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Treebeard

Treebeard, or Fangorn in Sindarin, is a tree-giant character in J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. He is an Ent and is said by Gandalf to be "the oldest living thing that still walks beneath the Sun upon this Middle-earth." He lives in the ancient Forest of Fangorn, to which he has given his name. It lies at the southern end of the Misty…

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Portrayal in adaptations

Inspired artists and illustratorsInger EdelfeldtJohn HoweTed NasmithAnke Eißmann
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Analysis

Old EnglishThe RuinMaxims IIRomanTom Shippey
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Fictional biography

DwarvesElvesBeleriandMorgothTroll
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Fangorn's forest

SarumanIsengardRohanLothlórien
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Aliases
Fangorn · The Ent
First appearance
The Two Towers (1954)
Race
Ent

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Fangorn's forest

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Treebeard

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Triples128
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021739
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Treebeard

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related to Portrayal in adaptations · 23
Treebeard → Alan Lee, Anke Eißmann, BBC Radio's, CGI, Gimli, Hobbits, In Peter Jackson's, In Ralph Bakshi's, Inger Edelfeldt, Jackson's, John Howe, John Rhys-Davies, John Westbrook, King, Orcs, Rings, Saruman, Stephen Thorne, Ted Nasmith, The Lord
related to Fangorn's forest · 22
Treebeard → Anduin, At, Derndingle, Entwash, Fangorn, Fangorn Forest, Gap, In, Isengard, Limlight, Lothlórien, Methedras, Misty Mountains, Rohan, Saruman's, The, The Forest, There, To, Treebeard's
related to Fictional biography · 21
Treebeard → Beleriand, Dwarves, Elder Days, Elves, Ents, Fangorn, Great Darkness, He, In The Lord, Leaflock, Merry, Middle-earth, Moon, Morgoth, Morgoth's, Pippin, Rings, Shepherds, Skinbark, Sun
related to Medieval echoes · 20
Treebeard → Anglo-Saxon, Britain, Celeborn, Ent, Fangorn, Galadriel, It, Maxims II, Middle English, Old English, Pearl, Roman, Shippey, The, The Ruin, Tolkien, Tom Shippey, Treebeard's, We, Where
related to In-fiction origins · 15
Treebeard → Aldalómë, Ambaróna, Elvish, English, Ents, Entwood, Fangorn, Fangorn Forest, In Sindarin, Quenya, Rohan, Tauremorna, Tauremornalómë, The Riders, Tolkien's Elvish
related to Professorial figure · 12
Treebeard → English, Fangorn's, Humphrey Carpenter, Inkling, Lewis, Oxford, Shippey, They, Tolkien, Tolkien's, Treebeard's, University
related to Environmentalism · 5
Treebeard → Dickerson, John Garth, Jonathan Evans, Matthew, Tolkien's
Aliases · 2
Treebeard → Fangorn, The Ent
First appearance · 1
Treebeard → The Two Towers (1954)
Race · 1
Treebeard → Ent

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ents tolkien forest fangorn saruman isbn middle-earth hobbits tolkien's lord rings two rohan isengard gandalf deep king towers ent trees

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TreebeardAliasesFangorn1.00infobox
TreebeardAliasesThe Ent1.00infobox
TreebeardFirst appearanceThe Two Towers (1954)1.00infobox
TreebeardRaceEnt1.00infobox
Treebeardis acombination of a large animatronic model and a CGI construct0.90text
Inger Edelfeldtinstance ofPortrayal in adaptationsTreebeard has inspired artists and illustrators0.80text
John Howeinstance ofPortrayal in adaptationsTreebeard has inspired artists and illustrators0.80text
Ted Nasmithinstance ofPortrayal in adaptationsTreebeard has inspired artists and illustrators0.80text
Anke Eißmanninstance ofPortrayal in adaptationsTreebeard has inspired artists and illustrators0.80text
and Alan Leeinstance ofPortrayal in adaptationsTreebeard has inspired artists and illustrators0.80text
Treebeardrelated to EnvironmentalismMatthew0.60section
Treebeardrelated to EnvironmentalismDickerson0.60section

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