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'''The Drúedain''' is a chapter in [[Unfinished Tales]], a posthumously published work of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] edited and published by [[Christopher Tolkien]]. | '''The Drúedain''' is a chapter in [[Unfinished Tales]], a posthumously published work of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] edited and published by [[Christopher Tolkien]]. It is in its entirety an excerpt from a much longer unfinished essay titled ''[[Of Dwarves and Men]]'', the rest of which was published in ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]''. | ||
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The essay speaks about the [[Drúedain]], little-appearing in ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. It explores their history during the [[First Age]] being a part of the [[House of Haleth|Second House]] of [[Men]], and later their temporary presence on [[Númenor]] and then their staying in [[Andrast]]. | |||
It is mentioned about their being confused with [[Orcs]] and the [[Rohirrim]] hunting and killing them in their ignorance. | |||
There is a mention of their peculiar "[[magic]]" abilities and customs, exemplified in the First Age story ''[[The Faithful Stone]]''. | |||
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- Not to be confused with: the Drúedain
| Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth |
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| Part One: The First Age |
| Part Two: The Second Age |
| Part Three: The Third Age |
| Part Four |
The Drúedain is a chapter in Unfinished Tales, a posthumously published work of J.R.R. Tolkien edited and published by Christopher Tolkien. It is in its entirety an excerpt from a much longer unfinished essay titled Of Dwarves and Men, the rest of which was published in The Peoples of Middle-earth.
Synopsis[edit | edit source]
The essay speaks about the Drúedain, little-appearing in The Lord of the Rings. It explores their history during the First Age being a part of the Second House of Men, and later their temporary presence on Númenor and then their staying in Andrast.
It is mentioned about their being confused with Orcs and the Rohirrim hunting and killing them in their ignorance.
There is a mention of their peculiar "magic" abilities and customs, exemplified in the First Age story The Faithful Stone.
