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[[Image:Asfaloth.jpg|thumb|''Asfaloth'' from [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings]].]]
[[Image:Asfaloth.jpg|thumb|''Asfaloth'' from [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings]].]]
{{qtlisten|Noro lim, Asfaloth. Noro lim!|Ride fast Asfaloth. Ride fast!|[[Arwen]]|Arwen - Noro lim, Asfaloth. Noro lim!.ogg}}
{{qtlisten|Noro lim, Asfaloth. Noro lim!|Ride fast Asfaloth. Ride fast!|[[Arwen]]|Arwen - Noro lim, Asfaloth. Noro lim!.ogg}}
'''Asfaloth''' was the white horse of [[Glorfindel]], who bore [[Frodo Baggins]] to safety at the [[Ford of Bruinen]].  Asfaloth was a remarkably fast horse, outpacing the steeds of the [[Black Riders]].
'''Asfaloth''' was the white horse of [[Glorfindel of Rivendell|Glorfindel]], and elf-lord of [[Rivendell]].  He was ridden by Glorfindel during the search for [[Aragorn II|Aragorn]] and the [[Hobbits]] on their way to the valley.  After he found them and the [[Black Riders]] attacked, Glorfindel dismounted and placed [[Frodo Baggins]] (the [[Ringbearer]]) on its back, then ordered it forward to safety at the [[Ford of Bruinen]].  Asfaloth was a remarkably fast horse, outpacing the black steeds of the Black Riders, even so that it reached the Fords first.  He responded to commands in [[Sindarin]].


In [[Peter Jackson's The Fellowship of the Ring]], Asfaloth belongs to [[Arwen]], who performs the function Glorfindel had in the book.
In [[Peter Jackson's The Fellowship of the Ring]], Asfaloth belongs to [[Arwen]], who performs the function Glorfindel had in the book.


[[Category:Horses]]
[[Category:Horses]]

Revision as of 14:07, 31 July 2006

"Noro lim, Asfaloth. Noro lim!"
(Ride fast Asfaloth. Ride fast!)
Arwen(audio)Listen

Asfaloth was the white horse of Glorfindel, and elf-lord of Rivendell. He was ridden by Glorfindel during the search for Aragorn and the Hobbits on their way to the valley. After he found them and the Black Riders attacked, Glorfindel dismounted and placed Frodo Baggins (the Ringbearer) on its back, then ordered it forward to safety at the Ford of Bruinen. Asfaloth was a remarkably fast horse, outpacing the black steeds of the Black Riders, even so that it reached the Fords first. He responded to commands in Sindarin.

In Peter Jackson's The Fellowship of the Ring, Asfaloth belongs to Arwen, who performs the function Glorfindel had in the book.