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Mirkwood Elf Guard
Brand:
Pogo
Serial:
PG-515
Year:
2017
Theme:
The Lord of the Rings
Biography:
The Mirkwood Elf Guard is a relatively minor, unnamed character appearing in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit and referenced in The Lord of the Rings.
As a member of the woodland realm's guard, his primary function is to patrol and protect the borders of Mirkwood under the rule of King Thranduil. He, along with others of his kind, is responsible for capturing Thorin Oakenshield's company of dwarves after they stray into the forest without permission.
The Guard's role in the story is largely limited to being a jailer and enforcer of Thranduil's laws. He interacts mainly with Bilbo Baggins, who is attempting to free his companions. His actions contribute to the overall depiction of the Elves of Mirkwood as somewhat aloof and distrustful of outsiders. Ultimately, the Guard, along with the rest of the Elvenking's court, is outwitted by Bilbo, allowing the dwarves to escape.
Despite his limited presence, the Mirkwood Elf Guard is important as he represents the nature and culture of the Elves of Mirkwood. He is a symbol of their isolationist policies and defensive stance against the perceived dangers of the outside world. He is not a fleshed-out individual, but rather a representative of a larger group and their way of life.
As a member of the woodland realm's guard, his primary function is to patrol and protect the borders of Mirkwood under the rule of King Thranduil. He, along with others of his kind, is responsible for capturing Thorin Oakenshield's company of dwarves after they stray into the forest without permission.
The Guard's role in the story is largely limited to being a jailer and enforcer of Thranduil's laws. He interacts mainly with Bilbo Baggins, who is attempting to free his companions. His actions contribute to the overall depiction of the Elves of Mirkwood as somewhat aloof and distrustful of outsiders. Ultimately, the Guard, along with the rest of the Elvenking's court, is outwitted by Bilbo, allowing the dwarves to escape.
Despite his limited presence, the Mirkwood Elf Guard is important as he represents the nature and culture of the Elves of Mirkwood. He is a symbol of their isolationist policies and defensive stance against the perceived dangers of the outside world. He is not a fleshed-out individual, but rather a representative of a larger group and their way of life.
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