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Gandalf: Gandalf porte de nombreux noms et surnoms. Décrit comme le Pèlerin Gris ou le Cavalier Blanc, il est l'un des principaux antagonistes de Souron, le Seigneur Ténébreux de Gandalf est un magicien.

Aragorn: Membre de la communaute, Aragorn est un ami de longue date de Gandalf ainsi que des Elfes de la Terre du Milieu

Legolas: Fils de Thranduhil, le roi des Elfes de la Foren Noire, Legolas Vertefeuille se fait connaître lors du Conseil D’elrond en 3018 du Troisieme Age. Il fait ensuite partie de la Communaute de L’anneau, en tant que représentant des Elfes.
Gimli: Il est le fils de Gıoin, l'un des compagnons de Throin dans Bilbo le Hobbit.

Frodo: Frodon est un hobbit de la comté, qui hérite de l'anneau unique de Bilbon Sacquet et s'engage à la quête de la détruire dans les flammes de la montagne du destin.
Boromir: ils de l'ıntendant du Gondor Denethor et frère aîné de Faramir, il est l'un des neuf membres de la Communaute de l’Anneau. Il succombe à la tentation de L’anneu unique, jusqu'à tenter de le prendre par la force à son porteur, Frodon Sacquet. Repenti, il meurt peu après en tentant de protéger les Hobbits Merry et Pippin d'une attaque d'orque.
Saruman: Il est le chef des Istari, les magiciens envoyés en Terre du Millieupar les Valar sous une forme humaine pour lutter contre Sauron. Gagné par la soif du pouvoir, Saroumane finit par faire alliance avec l'Ennemi. Il apparaît essentiellement dans le deuxième tome Les Deux Tours puis à la fin du troisième, Le Retour du roi.

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Bilbo, un le hobbit de la Comté. Anneau de pureté de l'ILA de Gollum. La personne qui porte cette bague pour devenir invisible et ont atteint certains pouvoirs....

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Aragorn à Eowyn, Faramir, mais l'amour n'a pas répondre. Ils sont tombés amoureux ont décidé de marier. Faramir, Prince de İthilien Aragorn aime aussi longtemps, mais entre le mains de la Royaume d'Elrond, Arwen l'elfe noble, lied sans se marier.Frodon, il retourna à la Shire a trois hobbitle terre confusion. Bandits sous le commandement Saroumane senfuir, Hobbiton Ortanctan inhabitable. Il a sauvé tous les quatre du village hobbit.Frodon blesse constamment mal tellement qu'il explose. À la mort son maître pour mettre fin à l'ère du troisième Dark elfes Galadriel, Elrond, Celeborn Bilbon, Frodon, prenant le tiers-monde à travers la mer du tiers monde.Sam se marier, avoir des enfants. Encore et encore et plus encore, le maire.Pippin et Merry sont situées à des postes importants. Legolas et Gimli la mer. Gandalf et Frodon. Aragorn roi Gondor

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