Aegnor
lord of the highlands; the brother who chose the war
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lord of the highlands; the brother who chose the war
kinswoman of Húrin in Dor-lómin
the lord of Andúnië; the father of Elendil
the Elf-maid of the Vanyar whom Finrod loved and left
the father of Amroth; the king of the Silvan Elves of Lórien
the young twin; the last of the twins' fire
the young twin; the one burned at Losgar (per the final text)
king of Lórien; the lover of Nimrodel, lost in the Bay of Belfalas
wife of Fingolfin; the lady of the House of Finwë in Aman
lord of Dorthonion; the fair-spoken prince
the son of Elendil; the co-founder of Gondor
the Lord of the West; the twentieth King, first of the King's title
the last of the rebellious kings before the return of the Faithful
the Golden; the last King of Númenor
Elessar; Strider; the Heir of Isildur; King of Gondor and Arnor
the father of Aragorn; the sixteenth Chieftain of the Dúnedain
the White; the princess who wed the Dark Elf
Arakáno; the third son of Fingolfin; the first slain of the house
the last king of Arnor, lost in the ice of the North
Undómiel; the Evenstar; daughter of Elrond and wife of Aragorn
the Orc-chieftain of Moria who slew Thrór
an old and wise dwarf; the lord of the expedition's company
lord of the house of Bëor; the father of Morwen
the father of Beren; the hero of Dorthonion
Bard the Bowman; the slayer of Smaug; the founder of the Line of Dale
the landlord of the Prancing Pony at Bree
Beleg Cúthalion; the great bow; the friend of Túrin
of the house of Bëor; the brother of Baragund and father of Rían
the skin-changer; the great man of the Vales of Anduin
the Guard of the Citadel who befriended Pippin
the one-handed; the Man who wed an Elf and won a Silmaril
the Queen Berúthiel; the cats of the queen of Gondor
a dwarf of the Company; one of the twelve
Bilbo Baggins; the burglar of Erebor; the discoverer of the Ring
a dwarf of the Company
the goblin-general of the North; the son of Azog
the fat dwarf of the Company; ever hungry
Boromir, son of Denethor; Captain of Gondor; one of the Fellowship of the Ring
the Easterling lord to whom Aerin was given
Bëor the Old; the Father of Men; lord of the first house
the faithful Easterling whose sons fell in the great defence
the Dark; the grimmest of the sons of Fëanor
the lord of Doriath; the husband of Galadriel
the Elven-smith; maker of the Three Rings
the daughter of Galadriel and Celeborn; the lady of Rivendell
the Fair; the hunter; master of Huan
the Steward of Gondor who swore the Oath of Eorl
the Crafty; the father of Celebrimbor
the Shipwright; lord of the Grey Havens; the keeper of the Third Ring
the minstrel of Doriath; the invention of the runes
the Green-elf prince who fell at the First Battle
Denethor, son of Ecthelion II; the ruling Steward of Gondor at the time of the War of the Ring
Eluchíl; father of Elwing; the doomed heir of Doriath
a dwarf of the Company; the strong porter of the group
the Deathless; the eldest of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves
a dwarf of the Company; the companion of Balin on his errands
Dáin Ironfoot; the Lord of the Iron Hills; King under the Mountain
the hobbit who found the Ring in the Gladden Fields
of the Fountain; the lord who slew Gothmog
lord of the Tower of Snow; of the Heavenly Arch
warden of the outer gate of Gondolin
the Vanyar poet who made the lament of the Two Trees
the Tall; the Lord of the Faithful; father of the Realms of Exiles
the lady of the Teleri who came over the ice
the twin sons of Elrond and Celebrían; the brothers of Arwen
the Half-elven; the Healer; lord of Rivendell (later)
Tar-Minyatur; the first King of Númenor; the Half-elven who chose Men
the twin sons of Dior; the lost children of Doriath
the white-winged; Luthien's niece; bearer of the Silmaril
the Manhearted; the mother of Beren
the founding King of the Rohirrim; the giver of the Oath
the Mariner's Wife; queen of Tar-Aldarion
the Wanderer; the hearer of the Lost Tales
the Lord of the Westfold of Rohan
the Mariner; the Star of the West; father of Elrond and Elros
the naval King of Gondor who broke the Wainriders
the last King of Gondor; the victim of the Witch-king's challenge
the Telerin lady; wife of Finarfin; mother of Galadriel
the Dark Elf; the smith of Nan Elmoth
Faramir, son of Denethor; Captain of the Rangers of Ithilien; Prince of Ithilien
the sturdy farmer of the East-farthing, father of Rose
the sturdy hobbit of the Marish, keeper of the good mushrooms
a prince of the line of Durin; the eldest of Thorin's nephews
the son who stayed; King of the Noldor in Valinor
the daughter of Finwë and Indis; the elder sister of Fingolfin and Finarfin
the daughter of Orodreth; the princess who loved Túrin
High King of the Noldor; the challenger of Morgoth
the Valiant; High King who fell at the Nirnaeth
the Friend of Men; King of Nargothrond; the faithful
High King of the Noldor; father of the Fëanorians
Frodo Baggins; the Ring-bearer of the Quest
Curufinwë; the maker of the Silmarils; the Oath-bearer
Nerwen; the Lady of the Noldor; the silver light of the Eldar
a lord of Gondolin; of the House of the Tree of Gold
the Grey Pilgrim; Mithrandir; Olórin; one of the Istari
the chieftain of the Woses who guided the Rohirrim
the last High King of the Noldor; the King of Lindon
Gildor Inglorion; the wandering High Elf met in the Shire
the mother of Aragorn; the lady of the Dúnedain
Gimli son of Glóin; the Dwarf of the Fellowship
the Golden-flower; the lord who fell at the Pass of the Eagles
a dwarf of the Company; father of Gimli
Sméagol; the wretch of the Mere; the finder of the Ring
a captain of the Orcs of Minas Morgul at Cirith Ungol
the Unhappy; the betrayer of Barahir
Gríma Wormtongue; the counsellor of Rohan
the lord of Nargothrond; the broken friend
Hador Lórindol; the Golden-haired; father of the third house
the kinsman and standard-bearer of Aragorn
the twin brother of Haleth; the son of Haldad of the Haladin
the March-warden of Lothlórien
the chieftainess of the Haladin; lady of Brethil
the mighty King of Rohan, whose name is the Deep and the horn
the silent; the father of Tuor
Húrin Thalion; the Steadfast; the Lord of Dor-lómin
Idril Celebrindal; the Silver-footed; the lady of the rainbow
the Prince of Dol Amroth; the Swan-knight; uncle of Boromir and Faramir
the Fair; second wife of Finwë; mother of Fingolfin and Finarfin
High King of the Vanyar; the greatest of the Elven-kings
the wise old woman of the Houses of Healing in Minas Tirith
the son of Elendil; the taker of the One Ring
a prince of the line of Durin; the younger of Thorin's nephews
the child of laughter; the lost sister
Írimë; daughter of Finwë and Indis; sister of Fingolfin
Legolas Greenleaf; the Elf of the Woodland Realm
the grasping cousin of the Bagginses who coveted Bag End
Tinúviel; the Nightingale; the fairest of the Children
Mablung of the Heavy Hand; Chief of the March-wardens of Doriath
the Tall; eldest son of Fëanor; lord of Himring
the dark-eyed; the traitor of Gondolin
the singer; the Káno; the one who kept the Oath's last hour
the first of the Ruling Stewards; the wise ward of the king's memory
Meriadoc Brandybuck; the Master of Buckland
Eledhwen; the lady of Dor-lómin; the mother of Túrin
Serindë; the Needle-woman; mother of Fëanor
the petty-dwarf of Amon Rûdh; the keeper of the hidden halls
the wise; the wife of Fëanor; mother of the seven sons
Níniel; the sister-wife; the last of the children of Húrin
the fair Green-elf; wife of Dior; mother of Elwing
a dwarf of the Company
King of the Teleri in Aman; lord of Alqualondë
a dwarf of the Company; the youngest historian
King of Nargothrond after Finrod; the lord of the thwarted counsel
the Loremaster of the Noldor; the Sage of Gondolin
Peregrin Took; a hobbit of the Fellowship; the Thain of the Shire
the chronicler of the Eldar
Aiwendil; Radagast the Brown; the friend of beasts
Rose Cotton; the wife of Samwise Gamgee and the mother of Elanor
the seeker; the mother of Tuor
the Loremaster of Tirion; deviser of the first letters
Labadal; the woodman of Dor-lómin; Túrin's friend
the haughty counsellor of Doriath; the enemy of Túrin's youth
lord of the House of the Harp; the faint-hearted counsellor
Samwise Gamgee; the gardener of Bag End; the other Ring-bearer
Curunír; Saruman the White; the head of the White Council who fell
the captain of the black Orcs of the Dark Tower at Cirith Ungol
the Mariner; the sixth King of Númenor
the first Ruling Queen of Númenor; daughter of Tar-Aldarion
the Unhappy; the thirteenth King, first to rebel against the Valar
the Ship-king; the twelfth King of Númenor, friend of the oars
Parmaitë the Star-friend; the fourth King of Númenor
the star-gazer; the fifth King of Númenor, father of Tar-Aldarion
the eleventh King of Númenor; who aided Gil-galad against Sauron
the Farsighted; the twenty-fourth and penultimate King of Númenor
the numerous and respectable family of the west-farthing
Alatar and Pallando; the two of the Istari who went into the East
the masters of Buckland at the Brandywine
Hamfast Gamgee; the gardener of Bag End, father of Samwise
the simple and faithful gardeners family of Hobbiton
the king of the goblins of the Misty Mountains
Durin and his heirs; the lords of the Longbeards
the line of the South-kingdom from Elendil to Elessar
the line of the Horse-lords from Eorl to the heir
the thrice-elected Master; the merchant prince of the Long Lake
the Dark Tower's herald; the most terrible of its servants
Gerontius Took; the long-lived chief of the Tooks
the Swan-lords of the Bay of Belfalas
the Ruling Stewards who governed the South-kingdom
the adventurous old family of the Great Smials of Tuckborough
Elu Thingol; the Grey-cloak; King of Doriath
Thorin Oakenshield; King under the Mountain in exile; leader of the Quest of Erebor
the Elvenking of the Woodland Realm; father of Legolas
Thráin II; the father of Thorin; the last messenger of the Mountain
the father of Thráin; the murdered King under the Mountain
Théoden Ednew; King of Rohan; the King of the Golden Hall
the son of Théoden; the heir of the Mark; the fall at the Fords of Isen
the Messenger of Ulmo; lord of the foaming wave
King of Gondolin; the Wise; the hidden king
Turambar; the Children of Húrin's doom-bearer; the Black Sword
the traitor lord of the Easterlings who was cursed
the Black; the lord of the Easterlings; the traitor of the Nirnaeth
the Steadfast; the mariner whom Ulmo sent to guide Tuor to Gondolin
the Mayor of Michel Delving
the Lord of the Nazgûl; the chief of the Ringwraiths
Éomer, son of Éomund; the Third Marshal of the Riddermark; later King of Rohan
Éowyn, daughter of Éomund; the Lady of Rohan; the shieldmaiden; later Lady of Ithilien
a dwarf of the Company; one of Thorin's twelve