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What is Tom Bombadil?
Oct 27, 2002 ... If this essay interests you, you might appreciate The Tolkien Meta-FAQ: ... Jump straight to a summary of the essay or the essay itself. ...
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Tolkien Newsgroups FAQ: Story Internal Discussions: History and ...
Later on I must be told about that curious sword of yours, and how you knew the name of Elbereth." (Presumably Gandalf is discussing this very question. ...
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Publication Ordered Tolkien Book List
Jun 13, 2007 ... Uses your reading preferences to generate a detailed annotated list of Tolkien's Middle-earth books in recommended order.
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Tolkien Less Frequently Asked Questions List: Dwarves, Enemies ...
V. F. Dwarves. What were the origins of the Dwarves? They were made by Aule, the smith and craftmaster of the Valar. This was against Eru's Plan: Aule had ...
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Tolkien Newsgroups FAQ: Story Internal Discussions: History and ...
Later, as half-faded Frodo faces the Nazgul at the Ford, he draws his sword "with a red flash". This evidence is not entirely convincing on its own, ...
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Do the Elves in Tolkien's stories have pointed ears?: Frequently ...
Even this is taken as indirect support on the grounds that if JRRT was here relying on popular understanding of elven ears to clarify his use of 'pointed' ...
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Do the Elves in Tolkien's stories have pointed ears?: Frequently ...
However, it is generally pointed out that the Elves Tolkien was referring to might be those of folklore rather than his own creations. ...
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Do the Elves in Tolkien's stories have pointed ears?: Frequently ...
At the simplest level this is taken to mean that 'elvish' ears were pointed in Tolkien's stories. However, it is generally pointed out that the Elves ...
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The Tolkien Meta-FAQ
Who was J.R.R. Tolkien? Specific Characters. Finding the Right Book for You, Natures and Origins of the Races. The Setting of the Books, Eventual Fates of ...
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Tolkien Frequently Asked Questions List: Enemies and Miscellaneous
By the time of LotR, however, he'd decided that "goblin" wouldn't do -- Orcs were not storybook goblins (see above). (No doubt he also felt that "goblin", ...
