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| − | A title used most commonly for the ancient and powerful being known to the [[Elves]] as [[Iarwain Ben-adar]], and to the hobbits as [[Tom Bombadil]], whose jolly and riddling songs gave him mastery over all things in his domain. Though | + | A title used most commonly for the ancient and powerful being known to the [[Elves]] as [[Iarwain Ben-adar]], and to the hobbits as [[Tom Bombadil]], whose jolly and riddling songs gave him mastery over all things in his domain. |
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| + | Though most commonly used in reference to Tom, there are a number of other characters who have also been honoured with it: | ||
| + | * [[Frodo Baggins]] was called Master by both [[Samwise Gamgee]] and [[Gollum]], the latter case due to Frodo's ownership of Gollum's 'precious': the [[One Ring]]. | ||
| + | * The [[Orcs|Orc]] [[Uglúk]] used the title of his own Master, the [[Wizards|Wizard]] [[Saruman]]. | ||
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Revision as of 08:14, 17 September 2007
A title used most commonly for the ancient and powerful being known to the Elves as Iarwain Ben-adar, and to the hobbits as Tom Bombadil, whose jolly and riddling songs gave him mastery over all things in his domain.
Though most commonly used in reference to Tom, there are a number of other characters who have also been honoured with it:
- Frodo Baggins was called Master by both Samwise Gamgee and Gollum, the latter case due to Frodo's ownership of Gollum's 'precious': the One Ring.
- The Orc Uglúk used the title of his own Master, the Wizard Saruman.