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Glaurung

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	==Names, epithets & titles==		==Names, epithets & titles==
−	As the first of the dragons of Morgoth, Glaurung was sometimes referred to as the '''Great Worm''',<ref name="SFifth">{{S\|20}}</ref><ref name="CHComingGlaurung" /> the '''Worm of Morgoth''',<ref name="CHDeathGlaurung" /> the '''Great Worm of Angband'''<ref name="UTTuor" /> and the '''Gold-worm of Angband'''.<ref name="UTNarn">{{UT\|2}}</ref> He bore the epithets '''the Golden''',<ref name="SRuin">{{S\|18}}.</ref> and '''the Deceiver'''{{fact}} (the latter presumably referring to his dealings with the [[children of Húrin]]). He was also described as the '''Father of Dragons'''<ref name="SRuin" /> and the '''first of the [[Urulóki]]''',<ref name="SReturn">{{S\|13}}.</ref> though whether this implies he actually sired the rest of his kind is uncertain.	+	As the first and greatest of the dragons of Morgoth, Glaurung was sometimes referred to as the '''Great Worm''',<ref name="SFifth">{{S\|20}}</ref><ref name="CHComingGlaurung" /> the '''Worm of Morgoth''',<ref name="CHDeathGlaurung" /> the '''Great Worm of Angband'''<ref name="UTTuor" /> and the '''Gold-worm of Angband'''.<ref name="UTNarn">{{UT\|2}}</ref> He bore the epithets '''the Golden''',<ref name="SRuin">{{S\|18}}.</ref> and '''the Deceiver'''{{fact}} (the latter presumably referring to his dealings with the [[children of Húrin]]). He was also described as the '''Father of Dragons'''<ref name="SRuin" /> and the '''first of the [[Urulóki]]''',<ref name="SReturn">{{S\|13}}.</ref> though whether this implies he actually sired the rest of his kind is uncertain.

	From {{FA\|495}} to {{FA\|499\|n}} he ruled a host of [[orcs]] as the 'dragon-king' of the former Elven-realm of [[Nargothrond]].<ref name="CHComingGlaurung" />		From {{FA\|495}} to {{FA\|499\|n}} he ruled a host of [[orcs]] as the 'dragon-king' of the former Elven-realm of [[Nargothrond]].<ref name="CHComingGlaurung" />

Glaurung

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	==Names, epithets & titles==		==Names, epithets & titles==
−	As the first ~~and greatest~~ of the dragons of Morgoth, Glaurung was sometimes referred to as the '''Great Worm''',<ref name="SFifth">{{S\|20}}</ref><ref name="CHComingGlaurung" /> the '''Worm of Morgoth''',<ref name="CHDeathGlaurung" /> the '''Great Worm of Angband'''<ref name="UTTuor" /> and the '''Gold-worm of Angband'''.<ref name="UTNarn">{{UT\|2}}</ref> He bore the epithets '''the Golden''',<ref name="SRuin">{{S\|18}}.</ref> and '''the Deceiver'''{{fact}} (the latter presumably referring to his dealings with the [[children of Húrin]]). He was also described as the '''Father of Dragons'''<ref name="SRuin" /> and the '''first of the [[Urulóki]]''',<ref name="SReturn">{{S\|13}}.</ref> though whether this implies he actually sired the rest of his kind is uncertain.	+	As the first of the dragons of Morgoth, Glaurung was sometimes referred to as the '''Great Worm''',<ref name="SFifth">{{S\|20}}</ref><ref name="CHComingGlaurung" /> the '''Worm of Morgoth''',<ref name="CHDeathGlaurung" /> the '''Great Worm of Angband'''<ref name="UTTuor" /> and the '''Gold-worm of Angband'''.<ref name="UTNarn">{{UT\|2}}</ref> He bore the epithets '''the Golden''',<ref name="SRuin">{{S\|18}}.</ref> and '''the Deceiver'''{{fact}} (the latter presumably referring to his dealings with the [[children of Húrin]]). He was also described as the '''Father of Dragons'''<ref name="SRuin" /> and the '''first of the [[Urulóki]]''',<ref name="SReturn">{{S\|13}}.</ref> though whether this implies he actually sired the rest of his kind is uncertain.

	From {{FA\|495}} to {{FA\|499\|n}} he ruled a host of [[orcs]] as the 'dragon-king' of the former Elven-realm of [[Nargothrond]].<ref name="CHComingGlaurung" />		From {{FA\|495}} to {{FA\|499\|n}} he ruled a host of [[orcs]] as the 'dragon-king' of the former Elven-realm of [[Nargothrond]].<ref name="CHComingGlaurung" />

Morgoth

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	\| accomplishments=Disrupted the [[Music of the Ainur\|Music]], [[Arda Marred\|corrupted]] [[Arda]], Controlled all of [[Middle-earth]] for a time, created [[Orcs]], destroyed the [[Two Trees]], stole the [[Silmarils]], took over [[Beleriand]], destroyed the [[Two Lamps]]		\| accomplishments=Disrupted the [[Music of the Ainur\|Music]], [[Arda Marred\|corrupted]] [[Arda]], Controlled all of [[Middle-earth]] for a time, created [[Orcs]], destroyed the [[Two Trees]], stole the [[Silmarils]], took over [[Beleriand]], destroyed the [[Two Lamps]]
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−	'''Morgoth''' ([[Sindarin\|S]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈmorɡoθ]}}), also known as '''[[Morgoth#Names\|Melkor]]''', was the greatest of the [[Ainur]]. He fell from glory when he disrupted the [[Music of the Ainur]] and defied the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru Ilúvatar]]. Morgoth corrupted many of the Ainur to his allegiance, fought the [[Valar]], and corrupted [[Arda]]. His theft of the [[Silmarils]] and [[Wars of Beleriand\|wars]] against [[Elves]] and [[Men]] encompassed much of the history of the [[First Age]]. Eventually, Morgoth was bound in chains by the Valar and thrown into the [[Void]], leaving the permanent damage his evils had done, and his servant [[Sauron]], to trouble the world. One day, according to [[Final Battle\|prophecy]], Morgoth will rise again in great wrath, but he will be destroyed in the [[Final Battle\|Dagor Dagorath~~]] by [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar~~]].{{Pronounce\|Sindarin - Morgoth.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}	+	'''Morgoth''' ([[Sindarin\|S]], pron. {{IPA\|[ˈmorɡoθ]}}), also known as '''[[Morgoth#Names\|Melkor]]''', was the greatest of the [[Ainur]]. He fell from glory when he disrupted the [[Music of the Ainur]] and defied the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru Ilúvatar]]. Morgoth corrupted many of the Ainur to his allegiance, fought the [[Valar]], and corrupted [[Arda]]. His theft of the [[Silmarils]] and [[Wars of Beleriand\|wars]] against [[Elves]] and [[Men]] encompassed much of the history of the [[First Age]]. Eventually, Morgoth was bound in chains by the Valar and thrown into the [[Void]], leaving the permanent damage his evils had done, and his servant [[Sauron]], to trouble the world. One day, according to [[Final Battle\|prophecy]], Morgoth will rise again in great wrath, but he will be destroyed in the [[Final Battle\|Dagor Dagorath]].{{Pronounce\|Sindarin - Morgoth.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}

	==History==		==History==

Ring Verse

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	==Ring-verse==		==Ring-verse==
		+	[[File:J.R.R. Tolkien - Ring verse.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Calligraphy by J.R.R. Tolkien]]
	On the creation of the One Ring, the Smiths of Eregion heard in their minds Sauron's voice reciting the two-verse spell; then they realized Sauron's plans and removed the Rings from their fingers. Obviously this was the basis for the creation of a poem about the [[Rings of Power]] that also contained these lines. It was probably composed by the [[Free peoples]] during the wars with Sauron.		On the creation of the One Ring, the Smiths of Eregion heard in their minds Sauron's voice reciting the two-verse spell; then they realized Sauron's plans and removed the Rings from their fingers. Obviously this was the basis for the creation of a poem about the [[Rings of Power]] that also contained these lines. It was probably composed by the [[Free peoples]] during the wars with Sauron.

Captain of the Haven

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	[[Category:Black Númenóreans]]		[[Category:Black Númenóreans]]
		+	[[fi:Sataman päällikkö]]

The Hobbit

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	* '''[[Wikipedia:Icelandic language\|Icelandic]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1978); ''Hobbitinn, eða, Út og Heim Aftur'' (1997)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Icelandic language\|Icelandic]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1978); ''Hobbitinn, eða, Út og Heim Aftur'' (1997)<ref name=AHT/>
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−	* '''[[Wikipedia:Irish language\|Ireland]]''': ''An Hobad'' (2012)	+	* '''[[Wikipedia:Irish language\|Ireland]]''': ''An Hobad'' (2012)<ref>{{webcite\|author=\|articleurl=http://www.theonering.net/torwp/2012/05/10/56098-some-thoughts-on-the-irish-language-hobbit/\|articlename=Some thoughts on the Irish language Hobbit…\|dated=10 May 2012\|website=TORN\|accessed=20 May 2013}}</ref>
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>

The Hobbit

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−	* '''Irish''' (2012)~~{{fact}}~~	+	* '''[[Wikipedia:Irish language\|Ireland]]''': ''An Hobad'' (2012)
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>

Morgoth

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	==The Future==		==The Future==
	Morgoth remains in the Void, unable to return to Arda as long as the Valar maintain their power over it. Nevertheless, according to the [[Second Prophecy of Mandos]], Morgoth will come back and attack Arda. He will fight a great battle, called the [[Final Battle\|Dagor Dagorath]], against the Valar and their allies, but will ultimately be slain by [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar]], the Man he cursed. By finally defeating Morgoth, Túrin will avenge not only himself, but all members of the race of Men, since Morgoth seduced them long ago.		Morgoth remains in the Void, unable to return to Arda as long as the Valar maintain their power over it. Nevertheless, according to the [[Second Prophecy of Mandos]], Morgoth will come back and attack Arda. He will fight a great battle, called the [[Final Battle\|Dagor Dagorath]], against the Valar and their allies, but will ultimately be slain by [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar]], the Man he cursed. By finally defeating Morgoth, Túrin will avenge not only himself, but all members of the race of Men, since Morgoth seduced them long ago.
		+	In other versions Eönwë is the one who will kill Morgoth for his love for Arien (previously named Urwendi), instead of Turin. This is said at the end of The Hiding of Valinor.

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

Isumbras Took III

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	\| image=		\| image=
	\| name=Isumbras Took III		\| name=Isumbras Took III
	\| othernames=		\| othernames=
		+	\| titles=[[Thain]] of [[the Shire]]
		+	\| position=
		+	\| location=[[Great Smials]], [[Tuckborough]]
		+	\| affiliation=
		+	\| language=
	\| birth={{SR\|1066}}		\| birth={{SR\|1066}}
		+	\| birthlocation=
		+	\| rule={{SR\|1122}} - {{SR\|1159\|n}}
	\| death={{SR\|1159}}		\| death={{SR\|1159}}
−	\| ~~parentage~~=[[~~Isengrim~~ Took II]]	+	\| deathlocation=
−	\| ~~location~~=[[~~Tuckborough~~]]	+	\| age=93
		+	\| family=[[Took Family\|Took]]
		+	\| parentage=
		+	\| siblings=
		+	\| spouse=
		+	\| children=[[Ferumbras Took II\|Ferumbras]] and [[Bandobras Took\|Bandobras]]
	\| gender=Male		\| gender=Male
		+	\| height=
	\| hair=		\| hair=
−	\|}}	+	\| eyes=
		+	\| clothing=
		+	\| weapons=
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	'''Isumbras Took III''' was the twenty-third [[Thain]] of [[the Shire]], the eleventh of the [[Took Family]].		'''Isumbras Took III''' was the twenty-third [[Thain]] of [[the Shire]], the eleventh of the [[Took Family]].

Avallónë

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	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==
−	[[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] was apparently evoking the island of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon Avalon] in the legend of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur King Arthur].	+	[[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] was apparently evoking the island of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon Avalon] in the legend of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur King Arthur].{{fact}}

	{{references}}		{{references}}

Avallónë

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−	{{~~Sources~~}}	+	{{location
−	'''Avallónë''' ~~('Haven near Valinor')~~ was a city on the island of [[Tol Eressëa]], the ~~Haven~~ of the [[~~Eldar~~]]. It was ~~founded by~~ the [[~~Teleri~~]] ~~during their long stay there~~. ~~Before moving north~~ on the ~~beaches~~ of [[~~Valinor~~]], to ~~escape~~ the ~~light~~ of the ~~trees so~~ they ~~could see~~ the ~~stars~~.	+	\|image=
−		+	\|name=Avallónë
−	~~After~~ the ~~fall~~ of [[Númenor]], Avallónë ~~became~~ the ~~port~~ of ~~arrival for ships that took~~ the [[~~Straight Road~~]].	+	\|othernames=Haven of the Eldar<ref>{{App\|Numenor}}</ref>
−		+	\|etymology=
−	[[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] was apparently evoking the island of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon Avalon] in the legend of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur King Arthur~~], although the form ''Avallónë'' also has the meaning "Near Valinor" in [[Elvish]~~].{{~~Clarify~~}}	+	\|type=City and seaport
−		+	\|location=[[Tol Eressëa]]
		+	\|inhabitants=[[Eldar]]
		+	\|realms=
		+	\|description=Island seaport with a great tower and harbor
		+	\|events=
		+	\|references=
		+	\|}}
		+	'''Avallónë''' was a city and seaport on the island of [[Tol Eressëa]]. Its name indicated that it was the city nearest to [[Valinor]] and the tower of Avallónë was the first sight that a mariner beheld as he approached the [[Undying Lands]]. Besides its tower the city was described as white-shining with a great harbor.<ref name="Akallabeth">{{S\|Akallabeth}}</ref>
		+
		+	==History==
		+	After the [[War of Wrath]] and the downfall of [[Morgoth]] the [[Valar]] summoned the [[Eldar]] to return to the West. Not all obeyed this new summons but those who did dwelt on Tol Eressëa.
		+
		+	In the [[Second Age]] some of the Men of [[Númenor]], those most far-sighted, could see Avallónë from the summit of the [[Meneltarma]] or from a tall ship that lay off the western coast as far as was lawful to go. Some thought this far off vision was of Valinor itself but the wise knew it was but Avallónë. While the [[Númenóreans]] respected the [[Ban of the Valar]] many elves would sail to Númenor; they brought birds, flower, and herbs to the land.
		+
		+	The sight of Avallónë beyond their reach helped to kindle resentment in the hearts of the Númenóreans against the Ban. As the people of the island turned against the Valar the visits of the Eldar became few and only made in secret to the [[Faithful]]. By the reign of [[Tar-Palantir]] the city of Avallónë was veiled in cloud.<ref name="Akallabeth"/>
		+
		+	After the [[Downfall of Númenor]], the island of Tol Eressëa with Avallónë and the Undying Lands beyond were removed from the world. Yet in the towers of the [[Emyn Beraid]] was kept the [[Elostirion-stone\|Palantir of Elostirion]], which allowed the Elves to see the Tower of Avallónë, where the [[Master-stone]] abode.<ref>{{S\|Rings}}</ref>
		+
		+	==Inspiration==
		+	[[J.R.R. Tolkien\|Tolkien]] was apparently evoking the island of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalon Avalon] in the legend of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur King Arthur].
		+
		+	{{references}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Avallone}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Avallone}}
	[[Category:Tol Eressëa]]		[[Category:Tol Eressëa]]

Kíli

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	'''Kíli''' ({{TA\|2864}} – {{TA\|2941\|n}}<ref name="Line">{{App\|Durin}}, The Line of the Dwarves of Erebor</ref> 77 years old) was the son of [[Dís]], the sister of King [[Thorin]], and brother of [[Fili]].		'''Kíli''' ({{TA\|2864}} – {{TA\|2941\|n}}<ref name="Line">{{App\|Durin}}, The Line of the Dwarves of Erebor</ref> 77 years old) was the son of [[Dís]], the sister of King [[Thorin]], and brother of [[Fili]].

−	Fili was ~~two~~ of the thirteen [[Dwarves]] who took part in the quest for [[Lonely Mountain\|Erebor]], which was [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s great adventure. The brothers were the youngest of [[Thorin and Company]] by some 50 years,<ref name="Hill">{{H\|Hill}}</ref> with Kíli being five years younger than his brother.<ref name="Line"/> ~~Although not twins, the~~ two brothers were inseparable throughout the adventure.	+	Fili was one of the thirteen [[Dwarves]] who took part in the quest for [[Lonely Mountain\|Erebor]], which was [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s great adventure. The brothers were the youngest of [[Thorin and Company]] by some 50 years,<ref name="Hill">{{H\|Hill}}</ref> with Kíli being five years younger than his brother.<ref name="Line"/> The two brothers were inseparable throughout the adventure.
		+
		+	The brothers, along with Thorin himself, did not survive the [[Battle of Five Armies]].

−	~~The brothers, along with Thorin himself, were the three Dwarves of the company who did not survive the [[Battle of Five Armies]].~~
	==History==		==History==
−	Before the quest to Erebor, Fili and Kili probably lived in the [[Blue Mountains]] where their uncle resided after the disappearance of [[Thráin II]].<ref name="Line"/> As Thorin's sister-sons, they accompanied their uncle when he set out to challenge the [[Dragons\|dragon]] [[Smaug]].	+	Before the quest to Erebor, Fili and Kili probably lived in the [[Blue Mountains]] where their uncle resided after the disappearance of [[Thráin II]].<ref name="Line"/> As Thorin's sister-sons, they accompanied their uncle when he set out to challenge the [[Dragons\|dragon]] [[Smaug]].

	When Bilbo first met Kíli and Fíli (in the third group of Dwarves to arrive at [[Bag End]]) they wore blue hoods. After supper, when the Dwarves made music, Kíli and Fíli played small fiddles that they had brought in bags.<ref>{{H\|Party}}</ref>		When Bilbo first met Kíli and Fíli (in the third group of Dwarves to arrive at [[Bag End]]) they wore blue hoods. After supper, when the Dwarves made music, Kíli and Fíli played small fiddles that they had brought in bags.<ref>{{H\|Party}}</ref>

Kíli

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−	'''Kíli''' ({{TA\|2864}} – {{TA\|2941\|n}}<ref name="Line">{{App\|Durin}}, The Line of the Dwarves of Erebor</ref> 77 years old) was ~~one of~~ the ~~thirteen~~ [[~~Dwarves]] who took part in the quest for [[Lonely Mountain\|Erebor~~]], ~~which was [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s great adventure. He was one of~~ the ~~three Dwarves~~ of ~~Thorin's company who did not survive the [[Battle of Five Armies]] (the other two being~~ [[Thorin]] and ~~Kíli's~~ brother [[~~Fíli~~]].)	+	'''Kíli''' ({{TA\|2864}} – {{TA\|2941\|n}}<ref name="Line">{{App\|Durin}}, The Line of the Dwarves of Erebor</ref> 77 years old) was the son of [[Dís]], the sister of King [[Thorin]], and brother of [[Fili]].

−	~~Kíli and Fíli were~~ the ~~sons of~~ [[~~Dís~~]], the ~~sister of~~ [[~~Thorin~~]]~~. Before the quest to Erebor~~, ~~they probably lived in the~~ [[~~Blue Mountains~~]] ~~where their uncle resided after~~ the ~~disappearance~~ of [[~~Thráin II~~]].<ref name="Line"/> ~~As Thorin's sister-sons~~, ~~they accompanied their uncle when he set out to challenge~~ the ~~[[Dragons\|dragon]] [[Smaug]]~~.	+	Fili was two of the thirteen [[Dwarves]] who took part in the quest for [[Lonely Mountain\|Erebor]], which was [[Bilbo Baggins]]'s great adventure. The brothers were the youngest of [[Thorin and Company]] by some 50 years,<ref name="Hill">{{H\|Hill}}</ref> with Kíli being five years younger than his brother.<ref name="Line"/> Although not twins, the two brothers were inseparable throughout the adventure.

		+	The brothers, along with Thorin himself, were the three Dwarves of the company who did not survive the [[Battle of Five Armies]].
	==History==		==History==
−	~~When Bilbo first met Kíli~~ and ~~Fíli (~~in the ~~third group~~ of ~~Dwarves to arrive at~~ [[~~Bag End~~]]~~) they wore blue hoods. After supper, when the Dwarves made music, Kíli and Fíli played small fiddles that they had brought in bags~~.<ref~~>{{H\|Party}}<~~/~~ref~~>	+	Before the quest to Erebor, Fili and Kili probably lived in the [[Blue Mountains]] where their uncle resided after the disappearance of [[Thráin II]].<ref name="Line"/> As Thorin's sister-sons, they accompanied their uncle when he set out to challenge the [[Dragons\|dragon]] [[Smaug]].

−	~~The brothers were~~ the ~~youngest~~ of [[~~Thorin and Company~~]] ~~by some 50 years~~,<ref ~~name="Hill"~~>{{H\|~~Hill~~}}</ref~~> with Kíli being five years younger than his brother.<ref name="Line"/~~> ~~Although not twins, the two brothers were inseparable throughout the adventure.~~	+	When Bilbo first met Kíli and Fíli (in the third group of Dwarves to arrive at [[Bag End]]) they wore blue hoods. After supper, when the Dwarves made music, Kíli and Fíli played small fiddles that they had brought in bags.<ref>{{H\|Party}}</ref>

	Early on the night when the company encountered the [[trolls]] one of the ponies became frightened and bolted into the river; Kíli and Fíli nearly drowned getting the beast out of the water.<ref>{{H\|Mutton}}</ref>		Early on the night when the company encountered the [[trolls]] one of the ponies became frightened and bolted into the river; Kíli and Fíli nearly drowned getting the beast out of the water.<ref>{{H\|Mutton}}</ref>

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	* '''[[Wikipedia:Icelandic language\|Icelandic]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1978); ''Hobbitinn, eða, Út og Heim Aftur'' (1997)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Icelandic language\|Icelandic]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1978); ''Hobbitinn, eða, Út og Heim Aftur'' (1997)<ref name=AHT/>
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−	* '''[[Wikipedia:Irish language\|Ireland]]''': ''An Hobad'' (2012)	+	* '''[[Wikipedia:Irish language\|Ireland]]''': ''An Hobad'' (2012)<ref>{{webcite\|author=\|articleurl=http://www.theonering.net/torwp/2012/05/10/56098-some-thoughts-on-the-irish-language-hobbit/\|articlename=Some thoughts on the Irish language Hobbit…\|dated=10 May 2012\|website=TORN\|accessed=20 May 2013}}</ref>
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>

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	* '''[[Wikipedia:Icelandic language\|Icelandic]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1978); ''Hobbitinn, eða, Út og Heim Aftur'' (1997)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Icelandic language\|Icelandic]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1978); ''Hobbitinn, eða, Út og Heim Aftur'' (1997)<ref name=AHT/>
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−	* '''Irish''' (2012)~~{{fact}}~~	+	* '''[[Wikipedia:Irish language\|Ireland]]''': ''An Hobad'' (2012)
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Indonesian language\|Indonesian]]''': ''Hobbit'' (1977)<ref name=AHT/>
	* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>		* '''[[Wikipedia:Italian language\|Italian]]''': ''Lo Hobbit, o, La riconquista del tesoro'' (1973)<ref name=AHT/>