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Protectorate of Grayson Navy

The **Protectorate of Grayson Navy** is the naval warfare service branch of the Grayson Armed Forces.

Although highly professional, it retains a high degree of patronage within its formal structure. Promotion and choice assignments depend a great deal upon an officer's connections.

Although separate to the Sea Fencibles, there is a significant amount of transfer and cooperation between the organisations.

## Organisation

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  **General**
  **Brigadier**
  **Lieutenant**

## Royal and Imperial Navy Edit

  **High Admiral**
  **Admiral**
  **Commodore**
  **Captain**
  **Commander**
  **Lieutenant**
  **Midshipman**

## ==== Rank structure

The entry rank for officers is the position of Midshipman, held for three years aboard a ship as an officer-in-training. Upon completion of three years as a Midshipman, the officer is permitted to take the Lieutenant's Examination. Successful completion of the Lieutenant's Examination does not mean automatic promotion to Lieutenant: this only occurs when/if a 'passed Midshipman' is chosen to fill a newly-arisen vacancy.

Once a Lieutenant, an officer may be given command of a small naval vessel, but is more likely to be assigned to a larger warship commanded by a post-Captain. A lieutenant's seniority aboard a large warship is determined by the date of commission to that rank. After several years such service, a lieutenant may be promoted to the rank of 'Master and Commander', commanding a brig or sloop-of-war; promotion to post-captain typically follows within a year of making Commander.

Having 'made post', a captain will command a frigate or ship-of-the-line. Alternatively, they might be assigned to a captain's level posting at the Admiralty or with the Sea Fencibles. On the basis of seniority, a captain is guaranteed eventual promotion to flag rank (Rear Admiral, Vice Admiral, Admiral).

## References

1. ↑ If a candidate is unsuccessful in their Lieutenant's Examination, they must serve a further six months as a Midshipman before being permitted to resit.
2. ↑ Such as a cutter or armed schooner.
3. ↑ Each large warship has a number of lieutenants, titled 'First Lieutenant', 'Second Lieutenant', 'Third Lieutenant', etc.
4. ↑ Service as a Commander is not necessary, however, to be promoted to post-Captain.
5. ↑ So long as the officer in question is not dishonourable discharged from the service, or dies in the meantime.
Theodore Rassendyll

Dr **Theodore Remus Rassendyll**, Earl of Carlisle, Count of Hentzau (1998-), is a member of the British and Ruritanian nobilities, and an medieval historian.

## Academic career

* 2016-2019 | BA History | St. Aerion's College, University of Oxford
	+ Honorary MA awarded 2020
* 2019-2020 | MA Medieval Studies | St. Aerion's College, University of Oxford

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Postdoctoral
Research Fellow at the University of Queensland. Previously

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Teaching
Fellow in Medieval History at Trinity College Dublin and at the University of
Birmingham.

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PhD
Medieval History, University of Birmingham, Jan 2017

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MA
Medieval History (2010-2011)

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BA Ancient
& Med. History (‘07-10)

Dr Theodore R. Lupin (1998-)

2016-19—B.A. History | St. Aerion’s College, Oxon.

2019-20—M.A. Medieval Studies | St. Aerion’s

2020-23—PhD. Med. Hist. | Trinity College, Dublin

2023-24—Postdoc. Research Fellow | Trinity

Rudolf University of Strelsau

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2028-29—Visiting Scholar | British School at Athens
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Defenses

**Defenses** are Building in Microgravity that help defend against other Players or Asteroids. The're are two types of defenses, ones on the Planet's surface and ones in Space. The ones on the Planet's surface are the, Ground Missile Turret which shoot Missiles and cost 1000 Oil, 1000 Aluminium, and 500 Uranium, another one that's on the ground is the Ground Minigun Turret which shoots bullets at high rates and cost 2000 Oil, 1000 Aluminium, and 2000 Uranium
Reaganio

## **About**

**Reagan**, known as **Reaganio**, or **Galdo** is an American rapper/artist. He is best known for his album, "On Her Feet", which is his most viewed album in GlassJar Records.

Unfortunately, Reagan retired from GlassJar Records in 2017 after his 2nd album, "I Am Not Human".

Both of his albums went from public to private and are currently unavailable to the public.

## **Music**

* **August 9, 2017**

Reagan releases his 1st album, "On Her Feet".

* **October 18, 2017**

Reagan releases his 2nd and last album, "I Am Not Human".
Mirabella Took

**Mirabella Took** was a Hobbit of The Shire. She was the wife of Gorbadoc Brandybuck.

She was one of the many aunts of Bilbo Baggins, Frodo's grandmother and Merry's great-grandmother.

Mirabella took was a member of the **Took Clan** and married into the **Brandybuck Clan.**

## History

Mirabella was the youngest daughter of Gerontius Took and Adamanta Chubb. She was born S.R. 1260 and passed at the age of one-hundred. She had ten older siblings, which included eight older brothers (Isengrim, Isumbras, Hildigrim, Isembold, Hildifons, Isembard, Hildibrand), three older sisters, Hildigard, Belladonna, and Donnamira and one younger sibling, a brother named Isengar. She married Gorbadoc Brandybuck and had six children: Rorimac, Amaranth, Saradas, Dodinas, Asphodel, Dinodas and Primula.
She is became the grandmother of Frodo Baggins and the great-grandmother of Merry Brandybuck.

Mirabella passed away in S.R. 1360.

## Etymology

* Her name, **Mirabella** is a combination of her older sisters' name, Donna**mira** and **Bella**donna. It is a Latinate form of the name Mirabelle , which is derived from Latin *mirabilius*, meaning "wonderful."
* The surname **Took** came from the original Hobbitish term, called Tuk. However, its true meaning is unknown in Hobbitsh Westron. However, the surname is traced to the real-life Welsh last name, Took, which refers to a type of sword. . Its earliest form is "Tūca."
* The name **Brandybuck** was originally **Oldbuck** before it was changed to its current name by Gordenhad Brandybuck. It was a combination of **Brandy**wine and Old**buck**. Brandybuck itself was a translation of the Westron word, Brandagamba It contains the element branda-, meaning "borderland," referring to Buckland beign on the Borders of the easter edge of the Shire and evokes Branda-nin, meaning "border water." Branda-nin was also the early hobbitsh name for the Brandywine River). It's second element, *gama* comes from the older name of Oldbuck in the sense of a male deer.  She gained the name after her marriage to Gorbadoc.

## Trivia

* Mirabella is similar to Merry's mother, Esmeralda Took, as they are both Took women who married a Brandybuck man (in this case, Saradoc and Gorbadoc).

## References

1. ↑ https://www.behindthename.com/name/mirabella
https://www.behindthename.com/name/mirabelle
2. ↑ Mark T. Hooker, Tolkien and Welsh, pp. 126-127
Took Family. Tolkien Gateway. Retrieved 31 December 2018.
4. ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, *The Lord of the Rings*, Appendix F, "On Translation"
Estella Bolger

**Estella Brandybuck** (nee Bolger) is an unseen character in *The Hobbit* and *Lord of the Rings*.

## History

Born in SR 1382, Estella Bolger was the younger sister of Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger. Merry and Estella married each other during the Fourth Age.

## Name

* **Estella h**as been compared with the Spanish name **Estrella** by Jim Allen, from the Spanish element,*stella*,  meaning "Star"
* The name **Brandybuck** was originally **Oldbuck** before it was changed to its current name by Gordenhad Brandybuck. It was a combination of **Brandy**wine and Old**buck**. Brandybuck itself was a translation of the Westron word, Brandagamba It contains the element branda-, meaning "borderland," referring to Buckland beign on the Borders of the easter edge of the Shire and evokes Branda-nin, meaning "border water." Branda-nin was also the early hobbitsh name for the Brandywine River). It's second element, *gama* comes from the older name of Oldbuck in the sense of a male deer.

## References

1. ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, *The Lord of the Rings*, Appendix F, "On Translation"
Esmeralda Took

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

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

## History

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

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

## Etymology

* The name, **Esmeralda** is of Spanish and Portugese origin, meaning "Emerald" It was tradition in hobbit terms to name a girl after a jewel or a flower. It is also the name of Esmeralda the Gypsy girl from *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* by Victor Hugo.
* The surname **Took** came from the original Hobbitish term, called Tuk. However, its true meaning is unknown in Hobbitsh Westron. However, the surname is traced to the real-life Welsh last name, Took, which refers to a type of sword. . Its earliest form is "Tūca."
* The surname **Brandybuck** was originally **Oldbuck** before it was changed to its current name by Gordenhad Brandybuck. It was a combination of **Brandy**wine and Old**buck**. Brandybuck itself was a translation of the Westron word, Brandagamba It contains the element branda-, meaning "borderland," referring to Buckland beign on the Borders of the easter edge of the Shire and evokes Branda-nin, meaning "border water." Branda-nin was also the early hobbitsh name for the Brandywine River). It's second element, *gama* comes from the older name of Oldbuck in the sense of a male deer. . Esmeralda gained this name after she married Saradoc.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.behindthename.com/name/esmeralda
2. ↑ Mark T. Hooker, Tolkien and Welsh, pp. 126-127
3. ↑ Took Family. Tolkien Gateway. Retrieved 31 December 2018.
4. ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, *The Lord of the Rings*, Appendix F, "On Translation"
Resource Harvesters

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**Resource Harvesters** is Building, include, the Oil Rig, the Uranium Mine, and the Aluminium Mine. The Oil Rig mines Oil, the Uranium Mine mines Uranium, and the Aluminium Mine mines Aluminum from the Planet.

This building will mining Oil, also most common on planets which it is pretty cheap compare to other resource.

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Glóin

## Family Information

### Family Members

* Óin (Brother)
* Gimli (Son)
* Fundin (Uncle)
* Balin and Dwalin (Cousins)
* Wife
* Gróin (Father)
* Durin I (Ancestor)
* Náin II (Great-Great Grandfather)
* Borin (Great-Grandfather)
* Farin (Grandfather)
* Groin(Uncle)
* Óin and **Glóin** (Cousins)
* Gimli (Cousin once Removed)
* Dáin I (Great-Great Uncle)
* Thrór, Frór, and Grór (First Cousins Twice Removed)
* Thráin II and Náin (Second Cousins Once Removed)
* Thorin Oakenshield, Dís, Frerin, Dáin Ironfoot (Third Cousins)
* Fíli, Kíli, And Thorin III Stonehelm (Third Cousins Once Removed
Pimpernel Took

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

## Biography

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

## **About**

**Colin**, known as **Colin**, is an American rapper/artist. He is best known for his song "Black Women", which is currently his most viewed song on GlassJar Records as of September 2018.

## **Glass Jars**

As of 2020, Colin has won 5 Glass Jars.

* **2018 Best Rock Song**(Black Women)
* **2018 Best Love Song**(Black Women)
* **2019 Best Music Video**(Lynn's Butt)
* **2019 Song of the Year**(Lynn's Butt)
* **2019 Artist of the Year**

## **Music**

* **January 11, 2018**

Colin releases his 1st single, "ABC's".

* **May 15, 2018**

Colin releases his 2nd single, "Don't Stick Chewing Gum To The Bottom Of A Table".

* **June 15, 2018**

Colin releases his 1st album, "ME.".

* **August 29, 2018**

Colin releases "Black Women" as a single after being featured exclusively on "ME." previously.

* **September 28, 2019**

Colin releases his 2nd album, "Colin: The Minecraft Collection".
List of Hobbit Families

## Banks Family

**The Banks** were a common Hobbit family name. They lived in the Shire and Bree. The following members include:

* Eglantine Banks, the mother of Pippin Took
* Willie Banks, who was killed during the Scouring of the Shire. However, since the scouring of the Shire never happened, Willie was never killed in the film universe.
Óin

## Personality

Óin is a very high-intelligent individual and descended from the royal line of Durin. He is a very talented healer, known for inventing and making what he calls "ointment," partially named after himself. Prior the entire journey, Óin already had strong knowledge of the signs that it was time for the Dwarves to return home.For example, he had revealed that it was time for the Dwarves to return home, having read the signs of the ravens returning to the Lonely Mountain.He is very protective of his patients, as he was highly dedicated in saving Kíli with whatever medicine they could get.

Óin is also very close with his brother, who sometimes looks out for his half-deaf brother due to that condition. However, he can actually use a staff fir a weapon without trouble. Óin also has a dislike for Elven music and green foods, but loves to sing and listen to Dwarven music.

## Physical appearance

Óin is an elderly dwarf who wears a grey cloak with brown eyes and grey hair. He usually carries around a horn that he uses as a hearing aide. He wears weapon braces, striped trousers, grey fur boots and fingerless gloves.

## Trivia

### Official Biography

Along with his brother Gloin, Oin is a distant cousin of Thorin Oakenshield. A brave Northern Dwarf, Oin joins The Company of Thorin Oakenshield out of a sense of loyalty to his kin, and also because he has a substantial sum of money invested in the venture. Well read with an enquiring mind, Oin is the healer among the Company, often applying an herbal salve of his own invention – which has since come to be known as ‘ointment’ after its maker.
Bungo Baggins

**Bungo Baggins** (SR 1246-1326) was the husband of Belladonna Took and Bilbo Baggins' father.

## History

Bungo Baggins was born SR 1246 to Laura Grubb and Mungo Baggins. He had four younger siblings: Longo, Belba, Longo, Linda, and Bingo. At some point, Bungo met Belladonna Took. Despite her family's "strange" behavior, Bungo fell in love with her and they got married. For a wedding gift, Bungo built Bag End for her, with most of her money. His wife became pregnant and on September 22, SR 1290, they had one child: a son named Bilbo.

Bungo passed away in 1326, when his son was thirty-five-thirty-six years old. His portrait still hung over his son's wall and his wife survived him by eight years.
25688

**25688** is the first album by UnaverageClout. It was released on May 1, 2018 worldwide.

## Background

UnaverageClout is the only artist on GlassJar Records who only uses "free beats" from producers on YouTube.

"25688" spells "clout" on a phone pad.

No songs from 25688 were released as singles.

## Concept

For UnaverageClouts first album, he decided to create whatever he wanted based off song titles he came up with that he liked or found interesting enough to make a song about before he even wrote lyrics or found a beat for the song.
Rosa Baggins

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

Rosa was a member of the Baggins and Took families

## History

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

## Etymology

* The name **Rosa** is considered a Latin form of the name, Rose . The name Rosa is also a diminuitive of the name, Rosita

* The surname **Baggins**, is actually an English version of the Westron name, ***Labingi***. It is believed Labingi is related to the Tolkien Westron Word laban, meaning bag and associated with Bag End. It is often translated in other languages keeping the meaning of "bag" or "sack."
* The surname **Took** came from the original Hobbitish term, called Tuk. However, its true meaning is unknown in Hobbitsh Westron. However, the surname is traced to the real-life Welsh last name, Took, which refers to a type of sword. . Its earliest form is "Tūca."  Rosa gained the surname after her marriage to Hildigrim.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.behindthename.com/name/rosa-1
2. ↑ https://www.behindthename.com/name/rosita
3. ↑ Tolkien, "Nomenclature of The Lord of the Rings" in Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull (eds), The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion, p. 753
4. ↑ Tolkien, Christopher and JRR Tolkien. Jared Lobdell (editor). "Guide to the Names in The Lord of the Rings." Entry: Baggins. *A Tolkien Compass* (edited by Jared Lobdell).
5. ↑ Mark T. Hooker, Tolkien and Welsh, pp. 126-127
Took Family. Tolkien Gateway. Retrieved 31 December 2018.
Eglantine Banks

**Eglantine Took** (née **Banks)** was the mother of Pippin, Pearl, Pimpernel Took, and Pervinca TookEglantine is a member of the Banks Family and the Took Clan

## History

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

**Pearl Took** was one of the sisters of Peregrin "Pippin" Took.

Pearl is a member of the **Took Clan**, the **Banks Family** and the **Baggins Family**.
She was also the cousin of Merry Brandybuck, the niece of Saradoc Brandybuck and Esmeralda Took

## Biography

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

## Name

* A **pearl** is a "a hard, lustrous spherical mass, typically white or bluish-gray, formed within the shell of a pearl oyster or other bivalve mollusk and highly prized as a gem."
* The surname **Took** came from the original Hobbitish term, called Tuk. However, its true meaning is unknown in Hobbitsh Westron. However, the surname is traced to the real-life Welsh last name, Took, which refers to a type of sword. . Its earliest form is "Tūca."

## References

1. ↑ Web search: pearl definition. Google.
2. ↑ Mark T. Hooker, Tolkien and Welsh, pp. 126-127
3. ↑ Took Family. Tolkien Gateway. Retrieved 31 December 2018.
Bernie Clarence

## **About**

**Tyler**, known as **Bernie Clarence**, is an American rapper. He is a close friend of GlassJar Records founder, ChiefsRaysBolts.

Tylers first two singles, Caprisun and I Sucketh Thy King's Cock, were produced and influenced by ChiefsRaysBolts. In 2021, Tyler majorly stepped away from production assistance as he would take on the shitpost genre by himself, becoming the first artist on GlassJar Records to produce this genre. Doing so, he was able to produce and release two shitpost albums over the span of 1 month. Tyler has hinted a potential comeback to his original sound.

## **Glass Jars**

As of 2020, Bernie Clarence has 0 Glass Jars.

He has only been nominated in two categories. "**2019 Song of the Year**" and "**2019 Artist of the Year**".

## **Music**

* **February 12, 2019**

Bernie releases his 1st single, "Caprisun".

* **November 14, 2020**

Bernie releases his 2nd single, "I Sucketh Thy King's Cock".

* **November 25, 2021**

Bernie releases his 1st album, "THE BIG FAT FUCKING RED ALBUM".

* **December 25, 2021**

Bernie releases his 2nd album, "THE BIG FAT BEAUTIFUL BLUE ALBUM".

* **September 23, 2022**

Bernie releases his 3rd single, "258".
Bilbo and Thorin

## General Information

### **Intimacy Levels**

Close Friends; Brothers-in-arms; Brief Enemies; Have saved each other's lives; They had a strained relationship between each other; Protective of another. Hugged each other; First name terms;

## Overview

Bilbo and Thorin initially got off the wrong foot, meeting in Bag End. Thorin openly mistrusted Bilbo and didn't believe Bilbo was a valuable asset to the company, but Bilbo was unaware of Thorin's desire to not look out for him during their journey. After learning the tragic backstory of how Thorin lost his family and his homeland, Bilbo found a new form of respect for Thorin but they remained at odds with each other. He rescued Bilbo at least twice: once by not risking Bilbo's life when the Trolls held him hostage and a second time when Bilbo nearly fell off of the cliff. Despite Thorin's mistreatment of him earlier, Bilbo saves Thorin's life once when battling Azog's warrior. In gratitude for Bilbo saving him, Thorin's view of Bilbo changed: instead, a person who can defend themselves, and what Thorin asked for: loyalty, honor and a willing heart. He apologizes that he was wrong about Bilbo and literally and physically embraces him, something that shocks Bilbo, who quickly forgives Thorin and returns the favor.

Their friendship continues throughout the trilogy, close to the point where Thorin lets Bilbo goes on his own and scouting for Azog the Defiler and most of the time, Bilbo saved Thorin and the other dwarves. At this point, Bilbo respects Thorin, and vice versa. Bilbo defends Thorin against the Men of Lake-town and has regarded him as a friend. Later on, Smaug tried to take away Bilbo's friendship with Thorin by lying to him, claiming that the dwarf was using him and found his fate worth nothing, but the hobbit refused to believe him and was also worried that Thorin would fall to the same gold sickness his grandfather suffered.

## Trivia

* Bilbo's and Thorin's relationship mirrors Frodo and Sam's relationship, as well as Gandalf and Pippin's in Lord of the Rings
* Martin Freeman jokingly stated in an interview that he never judged Bilbo's sexuality and said, "For all you know, he could be in Love with Thorin."
Legolas

## Early life

Legolas was born to Thranduil, and his wife, the unnamed Queen of Mirkwood. He grew up with Tauriel, whom he fell in love with as they grew older.  When he was young, Legolas' mother was killed during a battle in Gundabad during another age. He grew up without a mother, no grave for him and his father to mourn at.

Legolas grew up to be arrogant and cold-hearted against dwarves.

## Throughout *The Lord of the Rings* Trilogy

Making up with his Father, Legolas goes to attend the meeting of Lord Elrond about the One Ring found after centuries of its absence and reuniting with Aragorn, while striking up a rivalry with one of the dwarves, Gimli, who dispises Legolas because his father, the King, imprisoned his own. During the Council, when one of the council members, Boromir, ridicules Aragorn for knowing such things about the One Ring, Legolas defends his old friend and states that Aragorn is no mere ranger, but is Aragorn son of Arathorn and that Boromir, as a man of Gondor, must owe his allegiance to him. However, Aragorn, in Elvish, tells Legolas to sit back down. Boromir declares Gondor does not have a king and does not need one. and continues to ridicule the situation at hand, especially declaring that they cannot enter Mordor due to its high security and its climate. Legolas shouts in rebuttal that the Ring must be destroyed, just as Lord Elrond said. However, this causes a spark of rebellion among the members, and they begin arguing, except for Frodo who declares that he will be the one to take the ring to Mordor, but says he does not know the way there. Legolas promises his bow and his services to Frodo , as do Boromir, Gandalf, and Aragorn. Gimli joins in as well, much to Legolas' chagrin, but the two will have to learn to cooperate. Three more hobbits Samwise Gamgee, Peregrin Took, and Meriadoc Brandybuck later join as well, thus marking the beginning of the Fellowship of the Ring.

## Throughout *The Hobbit* Trilogy

Even though he does not make an appearance in the book, but does in the trilogy. The only movie he does not appear in is *An Unexpected Journey*
Rufus Burrows

**Rufus Burrows** was the husband of Asphodel Brandybuck and the father of Milo Burrows father-in-law of Peony Baggins, and the grandfather of Minto, Mosco, Moro and Myrtle Brandybuck

## History

Rufus Burrows was born sometime in the Third Age. Married to Asphodel Brandybuck, they had one child, a son named Mil.

Rufus was one of the 144 guests of Bilbo Baggins' farewell party along with his wife, son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Poster of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

***The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*** is the first part of *The Hobbit* film series.

## Summary

Bilbo Baggins is swept into a quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of
 Erebor from the fearsome dragon Smaug. Approached out of the blue by the wizard Gandalf the Grey, Bilbo finds himself joining a company of thirteen dwarves led by the legendary warrior, Thorin Oakenshield. Their journey will take them into the Wild; through treacherous lands swarming with Goblins and Orcs, deadly Wargs and Giant Spiders, Shapeshifters and Sorcerers. Although their goal lies to the East and
the wastelands of the Lonely Mountain first they must escape the goblin
tunnels, where Bilbo meets the creature that will change his life forever: Gollum. Here, alone with Gollum, on the shores of an underground lake, the unassuming Bilbo Baggins not only discovers depths
 of guile and courage that surprise even him, he also gains possession
of Gollum's "precious" ring that holds unexpected and useful qualities
... A simple, gold ring that is tied to the fate of all Middle-earth in
ways Bilbo cannot begin to know.

## Synopsis

For full synopsis see The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey/Synopsis

## Production Notes

Like the *Lord of the Rings* films The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was filmed back to back with *The Desolation of Smaug* and *The Battle of the Five Armies*.

On March 21, 2011, principal photography for The Hobbit films began and ended on July 6, 2012. Pick-ups for the film were filmed in July 2012 as well. Work on the film was expected to be completed on November 26

## Other Media

Two albums were made and released on December 11, 2012.:

* The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Special Edition*

 Neil Finn's song, Song of the Lonely Mountain was featured in both the credits and the soundtrack.

### Books

There was also several tie-in novels that revolved around behind the scenes and additional information about the characters
Aragorn

**Aragorn II Elessar** was one of the main protagonists of *The Lord of the Rings*.

## Background

Aragorn was born in Eriador to Gilraen and Arathorn. He was a descendant of Isildur, who lost the One Ring during the final days of the Last Alliance.

## Throught the *Hobbit* Series

### The Battle of the Five Armies

Thranduil tells Legolas to go to the North and look for Strider, warning him that he will one day learn the ranger's true name. He also says his father, Arathorn was a good man.

## Relationships

### Arwen

Aragorn and Arwen first met each other when they were in Rivendell. They each fell deeply in love with each other, signifying it was love at first sight. They immediately entered a relationship with each other.

## Trivia

* Aragorn's *Hobbit* equivalent is Bard and Thorin Oakenshield.
Dwalin

## Family Information

### Family Members

* Náin II (Great-Great Grandfather)
* Borin (Great-Grandfather)
* Fundin (Father)
* Balin (Older Brother)
* Farin (Grandfather)
* Groin(Uncle)
* Óin and Glóin (Cousins)
* Gimli (Cousin once Removed)
* Dáin I (Great-Great Uncle)
* Thrór, Frór, and Grór (First Cousins Twice Removed)
* Thráin II and Náin (Second Cousins Once Removed)
* Thorin Oakenshield, Dís, Frerin, Dáin Ironfoot (Third Cousins)
* Fíli, Kíli, And Thorin III Stonehelm (Third Cousins Once Removed)
CloutGang

## About

**CloutGang** was the second album by UnaverageClout. It was released on September 6, 2018 worldwide.

## Background

Like 25688, Justin decided the song titles before writing lyrics or finding his beats.

## Concept

**CloutGang** is basically the same thing as 25688, as he created rap songs that he wanted to create. There isn't any specific theme to the album.
Took Clan

## Etymology

* The surname **Took** came from the original Hobbitish term, called Tuk. However, its true meaning is unknown in Hobbitsh Westron. However, the surname is traced to the real-life Welsh last name, Took, which refers to a type of sword. . Its earliest form is "Tūca."

## References

1. ↑ Mark T. Hooker, Tolkien and Welsh, pp. 126-127
Took Family. Tolkien Gateway. Retrieved 31 December 2018.
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

***The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*** is a 2013 fantasy adventure film that continues the adventures of Bilbo Baggins, Thorin Oakenshield, and their companions in reclaiming Erebor from the dragon, Smaug.

## Synopsis

“The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” continues the adventure of the title character Bilbo Baggins as he journeys with the Wizard Gandalf and thirteen Dwarves, led by Thorin Oakenshield, on an epic quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain and the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor. Having survived the beginning of their unexpected journey, the Company continues East, encountering along the way the skin-changer Beorn and a swarm of giant Spiders in the treacherous forest of Mirkwood. After escaping capture by the dangerous Wood-elves, the Dwarves journey to Lake-town, and finally to the Lonely Mountain itself, where they must face the greatest danger of all — a creature more terrifying than any other; one which will test not only the depth of their courage but the limits of their friendship and the wisdom of the journey itself — the Dragon Smaug."
Royal Navy (British)

His/Her Britannic Majesty's Royal Navy.

The naval defence organisation of the British Home Nations and the British Commonwealth.

## Vessels maintained

* Superdreadnought

* Dreadnought
* Battleship
* Battlecruiser
* Heavy Cruiser
* Light Cruiser
* Destroyer
* Frigate
* Corvette

## References

1. ↑ Not yet formally commissioned; an officer in training.
2. ↑ Not yet formally commissioned; an officer in training.
Kíli

## Family Information

### Family Members

* Durin I † (Maternal Ancestor)
* Dáin I † (Maternal Great-Great-Grandfather)
* Thrór † (Maternal Great-Grandfather)
* Thráin † (Maternal Grandfather)
* Dís (Mother)
* Fíli † (Older Brother)
* Thorin Oakenshield † (Maternal Uncle)
* Frerin † (Maternal Uncle)
* Frór † (Maternal Great-Great-Uncle)
* Grór † (Maternal Great-Great-Uncle)
* Náin † (Maternal First Cousin Twice Removed)
* Dáin Ironfoot (Maternal Second Cousin Once Removed)
* Thorin Stonehelm (Maternal Third Cousin)
* Náin II † (Maternal Great-Great-Great-Grandfather)
* Borin † (Maternal Great-Great-Great-Uncle)
* Farin † (First Cousin Thrice Removed)
* Fundin † (Second Cousin Twice Removed)
* Gróin (Second Cousin Twice Removed)
* Balin † (Third Cousin Once Removed)
* Dwalin (Third Cousin Once Removed)
* Óin † (Third Cousin Once Removed)
* Glóin (Third Cousin Once Removed)
* Gimli † (Fourth Cousin)
* Dori (Maternal Relative)
* Nori (Maternal Relative)
* Ori † (Maternal Relative)
Balin

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

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

## Personality

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

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

**Faramir** is a male protagonist in *The Lord of the Rings* trilogy. He was the younger son of Denethor II and Finduilas and the brother of Boromir. Despite their father favoring his eldest son, Boromir and Faramir remained close companions. After Boromir's death, Faramir was made Denethor's heir to stewardship over Gondor. However, Faramir's father entered a stage of depression and ignored the son he had.

During Frodo Baggins' and Samwise Gamgee's quest to destroy the One Ring, Faramir temporarily held them captive before sending them on their way. During the seige of Minas Tirith, Faramir befriended Peregrin "Pippin" Took, who was one of Frodo and Sam's companions and informed him and Gandalf of where Frodo and Sam were last headed.

After failing at re-taking Osgiliath, Faramir was terribly but non-fatally wounded, leading Denethor to believe his only son to be dead. Denethor had a pyre built, intending to burn himself and his son alive; however with the interventions of Gandalf and Pippin, they were able to halt Denethor's plans and rescue Faramir. Healing in the House of Healings, he fell in love with Éowyn, a lady of Rohan and sister of King Éomer.

After the war of the Ring, Faramir and Éowyn married. With her, they had one son, named Elboron and lived in Ithilien as Prince and as the Steward to King Aragorn.

## Throughout *The Lord of the Rings*Trilogy

### The Two Towers

In his first appearance, Faramir and the Rangers of Ithilien kidnaps Sam and Frodo when they are on the road, mistaking them for servants of Sauron. However, after Frodo reveals he and his companion set out from Rivendell, he mentioned specifically two men of their company: Aragorn, son of Arathorn and Boromir of Gondor. This leads up to Faramir informing them of Bormir's death and that he (Faramir) is Boromir's younger brother.

When Faramir learns Frodo bears the Ring, he planned on taking the ring to his father to please him. However, the men of Gondor were attacked by Sauron. Seeing how terrible the Ring is when the Ring-wraiths attack, Faramir releases Sam, Frodo and Gollum. When he learns that Gollum will lead them to the stairs of Cirith Ungol, Faramir threatened Gollum with a fate worse than death if harm comes to them.

### The Return of the King

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

Faramir later marries Eowyn and attends Aragorn's coronation as king.
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Lily Baggins

**Lily Goodbody** (née **Baggins**) is a Hobbit of the Shire and the great-aunt of Bilbo Baggins.

## History

Lily was the youngest of five children, born to Balbo Baggins and Berylla Boffin. She married Togo Goodbody, with whom she had various children and descendants.

## Name

* The name, **Lily** refers to the type of flower.
* The surname **Baggins**, is actually an English version of the Westron name, ***Labingi***. It is believed Labingi is related to the Tolkien Westron Word laban, meaning bag and associated with Bag End. It is often translated in other languages keeping the meaning of "bag" or "sack."

## References

1. ↑ Tolkien, "Nomenclature of The Lord of the Rings" in Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull (eds), The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion, p. 753
2. ↑ Tolkien, Christopher and JRR Tolkien. Jared Lobdell (editor). "Guide to the Names in The Lord of the Rings." Entry: Baggins. *A Tolkien Compass* (edited by Jared Lobdell).
Aragorn and Arwen

## General Information

### **Intimacy Levels**

Husband and Wife, Allies; Protective of each other; Aragorn and Arwen are separated for a while; Aragorn keeps her Elven necklace; They were reunited after a long seperation and kiss and hug passionately. Rule Gondor as Queen and King; They have a son together.

### Played By

Viggo Mortensen & Liv Tyler

**This is the relationship between Half-elven Arwen Undomiel and Dunedain Aragorn,**

## History

Aragorn and Arwen first met each other when they were in Rivendell. They each fell deeply in love with each other, signifying it was love at first sight. They immediately entered a relationship with each other.
Bofur and Bombur's Mother

**Bofur and Bombur's Mother** is the mother of Bofur and Bombur. When interrogated by the Goblins, Bofur mentions they were going to visit the Dunland, where Bofur mentions having family member's on his mother's side.

It's unknown if this is true or not, as he simply could have been making it up to buy his companions time.

Bofur (son)Bombur (Son)Bifur, her nephew
Berylla Baggins

**Berylla Baggins** (née **Boffin**) was the first female Matriarch of the Baggins family.

## History

Berylla Boffin was born S.R. 1172 to Buffo Boffin and Ivy Goodenough. She had three brothers: Bosco, Basso and Briffo.

She eventually married Balbo Baggins, with whom she had five children: Mungo, Pansy, Ponto, Largo, and Lily. She passed sometime after S.R. 1222. Berylla is the great-grandmother of Bilbo Baggins, great-great grandmother of Frodo and great-great-great grandmother of Pippin Took and Merry Brandybuck

## Etymology

* The name **Berylla** is of Greek origin, meaning "light green semiprecious gemstone." It is also a dirivitive form of the name Beryl.
* The surname **Baggins**, is actually an English version of the Westron name, ***Labingi***. It is believed Labingi is related to the Tolkien Westron Word laban, meaning bag and associated with Bag End. It is often translated in other languages keeping the meaning of "bag" or "sack."  Berylla gained the surname after she married Balbo

## References

1. ↑ http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/0/Berylla
2. ↑ Tolkien, "Nomenclature of The Lord of the Rings" in Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull (eds), The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion, p. 753
3. ↑ Tolkien, Christopher and JRR Tolkien. Jared Lobdell (editor). "Guide to the Names in The Lord of the Rings." Entry: Baggins. *A Tolkien Compass* (edited by Jared Lobdell).
Paladin Took II

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

## Biography

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

#### *The Return of the King*

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

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

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King* (mentioned only)
Arrow

***Arrow*** is a television show created by Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim and Andrew Kreisberg that is based on the DC Comics superhero Green Arrow. It airs in North America on The CW. It premiered in October 2012. Subsequently, it spawned the spin-off shows *The Flash (2014 TV series)*, *Legends of Tomorrow*, *Vixen*, and the upcoming *Batwoman*, all unofficially belonging to the "Arrowverse" (*Constantine* and *Supergirl*, which were both developed separately to varying degrees, were later revealed to also be a part of the Arrowverse).

*Arrow* hit its creative peak in Season 2, with the introduction of Caity Lotz as Canary, and Manu Bennett as Deathstroke. It is almost universally considered to have fallen past that peak, though Pete LePage maintains that it is still an "amazing" show.
Brandybuck Clan

## Members

* **Saradoc Brandybuck**
* **Merry Brandybuck**
* **Estella Bolger**

## Etymology

* The name **Brandybuck** was originally **Oldbuck** before it was changed to its current name by Gordenhad Brandybuck. It was a combination of **Brandy**wine and Old**buck**. Brandybuck itself was a translation of the Westron word, Brandagamba It contains the element branda-, meaning "borderland," referring to Buckland beign on the Borders of the easter edge of the Shire and evokes Branda-nin, meaning "border water." Branda-nin was also the early hobbitsh name for the Brandywine River). It's second element, *gama* comes from the older name of Oldbuck in the sense of a male deer.

## References

1. ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, *The Lord of the Rings*, Appendix F, "On Translation"
The Trolls' Cave

## Trolls' Cave

Bert, William, and Tom Troll all lived in this **troll cave**. However, it was abandoned after they were killed by Gandalf, who killed them with sunlight.

## History

In An Unexpected Journey, the Trolls stayed in a hideout when it was light outside.

Later, members of Thorin's company came down. While inside, Gloin, Nori, and Bofur buried the treasure to get later, while Dwalin just stood guard.

Thorin found Orcrist and Glamdring swords of the old King of Gondor. At first, Thorin did not want the sword, but Gandalf told him he could not wish for a final blade. Thorin took the wizard's word for it. Meanwhile, Dwalin disgustingly looked at Gloin as he stated they were burying it for a "long-term deposit", but Thorin told the trio that it was time for them to get out of the foul place and move on. Later, Gandalf found the sword Sting and gave it to Bilbo. Outside of the Trolls' hideout, Bilbo was reluctant to take the sword, as he never used one before in his life.

It is also the place where Gandalf told Bilbo to keep the sword, as it may one day be in handy.

It was known to smell rotten.
Mungo Baggins

**Mungo Baggins** was a Hobbit of the Shire, the father of Bungo, Belba, Longo, Linda and Bingo Baggins, grandfather of Bilbo and Otho and great-grandfather of Lotho Sackville-Baggins.

## Biogrpahy

Mungo Baggins was born Third Age 2807 to Balbo Baggins and Berylla Boffin. He had four younger siblings: two sisters, Pansy and Lily and two brothers, Ponto and Largo. Mungo married Laura Grubb and they had five children, which included three sons: Bung, Longo, and Bingo, and two daughters: Belba and Linda. He lived long enough  to meet his grandson, Bilbo but he died in TA 2900 when his grandson was ten years old.

By the time of the Third Age, Bilbo had owned his grandfather's chair.

### Mention in *The Hobbit*

Bilbo mentions his paternal grandfather when he sees Óin handling with his grandfather's chair

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (mentioned; name appears on family tree)
Comic Book Club theme

The Comic Book Club theme is a catchy tune that is played at the start and end of every episode of Comic Book Club (podcast). It is performed by Kimmy Gatewood.

## Lyrics

G, A, D

Comic Book Club!

Comic Book Club!

Comic Book Club!

Comic Book Club!

A, D

Join Alex, Justin, and don’t forget Pete

Every Tuesday night, once a week

G, A

They blow your mind with their comic senses

And extend their already extended adolescences

G, A, D

Comic Book Club!

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A, D

They sit on crappy couches and let some secrets leak

And occasionally they let their special guests speak

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So grab your inhaler, don’t be late for it

‘Cause their girlfriends can barely tolerate it

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Bofur

**Bofur** is a friend of Bilbo Baggins, the brother of Bombur and cousin of Bifur and was one of the main protagonists of *The Hobbit*.

## Personality

Bofur has a striking, cheerful personality and loved to party at Bilbo's house and was cheerful when singing at Rivendell, where the dwarves grew bored of the Elves' love of the art. It is said that he shows great optimism but one of his greatest flaw was to point out the obvious. He has a fine taste in the arts of music and knows how to play the flute. Bofur has also been teasing to his brother, but still cares for Bombur and Bifur. He became very fond of Bilbo, whom he considered to be one of his very close friends. He will also be willing to do anything for his friends' and family's safety. The dwarf also has delights in "good food and good company".

## Powers and abilities

Bofur knew how to wield many weapons, such as a dirk, axe, mattock and war hammer.

Singing: Like other dwarves, Bofur knew how to sing, as he sung "The Man in the Moon" well during their feast at Rivendell.

## Name

Bofur comes from the Old Norse word Bávor, meaning "grumbler," but it does not fit Bofur's personality.

## Trivia

### Official Biography

“Endearing and likable, Bofur has a disastrous tendency to state the obvious and blurt out things without thinking. With a love of music and a fine singing voice, Bofur delights in good food and good company and is unfailingly optimistic. Though not especially brave, he will do his best to help those in need, especially those he counts as friends. Along with his brother Bombur and his cousin Bifur, Bofur joined the Quest for the Lonely Mountain partly to seek his fortune – and partly because he was told the beer was free”1