Episode 4 of Season 2 Rings of Power bred a new breed. Or rather, a new version of hobbits, Sturs (Strong in Spanish). On the way to Rune nori And Poppy They found halflings living in the desert. They were very different from them, which completely piqued their curiosity. And they seemed to have finally found someone who didn’t want to kill them or use them as bait to find the mysterious Istar who had accompanied them.
In the third episode, the trio are separated. Two young women are sent flying in a tornado created by the sorcerer’s uncontrollable magic. This one, completely lost, meets Tom Bombadilthe legendary wizard of books J.R.R. Tolkien who will finally debut in Rings of PowerBut the one they cross paths with is Nobodya strange hobbit with a darker complexion, whose real name is MerimacShy and ignorant, he finally brings them to his village.
Over there, nori And Poppy They know the whole city of Sturov. Your leader, Gundabaleexplains to them that they are not Pelosians, and therefore their customs are different. And these mediums, unlike those that have already appeared in Rings of Powerlead a sedentary, not nomadic, lifestyle. They have a whole city built in the middle of the desert, protected by walls of rock formations. Just like the hobbits, actually. Lord of the Ringsbuild their houses in holes in the ground.
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Ancestors of the Hobbits
Already in the Second Age, in which they occur Rings of PowerHobbits were divided into three races: Hairy, Strong and White. Tolkien He described the newly introduced ones as follows: “The strong ones were broader, more solidly built; they had larger feet and hands; they preferred the plains and riverbanks.” Although this has not yet appeared in the show, it is still interesting, since halflings usually stay away from rivers.
The writer also indicates where they lived. “The Strong dwelt for many years on the banks of the Great River Anduin, and were less afraid of Men. They came west after Pelosos, and followed the course of the Sonorona southward; many of them dwelt for a time between Tharbad and the borders of Tierras Brunas before returning north,” he says. Something that would happen later, in the Third Age, for they now live in a much harsher and more desolate place.
The series canon explains that the Stoors predate the Pelosos. And apparently, Burrowsold man’s ancestor Saddoconce lived with the Forts before striking out on his own. The man, known as Rorima Burroughshad a vision of a green, fertile and safe land. Viewers of the series will soon realize that this is the Shire. So, although he is never heard from again Rorimasthis legend is that nori And Poppy find in Rings of Power gives even more depth to its roots.
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