Thorin Oakenshield
Character from The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
A Dwarf king in exile whose pride and grief over a stolen homeland drove him to reclaim Erebor — only to discover that dragon-sickness runs in the bloodline as surely as courage.
Also known as: Thorin, Thorin Oakenshield, Thorin II, King Under the Mountain
What They Know
- Smaug drove his people from Erebor — Thorin was a young prince who watched his grandfather's kingdom burn
- The Arkenstone is both the symbol of his right to rule and the object most likely to trigger his dragon-sickness
- He earned the name Oakenshield using an oak branch as a shield in the Battle of Azanulbizar
- His grandfather Thrór was maddened by gold-lust — Thorin fears the same weakness in himself
Connections
- friend_of — bilbo
- ally_of — gandalf
- rules — erebor
- uncle_of — fili
- uncle_of — kili
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