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[[ | [[File:Richard Svensson - Badger-brock.jpg|thumb|Excerpt from ''The Adventures of Tom Bombadil part 5'' by Richard Svensson]] | ||
'''Badger-brock''' was an individual of the [[Badger-folk]], mentioned only in [[Hobbits|Hobbit]] verse. He had a "''snowy forehead''" and "''dark blinking eyes''", and lived with his wife and many sons in a secret house near the [[Withywindle]]. On one occasion, Badger-brock caught and pulled down [[Tom Bombadil]] to the burrows of the Badger-folk under earth. But Tom displayed his power using chant, which caused all the Badger-folk to become frightened, and they showed him out again.<ref name=AB>{{AB|1}}</ref> | '''Badger-brock''' was an individual of the [[Badger-folk]], mentioned only in [[Hobbits|Hobbit]] verse. He had a "''snowy forehead''" and "''dark blinking eyes''", and lived with his wife and many sons in a secret house near the [[Withywindle]]. On one occasion, Badger-brock caught and pulled down [[Tom Bombadil]] to the burrows of the Badger-folk under earth. But Tom displayed his power using chant, which caused all the Badger-folk to become frightened, and they showed him out again.<ref name=AB>{{AB|1}}</ref> | ||
Revision as of 20:00, 21 August 2014
Badger-brock was an individual of the Badger-folk, mentioned only in Hobbit verse. He had a "snowy forehead" and "dark blinking eyes", and lived with his wife and many sons in a secret house near the Withywindle. On one occasion, Badger-brock caught and pulled down Tom Bombadil to the burrows of the Badger-folk under earth. But Tom displayed his power using chant, which caused all the Badger-folk to become frightened, and they showed him out again.[1]
Etymology
Brock is an Old English and Middle English word for badger.[2]
Portrayal in adaptations
1982-97: Middle-earth Role Playing:
- Only mentioned briefly, the Badger-brock of the Withywindle is one of the Creatures of Faerië.[3]
See also
References
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Adventures of Tom Bombadil, "The Adventures of Tom Bombadil"
- ↑ "Brock" at Webster's Online Dictionary (accessed 23 November 2020)
- ↑ Wesley J. Frank, et al. (1997), Arnor: The Land (#2023), p. 63