Black Breath - Revision history

Gamling: Rewrote text, added quotation, added references

2012-04-07T06:08:16Z

Rewrote text, added quotation, added references

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−	The '''Black Breath''' was a weapon used by the [[Nazgûl]].	+	{{quote\|When the black breath blows</br>and death's shadow grows</br>and all lights pass,</br>come athelas! come athelas!</br>Life to the dying</br>In the king's hand lying!''\|The herb-master in the [[Houses of Healing]], quoting "doggerel" spoken by [[Ioreth]]<ref name="House">{{RK\|V8}}</ref>}}
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		+	The '''Black Breath''' was a weapon used by the [[Nazgûl]]. The Ringwraiths' breath was poisonous and could overpower those affected by it.
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	==History==		==History==
−	~~The Ringwraiths were surrounded~~ by ~~an aura~~ of ~~terror~~, ~~which affected all living creatures; their breath~~ was ~~poisonous~~, ~~and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them~~. ~~The most notorious victims~~ of the Black Breath ~~were~~ [[~~Meriadoc Brandybuck~~]] and [[Éowyn]]. ~~It was dispelled from them by~~ [[Aragorn]] ~~at his return~~ with ''[[athelas]]''.	+	In the evening of [[29 September]] {{TA\|3018}}<ref name="Great">{{App\|Great}}</ref> [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] left the [[Prancing Pony]] and went for a stroll in [[Bree]]. He saw and followed (or was drawn by) a dark shadow, but then fell unconscious. [[Aragorn\|Strider]] stated that Merry had been overcome by the Black Breath.<ref>{{FR\|I10}}</ref>
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		+	In the last retreat before the city of [[Minas Tirith]] was besieged, on [[13 March]] {{TA\|3019\|n}},<ref name="Great"/> [[Faramir]] was struck by a dart shot by one of the flying Nazgûl, which rendered him unconscious.<ref>{{RK\|V4}}</ref> After the [[Battle of Pelennor Fields]], on [[15 March]] {{TA\|3019\|n}},<ref name="Great"/> Aragorn came to the [[Houses of Healing]] and recognized that Faramir was suffering from the Black Breath. Aragorn used ''[[athelas]]'' to cure Faramir, which led to the rapidly spread news that the King had returned.
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		+	Earlier, it appears that both Merry and [[Éowyn]] were exposed to the Black Breath when they fought the [[Witch-king]]. [[Aragorn]], after treating Faramir, also aided these two with ''athelas''.<ref name="House"/>

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	[[Category: Nazgûl]]		[[Category: Nazgûl]]
	[[de:Schwarzer Anhauch]]		[[de:Schwarzer Anhauch]]
	[[fi:Musta Hengitys]]		[[fi:Musta Hengitys]]

Mith: Removed references template

2010-08-07T14:37:23Z

Removed references template

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	The '''Black Breath''' was a weapon used by the [[Nazgûl]].		The '''Black Breath''' was a weapon used by the [[Nazgûl]].
	==History==		==History==
−	The Ringwraiths were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The most notorious victims of the Black Breath were [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Éowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn]] at his return with [[athelas]].	+	The Ringwraiths were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The most notorious victims of the Black Breath were [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Éowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn]] at his return with ''[[athelas]]''.
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	[[Category: Nazgûl]]		[[Category: Nazgûl]]
−	~~[[Category:Diseases]]~~
	[[de:Schwarzer Anhauch]]		[[de:Schwarzer Anhauch]]
	[[fi:Musta Hengitys]]		[[fi:Musta Hengitys]]

Ederchil at 16:33, 12 July 2009

2009-07-12T16:33:07Z

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−	The [[Nazgûl]] were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath ~~(called the Black Breath)~~ was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The ~~three primary~~ victims ~~mentioned in [[The Lord~~ of the ~~Rings]]~~ were ~~[[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]],~~ [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Éowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn ~~II\|Elessar Telcontar~~]] at his return with [[~~Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of [[Gondor~~]].	+	The '''Black Breath''' was a weapon used by the [[Nazgûl]].
−		+	==History==
−	~~No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]~~	+	The Ringwraiths were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The most notorious victims of the Black Breath were [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Éowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn]] at his return with [[athelas]].
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	[[Category: Nazgûl]]		[[Category: Nazgûl]]
		+	[[Category:Diseases]]
	[[de:Schwarzer Anhauch]]		[[de:Schwarzer Anhauch]]
	[[fi:Musta Hengitys]]		[[fi:Musta Hengitys]]

Tik: iw de + fi

2007-12-21T23:20:30Z

iw de + fi

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	[[Category: Nazgûl]]		[[Category: Nazgûl]]
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Dr Death at 15:52, 22 September 2007

2007-09-22T15:52:38Z

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	No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]		No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]
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Narfil Palùrfalas at 12:49, 29 April 2006

2006-04-29T12:49:43Z

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−	The [[Nazgûl]] were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in [[The Lord of the Rings]] were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[~~Eowyn~~]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of [[Gondor]].	+	The [[Nazgûl]] were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in [[The Lord of the Rings]] were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Éowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of [[Gondor]].

	No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]		No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]

Hyarion: Linked Nazgûl

2006-04-05T19:49:26Z

Linked Nazgûl

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−	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in [[The Lord of the Rings]] were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of [[Gondor]].	+	The [[Nazgûl]] were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in [[The Lord of the Rings]] were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of [[Gondor]].

	No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]		No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]

Hyarion: Added some links

2006-04-05T19:48:51Z

Added some links

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−	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in ~~the~~ Lord of the Rings were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of Gondor.	+	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in [[The Lord of the Rings]] were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of [[Gondor]].

−	No mention was made of the Black Breath in Peter Jackson's film version.	+	No mention was made of the Black Breath in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings\|film version.]]

71.246.242.6 at 17:27, 5 April 2006

2006-04-05T17:27:30Z

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−	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in the Lord of the Rings were [[Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of Gondor.	+	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in the Lord of the Rings were [[Faramir son of Denethor II\|Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of Gondor.

	No mention was made of the Black Breath in Peter Jackson's film version.		No mention was made of the Black Breath in Peter Jackson's film version.

71.246.242.6 at 17:26, 5 April 2006

2006-04-05T17:26:48Z

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−	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in the Lord of the Rings were [[Faramir]], [[~~Merriadoc~~ Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of Gondor.	+	The Nazgûl were surrounded by an aura of terror, which affected all living creatures; their breath (called the Black Breath) was poisonous, and their cries caused terror and despair in all who heard them. The three primary victims mentioned in the Lord of the Rings were [[Faramir]], [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]], and [[Eowyn]]. It was dispelled from them by [[Aragorn II\|Elessar Telcontar]] at his return with [[Athelas]], proving him to be the heir of the throne of Gondor.

	No mention was made of the Black Breath in Peter Jackson's film version.		No mention was made of the Black Breath in Peter Jackson's film version.