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Members of the Fellowship

• Frodo
• Sam
• Merry
• Pippin
• Gandalf
• Aragorn
• Legolas
• Gimli
• Boromir

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• The Silmarillion
• The Children of Húrin
• The Hobbit
• The Fellowship of the Ring
• The Two Towers
• The Return of the King

Movies

• The Fellowship of the Ring
• The Two Towers
• The Return of the King
• The Hobbit Duology

Canon; It is remarkably difficult to speak of what is "true" in the context of J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium, or what texts should be considered canon; quite a few readers do not believe that any clear canon exists at all. Others argue that a legendarium for its very nature does not need any kind of canon.

There are various reasons for the canon problem:

• Tolkien worked on Middle-earth over the course of decades, making substantial changes. Readers may remember, for example, the differences between The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings with regard to Gandalf and the elves. Moreover, toward the end of his life the focus of his writing shifted from pure story telling to more philosophical concerns, which led to a considerable shift in tone and content.

• Tolkien's writing is laden with details and hints, which can be contradictory, especially in the posthumously published work. Such information should not take precedence over more explicit statements elsewhere, but it can help to flesh out our understanding of Middle-earth (even if it does at times add confusion). In general, the revised versions of The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings are considered canon, but with The Silmarillion and other posthumous texts the matter is more complex.

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Esgaroth upon the Long Lake, also known as Lake-town, is a community of Men in the north eastern part of Middle-earth. The town is constructed entirely of wood and stands upon wooden pillars sunk into the bed of the Long Lake, south of the Lonely Mountain and west of Mirkwood.

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