabella Took** (daughter-in-law)
* **Primula Brandybuck** (granddaughter)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck** (grandson)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (great-grandson)
* **Frodo Baggins** (great-grandson)
* **Merry Brandybuck**(great-great-grandson)
* **Estella Bolger**(great-great-granddaughter-in-law)
Valar

The **Valar** are a group of deities mentioned in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings.*

## Known Valar

### Lords of the Valar

* Manwë, the Wind-King and the King of the Valar.
* Melkor, the Lord and Creator of Dark Powers and most powerful of the Valar. He is not counted as a Vala anymore.
* Ulmo, the Sea-King and the Lord of Water.
* Aulë, the Smith and the Lord of Earth and all that's underneath.
* Oromë, the Huntsman, the Lord of Forests and the Great Rider (husband of Vána)
* Námo (Mandos), the Doomsman and the Judge of the Dead (husband of Vairë).
* Irmo (Lórien), Lord and Master of Dreams, Visions, and Desires, and Creator of the Oloré Mallé, or Path of Dreams (husband of Estë).
* Tulkas, the Wrestler, the Champion of Valinor and last of the Valar to come to Arda (husband of Nessa).

### Ladies of the Valar

* Varda, the Star-Queen and the Queen of the Valar.
* Yavanna, the Fruit-Giver and the Lady of Earth.
* Nienna, the Weeper and the Lady of Mercy.
* Estë the Gentle, Lady of Healing and Rest, and spouse of Irmo.
* Vairë, the Weaver and spouse of Mandos.
* Vána, the Ever-young and spouse of Oromë.
* Nessa, the Dancer and spouse of Tulkas.
Thranduil's Lieutenants

**Thranduil's Lieutenants** are the Elves of Mirkwood who serve under King Thranduil.

## History

### The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

In TA 2770, he accompanies Thranduil from Mirkwood to the Lonely Mountain. Thranduil sought out his wife's gems. However, since the dwarves refused to give Thranduil his beloved wife's jewelery.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*(first appearance)
Roac

**Roac** is a minor character featured in *The Hobbit*. He was a messenger of Thorin Oakenshield during the battle of the Five Armies.

Roac was portrayed by CGI.

## History

### Background

Roac was the son of Carc and lived in Ravenhill.

### The Battle of the Five Armies

Thorin, in need of more back-up , sends Roac to the Iron Hills for reinforcements. The Raven later returns the next day, with Dáin not far behind.

## Trivia

* Roac is based on the character of the same name from *The Hobbit* by JRR Tolkien.
	+ Most of Roac's role goes to Bilbo, who announces the death of Smaug to the other dwarves and warns the dwarves of oncoming arrival of their enemy armies
Ravenhill

**Ravenhill** is a fortress featured in Peter Jackson's *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*.

## Inhabitants

* **Azog (deceased)**
* **Other Orcs (formerly)**
* **Goblins**
* **Roac**
* **The Ravens**

## Visitors

* **Thorin and Company**
	+ **Bilbo Baggins**
	+ **Thorin Oakenshield**
	+ **Dwalin**
	+ **Fíli**
	+ **Kíli**
* **Legolas**
* **Tauriel**
* **Thranduil**
* **Gandalf**
Thranduil

**Thranduil** is a main character in *The Hobbit*. Thranduil was the only child and son of Oropher, King of Mirkwood and father of Legolas Greenleaf. He is desperate for the necklace that once belonged to his wife and will do anything to get them back. Thranduil was portrayed by Lee Pace.

## History

### Background

Thranduil lost his father in the Last Alliance of Men and Elves, leaving Thranduil to rule his kingdom. He fathered a son named Legolas with a woman he loved very much and even had necklace made for her. However, he gave it to the dwarves to make it for him, but Thror would not give him the necklace, one of the reasons why Thranduil turned his back on the dwarves when they begged for help.

## Family/Relationships

* **Legolas Greenleaf** (son)
* **Tauriel** (ex-foster daughter)
* **Thranduil's Lieutenants**
Mentha Brandybuck

Mentha Brandybuck was a hobbit of the Shire.

## History

Mentha Brandybuck was the eldest daughter and second-born child of Marmadas Brandybuck and younger sister of Merimas Brandybuck and older sister of Melilot Brandybuck.

She attended Bilbo's farewell party.

## Family

* **Marmadas Brandybuck** (father)
* **Unidentified mother**
* **Merimas Brandybuck** (older brother)
* **Melilot Brandybuck** (younger sister)
Primrose Boffin

**Primrose Bracegirdle** (nee **Boffin**) is a minor character in *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Biography

Primrose Boffin was born TA 2865 to Otto Boffin and Lavender Grubb. She had three siblings, three brothers named Hugo, Uffo and Rollo. She married Blanco Bracegirdle and had two children: a son Bruno in S.R. 1313 and Lobelia in S.R. 1318.
Wilcome Cotton II

**Wilcome Cotton II**, nicknamed **Jolly**, is a Hobbit of the Shire. He was one of the brothers of Rosie Cotton and childhood friends with Samwise, and presumably, Pippin, Frodo, and Merry.

He was named after his father's brother.

## Family

* **Tom Cotton** (father)
* **Tolman "Tom" Cotton II** (brother)
* **Marigold Gamgee** (sister-in-law)

* **Bowman "Nick" Cotton**(brother)
* **Carl "Nibs" Cotton** (brother)
* **Rose "Rosie" Cotton**(sister)
* **Samwise Gamgee** (brother-in-law)
* **Many nieces and nephews**
War of the Ring

## Battles

Sauron's attack on Osgiliath, Battles of the Fords of Isen, Battle of Isengard, Battle of the Hornburg, Faramir's defense of Osgiliath, Battle of the Pelennor Fields, Battle of the Morannon, Battle Under Trees, Fall of Dol Guldur, Battle of Dale

## Participants

* Gondor, Rangers of the North, Rohan, Dale, Esgaroth, Erebor, The Shire, Lothlórien, Woodland Realm, Rivendell, Fangorn, Beornings

* Sauron: Mordor, Dol Guldur, Orcs of the Misty Mountains, Rhûn, Harad, Umbar, and Khand

* *sengard*
* **Dunland**
Merry Brandybuck

**Meriadoc Brandybuck**, also known as **Merry**, is a main character in *The Lord of the Rings*. Merry is part of the Fellowship of the Ring and one of its youngest members trying to find his place in this world. He is portrayed by Dominic Monoghan.

## **History**

### **Before the War of the Ring**

#### Early life

Merry was born in the Shire to Saradoc Brandybuck and Esmeralda Took. He became best friends with his cousin Pippin Took, Frodo Baggins, and Sam Gamgee.

#### Bilbo's 111th Birthday

Merry developed a plan that involves him and Pippin stealing one of Gandalf's firecrackers in hopes of getting in all kinds of mischef at Bilbo's 111th birthday party. However, their plan literally backfires when Pippin sticks the firecracker inside rather than the outside. Just as the two of them are about to get another, Gandalf comes up from behind and makes them do chores by cleaning the dirty plates. Merry and Pippin later steal from Farmer Maggot's crops and collide with Frodo and Sam and follow them to Bree, where they find Aragorn rather than Gandalf himself.

## Family

* **Estella Brandybuck, née Bolger** (wife)
* **Esmeralda Brandybuck, née Took** (mother)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (father)
* **Rosa Took, née Baggins** (maternal great-grandmother)
* **Hildigrim Took** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Gorbadoc Brandybuck** (paternal great-grandfather)
* **Mirabella Took** (paternal great-grandmother)
* **Rorimac Brandybuck**  (paternal grandfather)
* **Menegilda Brandybuck, née Goold**  (paternal grandmother)
* **Adalgrim Took** (maternal grandfather)
* **Merimac Brandybuck**(paternal uncle)
* **Paladin Took II** (maternal uncle)
* **Eglantine Took, née Banks** (maternal aunt)
* **Berilac Brandybuck**(paternal cousin)
* **Peregrin "Pippin" Took**(maternal cousin)
* **Diamond Took** (cousin-in-law)
* **Pearl Took** (maternal cousin)
* **Pervinca Took** (maternal cousin)
* **Pimpernel Took** (maternal cousin)
* **Fredegar Bolger**(brother-in-law / third cousin)
* **Odovacar Bolger** (father-in-law)
* **Rosamunda Bolger, nee Took** (mother-in-law)

## Appearances

* *The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Two Towers*
* *The Return of the King*
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

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

***The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*** is a 2013 film based on *The Hobbit* by JRR Tolkien. It is also the second in *The Hobbit* trilogy and the fifth film in the series overall.
Primula Brandybuck

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**Primula Baggins** (née **Brandybuck**) is a character only mentioned in the series. She is only mentioned in *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring*.

## History

### Early life

Primula Brandybuck was born to Gorbadoc Brandybuck and Mirabella Took in TA 2920. She had one son after marrying Drogo Baggins, naming him Frodo.
She and her husband later drowned in Brandywine River and her son left in the care of Primula's cousin, Bilbo Baggins

## Family

* Gorbadoc Brandybuck (father)
* Mirabella Brandybuck, nee Took (mother)
* Drogo Baggins (husband)
* Frodo Baggins (son)

* Bilbo Baggins (cousin)

* **Pippin Took** (second cousin)

* **Rorimac "Rori" Brandybuck** (brother)
* **Saradoc Brandybuck** (nephew)
* **Merry Brandybuck** (great-nephew / second cousin)

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (first mentioned)

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Thorin Oakenshield/Relationships

## Bilbo Baggins

> ***Main article Bilbo and Thorin***
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Thorin had a complicated later strong relationship to his non-dwarf companion, Bilbo Baggins.

## Dwalin

**(Best friend)**

Thorin and Dwalin have been best friends since the day they were born and have grown up as close as brothers. They practically were raised together and nearly inseparable. Dwalin had followed Thorin for most of his life, from the time Erebor fell to the battle on Ravenhill.

As young men they fought in the Battle of Moria and Dwalin followed Thorin as their king, showing a very strong bond between the two best friends.

## Fili and Kili

Thorin practically helped his sister Dis raise Fili and Kili and saw them as his own sons. In turn, the boy saw Thorin as a strong father figure for the two of them.
Tosto Boffin

## History

### Background

Tosto Boffin is the only child of Griffo and Daisy Baggins. It is unknown if he had children or not, as none are recorded.

## Family

* **Griffo Boffin** (father)
* **Daisy Baggins** (mother)
* **Gruffo Boffin** (paternal grandfather)
* **Uffo Boffin** (paternal great-grandfather)
* **Sapphira Boffin, Nee Brockhouse** (paternal great-grandmother)
* **Otto the Fat Boffin** (great-great-grandfather)
* **Lavender Boffin, nee Grubb**  (great-great-grandmother)
Posco Baggins

**Posco Baggins**is a character in *Lord of the Rings*and *The Hobbit*.

## Family

* **Polo Baggins** (father)
* **Unnamed mother**
* **Gilly Baggins, née Brownlock** (wife)
* **Ponto Baggins II** (son)
* **Angelica Baggins** (granddaughter)
* **Porto Baggins** (son)
* **Peony Baggins** (daughter)
* **Milo Burrows** (son-in-law)
* **Mosco Burrows** (grandson)
* **Moro Burrows** (grandson)
* **Myrtle Burrows** (granddaughter)
* **Minto Burrows** (grandson)
* **Prisca Bolger, née Baggins** (sister)
* **Wilibald Bolger** (brother-in-law)
* **Wilimar Bolger** (nephew)
* **Heribald  Bolger** (nephew)
* **Nora Bolger** (niece)
Pervinca Took

**Pervinca Took**  is a Hobbit of the Shire and one of Pippin Took's elder sisters.

## History

Pervinca was born SR 1285 (Third Age 2985) as the youngest daughter and third-born child of Paladin Took II and Eglantine Banks

## Family

* **Paladin Took** (father)
* **Eglantine Banks** (mother)
* **Pimpernel Took** (older sister)
* ****Pervinca Took**** (older sister)
* **Pippin Took** (younger brother)
* **Faramir Took I** (nephew)
* **Diamond Took** (sister-in-law)
* **Adalgrim Took** (grandfather)
* **Hildigrim Took** (great-grandfather)
* **Rosa Took** (great-grandmother)
* **Gerontius Took** (great-great-grandfather)
* **Adamanta Chubb** (great-great-grandmother)
Sam Gamgee

**Samwise Gamgee** (mostly referred to as **Sam**) is a main character in *The Hobbit*. He was portrayed by Sean Astin. Sam is a hobbit who is best friends with his master, Frodo Baggins. and one of the companions to stay with Frodo throughout the entire quest while the others were either killed, kidnapped or helped save the world.

## History

### *The Lord of the Rings*

#### *Return of the King*

Sam, Frodo and Gollum all travel to Cirith Ungol is accused by Gollum for one: stealing their food and second for wanting the One Ring. Frodo then calmly told Sam to go home rather than continuing to follow them. However, Sam had stayed with Frodo the entire time and later attacked Shelob the Giant Spider, who later fled after Sam wounded her. Falsely believing Frodo was dead, Sam took the ring for himself to complete the mission but was taken aback when it was learned that Frodo survived. Sam rescues him and they head to Mount Doom, where they destroy the One Ring.

## Family

* **Hamfast "The Gaffer" Gamgee** (father)
* **Rose "Rosie" Gamgee, nee Cotton** (wife)
* **Frodo Gamgee** (son)
* **Elanor Fairbairn, nee Gamgee**(daughter)
* **Goldilocks Took, nee Gamgee**(daughter)
* **Faramir Took I**(son-in-law)
* **Tolman Cotton Sr.** (father-in-law)
* **Bell Gamgee, née Goodchild** (mother)

## Appearances

* *The Fellowship of the Ring*
* *The Two Towers*
* *The Return of the King*
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

*The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*<***The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies***>

***The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*** is the third and last film in *The Hobbit* series.

## Cast

### Main

* Ian McKellen as Gandalf
* Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins
* Richard Armitage as Thorin II Oakenshield
* Ken Stott as Balin
* Graham McTavish as Dwalin
* William Kircher as Bifur
* James Nesbitt as Bofur
* Stephen Hunter as Bombur
* Dean O'Gorman as Fíli
* Aidan Turner as Kíli
* John Callen as Óin
* Peter Hambleton as Glóin
* Jed Brophy as Nori
* Mark Hadlow as Dori
* Adam Brown as Ori

#### Minor

* Orlando Bloom as Legolas
* Evangeline Lilly as Tauriel
* Lee Pace as Thranduil
* Cate Blanchett as Galadriel
* Hugo Weaving as Elrond
* Christopher Lee as Saruman
* Ian Holm as Old Bilbo
* Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug
* Mikael Persbrandt as Beorn
* Sylvester McCoy as Radagast
* Luke Evans as Bard
* Stephen Fry as Master of Lake-town
* Ryan Gage as Alfrid
* John Bell as Bain
* Peggy Nesbitt as Sigrid
* Mary Nesbitt as Tilda
* Manu Bennett as Azog
* John Tui as Bolg
* Benedict Cumberbatch as Necromancer
* Billy Connolly as Dain II
* Mark Mitchenson as Braga
* Kelly Kilgour as Soury
* Sarah Peirse as Hilda Bianca
* Nick Blake as Percy
* Simon London as Feren
* Conan Stevens as Keeper of the Dungeons
* Allan Smith as Ragash
* Miranda Harcourt as Olga
* Thomasin McKenzie as Astrid
* Erin Banks as Lobelia Sackville-Baggins
* Brian Hotter as Otho Sackville-Baggins
* Timothy Bartlett as Master Worrywort
* Mervyn Smith as Tosser Grubb
* Martin Kwok as voice of Ragash

#### Uncredited

* Shane Rangi as Laketown Refugee
* Jeff Slaven as Laketown Extra
* Christopher Winchester as Laketowner
* Dee Bradley Baker as Creatures (vocal effect)
* Stephen O'Neill as Laketown Extra
* Shane Briant as Mayor of Michel Delving
* Greg Ellis as Net Mender
Rivendell

**Rivendell** is a location in *Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit*. It is where Lord Elrond dwells.

## Inhabitants

Formerly:

* **Bilbo Baggins**
* **Elrond**
* **Lindir**
* **Elrohir**
* **Elladon**
* **Aragorn**
* **Arwen**

## Visitors

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

**Thorin and Dwalin** have been best friends since the day they were born and have grown up as close as brothers. They practically were raised together and nearly inseparable. Dwalin had followed Thorin for most of his life, from the time Erebor fell to the battle on Ravenhill.

As young men they fought in the Battle of Moria and Dwalin followed Thorin as their king, showing a very strong bond between the two best friends.

They are portrayed by Richard Armitage and Graham McTavish
Merry and Pippin

**Merry Brandybuck and Pippin Took** are cousins via Merry's mother and Pippin's father and are each other's best friends

Out of all the members of the Fellowship of the Ring, Pippin had a closer relationship with Merry, mostly because of their history being cousins and best friends. They were known to be mischievous together and getting onto all sorts of trouble.

The two held captive in The Two Towers. As the older cousin, Merry made sure to look after Pippin. Merry apparently was dying of thirst, he told Pippin that he shouldn't worry about him. Also, when they were being chased by an orc, Merry made sure Pippin climbed up Treebeard first. Later, merry tells Pippin that they cannot return to the Shire.

Their relationship was briefly strained when Merry blamed Pippin for their separation based on his idle curiosity. However, they continued to miss each other when Merry Was in Rohan and Pippin was in Gondor. They were finally reunited on the battlefield after the battle of Pelennor Fields. Pippin held onto Merry and proclaimed that he would now be the one looking after him.

## Throughout the Series

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

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Primrose Gamgee

**Primrose Gamgee**, also known as **Primrose Gradner**, is a character in *Lord of the Rings. She is a child of Rose Cotton (nee G*

*amgee) and Samwise Gamgee.*

## Family/Relationships

* **Samwise "Sam" Gamgee** (father)
* **Rose "Rosie" Cotton, nee Gamgee** (mother)
* **Elanor Fairbairn, nee Gamgee** (older sister)
* **Fastred Fairbairn** (brother-in-law)
* **Elfstan Fairbairn** (nephew)
* **Firiel Fairbairn** (niece)
* **Rose Gamgee** (sister)
* **Merry Gamgee** (brother)
* **Pippin Gamgee** (brother)
* **Goldilocks Gamgee** (sister)
* **Hamfast Gamgee II** (brother)
* **Daisy Gamgee II** (older sister)
* **Bilbo Gamgee** (younger brother)
* **Ruby Gamgee** (younger sister)
* **Robin Gamgee** (younger brother)
* **Tolman Gamgee** (younger brother)
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
Tauriel

**Tauriel** is a main character in The Desolation of Smaug and the Battle of the Five Armies. She is original to the series and acts as a love interest to Kili, but also to Legolas Greenleaf, though she never reciprocates those feelings to Legolas. Tauriel was portrayed Evangeline Lilly.

## History

### The Battle of the Five Armies

During the battle of Five Armies, Kili dies defending Tauriel from Bolg. Tauriel later mourns the loss of someone she fell in love with and gives him a kiss on the lips, knowing their love was real.

## Family

* **Unnamed mother**
* **Unnamed father**
* **Thranduil** (ex-foster father)
* **Legolas Greenleaf** (ex-foster brother)
* **Kili** (deceased true love/boyfriend)
Tolman Cotton Senior

**Farmer Tolman "Tom" Cotton** is a minor character in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

### Background

Farmer Cotton is the father of Wilcome "Jolly," Bowman "Nick,"Carl "Nibs," and Rose "Rosie" Cotton

## Family

* **Lily Brown** (wife)
* **Rosie Cotton** (daughter)
* **Sam Gamgee** (son-in-law)
* **Frodo Gamgee** (grandson)
* **Elanor Gamgee** (granddaughter)
* **Many other grandchildren**
* **Wilcome Cotton II**(son)
* **Bowman Cotton**(son)
* **Carl Cotton** (son)
* **Tolman Cotton Junior**(son)
Lavender Grubb

**Lavender Boffin**, formerly known as **Lavender Grubb**, was the sister of Laura Grubb and married Otto Boffin. They had four children: Hugo, Uffo, Rollo and Primrose.

## Family

* **Laura Grubb** (sister)
* **Mungo Baggins** (brother-in-law)
* **Bungo Baggins** (nephew)
* **Bilbo Baggins**(great-nephew)
* **Otho Sackville-Baggins** (great-nephew)
* **Lotho Sackville-Baggins** (great-grandnephew / great-grandson)
* **Hugo Boffin**(son)
* **Uffo Boffin** (son)
* **Rollo Buffin** (son)
* **Primrose Boffin**(daughter)
* **Lobelia Sackville-Baggins** (granddaughter)
* **Bruno Bracegirdle** (grandson)
List of Deleted/Extended Scenes

These are lists of deleted/extended scenes from the *Extended Edition* for both *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*.

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

* **Concerning Hobbits:** Bilbo writing in his memoirs and preparations for the party. However, the bell rings and Bilbo has Frodo get the door. However, his nephew has already left to meet Gandalf in East Farthing wood. THe scene cuts to Frodo, who is sitting there and the scene continues like it does in the opening of the film.
* **At the Green Dragon:** Frodo and Sam are at the Green Dragon inn in Bywater. Merry and Pippin are singing as well. Two older hobbits discuss rumors of strange creatures being seen in the Shire and fear the outbreak of a war. Sam pines after Rosie Cotton. Soon, the tavern closes and Frodo heads back to Bag End.
* **The Passing of the Elves:** Frodo and Sam are at a camping site in the forest in the evening. While Sam is cooking food over a fire, they hear Wood-elves singing in the distance and run to see them. The Elves are walking in a solemn procession on their way to the Grey Havens. Sam says it makes him sad that the Elves are leaving Middle-earth. Later, when Frodo and Sam have bedded down for the night, Sam complains about lying on the ground among tree roots, to Frodo's amusement. A Black Rider is briefly seen in an empty landscape of the Shire. In the theatrical edition of the film, this shot was included in The Shadow of the Past.
* **The Midgewater Marshes:** The group arrives in Midgewater, which is hard to traverse owing to the swampy conditions and presence of bugs. They eventually make it through the marshes in time for sundown. Frodo overhears Aragorn singing the Lay of Lúthien, which describes the love between the Man Beren and the Elf Lúthien and their tragic end.
Lethuin

**Lethuin** is a minor character in *The Desolation of Smaug* and *The Battle of the Five Armies*. Eli Kent portrayed him the last two part of the film series of *The Hobbit*.

## History

### Background

Lethuin was an elf who served Thranduil, the King of Mirkwood, as one of his hunters.

### The Desolation of Smaug

During a hunt on chasing Giant Spiders of Mirkwood, Lethuin is one of the hunters who help captured the Dwarves, and took their belongings. The king interrogated their king, Thorin Oakenshield.

### The Battle of the Five Armies

Lethuin fought in the Battle of the Five Armies.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (First appearance)
* *The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*
Trees

**Trees** are plants from *The Hobbit* and *The Lord of the Rings*. They are seen throughout all of Middle-earth. There also different types of trees.

## History

### The Hobbit

#### *An Unexpected Journey*

When Azog and his hunting party
were hunting down Thorin and Company at the end of the movie, the company hide
in trees, but their trees fell down.

#### *The Desolation of* Smaug

Balin remembers the trees being filled with bird song and tells this to Bilbo,
who sees that most of the trees have been reduced to ash.

### *The Two Towers*

Treebeard was also friends with
many trees, but they were cut down by Saruman.

## Types of Trees

* **Pine**
* **Oak**
* **Beech**
* **White Tree of Gondor**
Saruman

**Saruman** (also known as **Saruman the White**) is a character in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. He is the former head of the White Council and the Order of the Five Wizards who was corrupted by the power of the dark lord Sauron.

He was portrayed by Christopher Lee.

## History

### *The Hobbit*

#### *An Unexpected Journey*

Saruman attended a meeting in Rivendell of Gandalf's previous scheme of taking the Lonely Mountain from the Dragon Smaug and had summoned Galadriel to attend the meeting as well. During this meeting, he voices his opinions of the returning enemy: he doubts that Sauron is returning, and also doesn't believe it when Gandalf presents the evidence of a Morgul blade and doesn't trust Radagast's word on the matter. He almost has Thorin and Company disbanded, but the company already made their way out of Rivendell after being advised by Gandalf to leave.

#### *The Desolation of Smaug*

Saruman is mentioned from Gandalf to Beorn in the extended version, saying Saruman the White does not believe the enemy had returned. However, both men think otherwise.

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

Saruman joins the company that rescues Gandalf from Dol Guldur. However, during the fight with the Nazgul, Sauron confronts his enemies while Radagast and Gandalf escape. Saruman then tells Lord Elrond to take Galadriel back to Lothlorien while he confronts Sauron himself.

However, this proves to be Saruman's downfall. He later sides with Sauron, but keeps his betrayal a secret to his former friends and allies.

### *The Lord of the Rings*

#### *The Fellowship of the Ring*

Saruman betrays the Free People of Middle-earth. When Gandalf says Frodo Baggins, a hobbit of the shire and a nephew of Gandalf's associate, Bilbo Baggins, Saruman tries to convince Gandalf to join him and Sauron, but the wizard refuses. A brief duel issues with Saruman victorious. He has Gandalf locked up on top of the tower of his tower, Orthanc. However, Gandalf later escapes with the help of Lord Gwahair.

Later after Gandalf's fall, Saruman has the Orcs go after the Fellowship of the Ring and to bring the hobbits to him while the others are killed.

#### *The Two Towers*

Saruman builds an army worthy of Mordor and plans for them to ransack villages. One night, he is able to poison King Theoden the ruler o f Rohan with the help of Grima Wormtongue. However, Gandalf frees his old friend of Saruman's control. No longer in control , Saruman sends his armies to dispose of the men of Rohan. However, the white wizard is later trapped when the Ents led by Treebeard and loses the battle.

#### *The Return of the King*

* Original cut
* Extended edition
 Saruman is trapped in his own tower. Gandalf tells Treebeard to keep Saruman under lock and key

 Saruman mocks his former allies, with the Palantir and knows where Sauron will strike next. Before Saruman can tell them more, Grima Wormtongue kills his former master

## Family

* **Gandalf** (wizard)
* **Radagast the Brown** (wizard)
Ungoliant

Ungoliant was a giant Spider who lived in Middle-earth during the time of the First Age.

## History

### Background

Ungoliant was once an ally of Morgoth. However, he tricked her into eating herself. Ungoliant mothered a child, Shelob, who had Giant Spiders of Mirkwood.

### *An Unexpected Journey*

Ungoliant is mentioned by Radagast, who tells Gandalf that he encountered "spawns of Ungoliant", a reference to her being the "mother of all spiders".

## Family Members

* **Shelob** (daughter)
* **Giant Spiders of Mirkwood** (grandchildren)

**Status: deceased**
Merry Gamgee

**Merry Gamgee** is a minor character in *The Lord of the Rings*.

## History

### Background

Merry is one of the thirteen children of Samwise Gamgee and Rose "Rosie" Cotton. He was named after his father's friend, Meriadoc Brandybuck, whose nickname was Merry.

## Family

* **Goldilocks Took, nee Gamgee** (sister)
* **Elanor Gamgee** (sister)
* **Frodo Gamgee** (brother)
* **Rose Gamgee** (sister)
* **Pippin Gamgee** (brother)
* **Goldilocks Gamgee** (sister)
* **Faramir Took** (brother-in-law)
* **Hamfast Gamgee II**(brother)
* **Daisy Gamgee** (sister)
* **Primrose Gamgee** (sister)
* **Bilbo Gamgee** (brother)
* **Ruby Gamgee** (sister)
* **Robin Gamgee** (brother)
* **Tolman "Tom" Gamgee** (brother)
* **Hamfast "Gaffer" Gamgee** (paternal grandfather)
* **Lily Cotton, nee Brown** (maternal grandmother)
* **Farmer Tolman Cotton** (maternal grandfather)
* **Wilcome "Jolly" Cotton** (maternal uncle)
* **Bowman "Nick" Cotton** (maternal uncle)
* **Carl "Nibs" Cotton** (maternal uncle)
Thorin I

**Thorin I** was a dwarf of Erebor, the son of Thráin I and ancestor of Thorin Oakenshield, Fíli, Kíli, Óin, Glóin, Balin, and Dwalin, and a distant ancestor of Dori, Nori, and Ori.

## Family

* **Thráin I** (father)
* **Náin I** (grandfather)
* **Glóin** (son)
* **Óin, son of Glóin** (grandson)
* **Náin** (great-grandson)
* **Dáin I** (descendant)
* **Borin** (descendant)
* **Thrór** (descendant)
* **Frór** (descendant)
* **Grór** (descendant)
* **Farin** (descendant)
* **Thráin II** (descendant)
* **Náin** (descendant)
* **Fundin** (descendant)
* **Gróin** (descendant)
* **Thorin Oakenshield** (descendant)
* **Frerin** (descendant)
* **Dís**  (descendant)
* **Dáin II Ironfoot**  (descendant)
* **Balin**  (descendant)
* **Dwalin**  (descendant)
* **Óin, son of Gróin** (descendant)
* **Glóin, son of Gróin** (descendant)
* **Fíli** (descendant)
* **Kíli**  (descendant)
* **Thorin III Stonehelm** (descendant)
* **Gimli**  (descendant)
* **Durin VII and Last** (descendant)
* **Dori** (distant descendant)
* **Nori** (distant descendant)
* **Ori** (distant descendant)
Isengrim Took III

**Isengrim Took III** was a Hobbit of the Shire and one of the many uncles of Bilbo Baggins, great-uncle of Frodo Baggins and great-great-uncle of Merry Brandybuck and Pippin Took.

## Family

**Parents:**

* Gerontius Took (father)
* Adamanta Took, nee Chubb (mother)

**Siblings:**

* Hildigard Took
* Isumbras Took
* Hildigrim Took
* Isembold Took
* Hildifons Took
* Isembard Took
* Hildibrand Took
* Belladonna Took
* Donnamira Took
* Mirabella Took
* Isengar Took
Thrór

**King Thrór** was a minor character in *The Hobbit* film series. He was portrayed by Jeffrey Thomas.

## History

### Background

Thror had two younger brothers: Fror and Gror. As a lad, Thror's father Dain I and his middle-brother, Fror were killed by a Cold-dragon. Thror and his youngest brother, Gror, separated the rule between brothers. While Thror led his half to Erebor, Gror led his half to inhabit the Iron Hills.

Later Thrór married and had a son he named Thráin, after one of their ancestors of the same name and later three grandchildren: Thorin, Frerin and Dis.