At the Sign of the Prancing Pony - Revision history

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−	'''At the Sign of the Prancing Pony''' is the nineth chapter of the first book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].	+	'''At the Sign of the Prancing Pony''' is the nineth chapter of the first book in ''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]''.

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−	[[Tom Bombadil\|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[Bree-land]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.	+	[[Tom Bombadil\|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[Bree-land]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers of the North\|Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.

	When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider (Aragorn)\|Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.		When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider (Aragorn)\|Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.

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	[[Tom Bombadil\|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[Bree-land]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.		[[Tom Bombadil\|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[Bree-land]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.

−	When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.	+	When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider (Aragorn)\|Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.

	When he reappears, he tries to explain away his sudden disappearance, but Strider approaches him, saying he needs to talk to Frodo. The innkeeper, [[Barliman Butterbur]], tells Frodo not to cause any more trouble; he also tells Frodo that he will come up to this room because he has something of interest to say to him. Frodo suspects the innkeeper and Strider, as he has become increasingly paranoid.		When he reappears, he tries to explain away his sudden disappearance, but Strider approaches him, saying he needs to talk to Frodo. The innkeeper, [[Barliman Butterbur]], tells Frodo not to cause any more trouble; he also tells Frodo that he will come up to this room because he has something of interest to say to him. Frodo suspects the innkeeper and Strider, as he has become increasingly paranoid.

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−	[[Tom Bombadil\|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[~~Breeland~~]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.	+	[[Tom Bombadil\|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[Bree-land]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.

	When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.		When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.

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	When he reappears, he tries to explain away his sudden disappearance, but Strider approaches him, saying he needs to talk to Frodo. The innkeeper, [[Barliman Butterbur]], tells Frodo not to cause any more trouble; he also tells Frodo that he will come up to this room because he has something of interest to say to him. Frodo suspects the innkeeper and Strider, as he has become increasingly paranoid.		When he reappears, he tries to explain away his sudden disappearance, but Strider approaches him, saying he needs to talk to Frodo. The innkeeper, [[Barliman Butterbur]], tells Frodo not to cause any more trouble; he also tells Frodo that he will come up to this room because he has something of interest to say to him. Frodo suspects the innkeeper and Strider, as he has become increasingly paranoid.
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	'''At the Sign of the Prancing Pony''' is the nineth chapter of the first book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].		'''At the Sign of the Prancing Pony''' is the nineth chapter of the first book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

Hyarion at 19:18, 30 March 2006

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'''At the Sign of the Prancing Pony''' is the nineth chapter of the first book in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

===Summary===
[[Tom Bombadil|Tom]] escorts the [[Hobbits]] to the town of [[Bree]], the chief village of [[Breeland]], a small inhabited region. Both Hobbits and big people live in Bree. They are the original descendants of the first men that ever wandered into the west of [[Middle-earth]]. In the wild lands beyond Bree, mysterious wanderers called [[Rangers]] roam the lands as far as the misty mountains. The Rangers have special powers.

When the Hobbits reach Bree they go to the [[Prancing Pony]], an inn recommended by Tom. Another stranger, a man named [[Strider]], is also in the Prancing Pony. During the revelry in the Inn, [[Frodo Baggins|Frodo]] accidentally dons the ring and his sudden invisibility shocks everyone.

When he reappears, he tries to explain away his sudden disappearance, but Strider approaches him, saying he needs to talk to Frodo. The innkeeper, [[Barliman Butterbur]], tells Frodo not to cause any more trouble; he also tells Frodo that he will come up to this room because he has something of interest to say to him. Frodo suspects the innkeeper and Strider, as he has become increasingly paranoid.