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⚫ | Pippin had three older sisters in his [[Took]] family, [[Pearl Took]], [[Pimpernel Took]], and [[Pervinca Took]]. His parents were [[Paladin Took II]] ([[TA 2933]] - [[FO 13]]), [[Thain|Thain of the Shire]], and [[Eglantine (Banks) Took|Eglantine Banks]]. Pippin's dear friend [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] (more commonly known as Merry) was the son of Paladin's sister [[Esmeralda (Took) Brandybuck|Esmeralda Brandybuck]], which makes them cousins. |
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⚫ | The hair on his head and his feet (which are exceptionally hairy, even for a [[Hobbit]]) was almost golden and curly. At the beginning of [[Quest of the Ring]] he was smaller than the rest of the Hobbits because he was the youngest. But after he and Merry drank the [[Ent-draughts|draft]] from Treebeard, they became some of the tallest hobbits in history, towering at over four and a half feet. It was said he should stop growing as hats would become very expensive. |
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⚫ | Pippin had three older sisters in his [[Took]] family, [[Pearl Took]], [[Pimpernel Took]], and [[Pervinca Took]]. His parents were [[Paladin Took II]] ([[TA 2933]] - [[FO 13]]), [[Thain|Thain of the Shire]], and [[Eglantine (Banks) Took|Eglantine Banks]]. Pippin's dear friend [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] (more commonly known as Merry) was the son of Paladin's sister [[Esmeralda (Took) Brandybuck|Esmeralda Brandybuck]], which makes them first cousins. |
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⚫ | In ''[[The Fellowship of the Ring (novel)|The Fellowship of the Ring]]'' he was a worthy accomplice to Merry's plans, although he showed his age as well; he was a cheerful if not sometimes thoughtless Hobbit, and seemingly had a knack for doing the wrong thing at the wrong time, but throughout ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' he becomes increasingly mature and courageous. |
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⚫ | Peregrin "Pippin" Took was eight years younger than [[Merry]], and thus was far younger than [[Frodo]]. At [[Rivendell]], Pippin was nearly denied the chance to accompany Frodo by [[Elrond]] who seriously considered using the youngest Hobbit as a messenger to the Shire. [[Gandalf]], however, supported his and Merry's claims of friendship and loyalty, and Pippin was chosen as the last member of [[Fellowship of the Ring|Fellowship]] at Gandalf's request to [[Elrond]]. |
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⚫ | Peregrin "Pippin" Took was eight years younger than [[Merry]], and thus was far younger than [[Frodo]]. At [[Rivendell]], Pippin was nearly denied the chance to accompany Frodo by [[Elrond]] who seriously considered using the youngest Hobbit as a messenger to the Shire. [[Gandalf]], however, supported his and Merry's claims of friendship and loyalty, and Pippin was chosen as the last member of [[Fellowship of the Ring|Fellowship]] at Gandalf's request to [[Elrond]]. |
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⚫ | {{Dialogue|Pippin|We hobbits ought to stick together, and we will. I shall go, unless they chain me up. There must be someone with intelligence in the party.|Gandalf|Then you certainly will not be chosen, Peregrine Took!|''The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring ,'' "The Ring Goes South"}}When the Fellowship was passing through [[Moria]], Pippin dropped a stone down an old Dwarven well. It may be that this act was what alerted the unfriendly [[goblin]]s to the Fellowship's presence in Moria. In the resulting battle, he was able to distract the enemy's [[Cave-troll]] by plunging his sword in the troll's neck long enough for [[Legolas]] to shoot the Cave-troll with two arrows through the neck into its head. |
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⚫ | When the Fellowship was passing through [[Moria]], Pippin dropped a stone down an old Dwarven well. It may be that this act was what alerted the unfriendly [[goblin]]s to the Fellowship's presence in Moria. In the resulting battle, he was able to distract the enemy's [[Cave-troll]] by plunging his sword in the troll's neck long enough for [[Legolas]] to shoot the Cave-troll with two arrows through the neck into its head. |
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Pippin journeyed to [[Lothlórien]] with the rest of the Fellowship after Gandalf had fallen to the [[Balrog]] in Moria. He was presented with an Elven Belt and Cloak by the Lady [[Galadriel]]. After leaving Lothlórien, the Fellowship went to [[Amon Hen]] but unfortunately, while they were there, Pippin, Merry, and [[Boromir]] were split apart from the rest, and The Fellowship split. They were attacked by Uruk-hai sent by [[Saruman]] to recover the [[One Ring]], and in [[Skirmish at Amon Hen|the resulting skirmish]], Boromir was killed while defending the hobbits. Pippin and Merry were captured by [[Uruk-hai]] who marched toward [[Isengard]] to give [[Saruman]] the White the One Ring. |
Pippin journeyed to [[Lothlórien]] with the rest of the Fellowship after Gandalf had fallen to the [[Balrog]] in Moria. He was presented with an Elven Belt and Cloak by the Lady [[Galadriel]]. After leaving Lothlórien, the Fellowship went to [[Amon Hen]] but unfortunately, while they were there, Pippin, Merry, and [[Boromir]] were split apart from the rest, and The Fellowship split. They were attacked by Uruk-hai sent by [[Saruman]] to recover the [[One Ring]], and in [[Skirmish at Amon Hen|the resulting skirmish]], Boromir was killed while defending the hobbits. Pippin and Merry were captured by [[Uruk-hai]] who marched toward [[Isengard]] to give [[Saruman]] the White the One Ring. |
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Pippin was part of the Army of the West led by Aragorn that assaulted the [[Black Gate]]s in a desperate attempt to give Frodo time to destroy the Ring. Before the final parley with the [[Mouth of Sauron]], Gandalf instructed that members of each race that opposed Sauron be present at the parley, including Aragorn, son of Arathorn, [[King of Gondor]], and Éomer, King of Rohan for Men, Gimli for the [[Dwarves]], Legolas, [[Elladan and Elrohir]], (Elrond's twin sons) for the [[Elves]], and Pippin for Hobbits. During the [[Battle of the Morannon|Last Battle]] before the [[Morannon]] (Black Gate), Pippin managed to slay one of the [[Olog-hai]], a troll-race bred by Sauron, the first hobbit ever to do so. He was then knocked unconscious when the troll fell on him. Gimli later recognized the Hobbit feet under the Troll and dragged him out of the battle, saving his life. After the restoration of the monarchy, King Elessar knighted him and granted him and his fellow hobbits leave to return home, as well as leave to return to Gondor whenever they liked. Later, he, Merry, Frodo, and Sam were instrumental in overthrowing the small remainder of Saruman's forces during the [[Scouring of the Shire]]. |
Pippin was part of the Army of the West led by Aragorn that assaulted the [[Black Gate]]s in a desperate attempt to give Frodo time to destroy the Ring. Before the final parley with the [[Mouth of Sauron]], Gandalf instructed that members of each race that opposed Sauron be present at the parley, including Aragorn, son of Arathorn, [[King of Gondor]], and Éomer, King of Rohan for Men, Gimli for the [[Dwarves]], Legolas, [[Elladan and Elrohir]], (Elrond's twin sons) for the [[Elves]], and Pippin for Hobbits. During the [[Battle of the Morannon|Last Battle]] before the [[Morannon]] (Black Gate), Pippin managed to slay one of the [[Olog-hai]], a troll-race bred by Sauron, the first hobbit ever to do so. He was then knocked unconscious when the troll fell on him. Gimli later recognized the Hobbit feet under the Troll and dragged him out of the battle, saving his life. After the restoration of the monarchy, King Elessar knighted him and granted him and his fellow hobbits leave to return home, as well as leave to return to Gondor whenever they liked. Later, he, Merry, Frodo, and Sam were instrumental in overthrowing the small remainder of Saruman's forces during the [[Scouring of the Shire]]. |
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In the year [[FO 6]] of the Fourth Age Pippin married [[Diamond of Long Cleeve]], when she was 32 and he himself was 37. They had one son, Faramir. [[Faramir Took I|Faramir Took the Ist]] later married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Goldilocks (Gardner) Took]]. |
In the year [[FO 6]] of the Fourth Age Pippin married [[Diamond of Long Cleeve]], when she was 32 and he himself was 37. They had one son, Faramir. [[Faramir Took I|Faramir Took the Ist]] later married [[Samwise Gamgee]]'s daughter [[Goldilocks (Gardner) Took]]. |
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Pippin probably died sometime after the year [[FO 64]] and was laid to rest with Merry in Gondor. After the great King Elessar (Aragorn) died in FO 120, Merry and Pippin were entombed next to the great king.<ref>''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''</ref> |
Pippin probably died sometime after the year [[FO 64]] and was laid to rest with Merry in Gondor. After the great King Elessar (Aragorn) died in FO 120, Merry and Pippin were entombed next to the great king.<ref>''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''</ref> |
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⚫ | The hair on his head and his feet (which are exceptionally hairy, even for a [[Hobbit]]) was almost golden and curly. At the beginning of [[Quest of the Ring]] he was smaller than the rest of the Hobbits because he was the youngest. But after he and Merry drank the [[Ent-draughts|draft]] from Treebeard, they became some of the tallest hobbits in history, towering at over four and a half feet. It was said he should stop growing as hats would become very expensive. |
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− | Pippin uses a short barrow-blade for melee combat in the books and video games, however, in the movies he loses his barrow blade and receives a short sword of Gondor, and the Helmet and livery of the Citadel Guard. The main reason is he swore an oath and joined the citadel guard, in the [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (video game)|video game adaptation of ''The Return of the King'']], his basic speed attack is by far the strongest in the game. It should be noted that Pippin is given a Gondorian sword by Aragorn on Weathertop while Merry is given a Rohanian sword, this has lead to the theory that Aragorn has a slight gift of foresight. |
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− | Pippin can use rocks to hit opponents from a distance. In [[The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (video game)]], he uses throwing knives instead of rocks. |
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− | In the [[Lord of the Rings film trilogy]], Pippin is played by [[Billy Boyd]], who is the oldest of the actors portraying the four protagonist Hobbits ([[Elijah Wood]], who plays Frodo, is the youngest). Pippin's foolish acts are mainly for comedic relief. Generally weaker than the rest, he does overcome his foolishness and becomes of much use in [[The Return of the King (film)|The Return of the King.]] |
+ | In the [[Lord of the Rings film trilogy]], Pippin is played by [[Billy Boyd]], who is the oldest of the actors portraying the four protagonist Hobbits ([[Elijah Wood]], who plays Frodo, is the youngest). Pippin's foolish acts are mainly for comedic relief. Generally weaker than the rest, he does overcome his foolishness and becomes of much use in [[The Return of the King (film)|''The Return of the King''.]] |
− | {{Quote|What about elevenses? Luncheon? Afternoon tea? Dinner? Supper? [[Aragorn|He]] knows about them, doesn't he?|Pippin to Merry, in [[The Fellowship of the Ring (film)]]}} |
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+ | In the ''[[The Lord of the Rings (film)]],'' Pippin loses his barrow blade and receives a short sword of Gondor, and the helmet and livery of the Citadel Guard, originally made for the young [[Faramir]]. |
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− | {{Quote|Anyway, you need people with intelligence on this sort of mission...quest...thing.|Pippin, in [[The Fellowship of the Ring (film)]] to the Council of Elrond}} |
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- "The road goes on forever, but I can't without a rest. It is high time for lunch."
- —The Lord of the Rings, Three Is Company
Peregrin "Pippin" Took was a Hobbit of the Shire, and one of Frodo Baggins's youngest but closest friends. Frodo is also Pippin's 2nd cousin once removed.
Biography
Pippin had three older sisters in his Took family, Pearl Took, Pimpernel Took, and Pervinca Took. His parents were Paladin Took II (TA 2933 - FO 13), Thain of the Shire, and Eglantine Banks. Pippin's dear friend Meriadoc Brandybuck (more commonly known as Merry) was the son of Paladin's sister Esmeralda Brandybuck, which makes them first cousins.
War of the Ring
Peregrin "Pippin" Took was eight years younger than Merry, and thus was far younger than Frodo. At Rivendell, Pippin was nearly denied the chance to accompany Frodo by Elrond who seriously considered using the youngest Hobbit as a messenger to the Shire. Gandalf, however, supported his and Merry's claims of friendship and loyalty, and Pippin was chosen as the last member of Fellowship at Gandalf's request to Elrond.
- Pippin: "We hobbits ought to stick together, and we will. I shall go, unless they chain me up. There must be someone with intelligence in the party."
Gandalf: "Then you certainly will not be chosen, Peregrine Took!" - —The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring , "The Ring Goes South"
When the Fellowship was passing through Moria, Pippin dropped a stone down an old Dwarven well. It may be that this act was what alerted the unfriendly goblins to the Fellowship's presence in Moria. In the resulting battle, he was able to distract the enemy's Cave-troll by plunging his sword in the troll's neck long enough for Legolas to shoot the Cave-troll with two arrows through the neck into its head.
- "This is a serious journey, not a hobbit walking-party. Throw yourself in next time, and then you will be of no further nuisance. Now be quiet!"
- —Gandalf to Pippin, The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring , "A Journey in the Dark"
Pippin journeyed to Lothlórien with the rest of the Fellowship after Gandalf had fallen to the Balrog in Moria. He was presented with an Elven Belt and Cloak by the Lady Galadriel. After leaving Lothlórien, the Fellowship went to Amon Hen but unfortunately, while they were there, Pippin, Merry, and Boromir were split apart from the rest, and The Fellowship split. They were attacked by Uruk-hai sent by Saruman to recover the One Ring, and in the resulting skirmish, Boromir was killed while defending the hobbits. Pippin and Merry were captured by Uruk-hai who marched toward Isengard to give Saruman the White the One Ring.
While held captive by the Orcs, Pippin left the elven brooch of his cloak given in Lórien as a signal for Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli. During a skirmish amongst his captors Pippin managed to cut his bonds using a saw-edged knife held fast by a dead Uruk. Upon their escape, he and Merry were befriended by old Treebeard, leader of the Ents. With him Pippin and Merry drank Ent-draughts, causing them to become the tallest Hobbits in history.
They were also able to convince Treebeard to attack Saruman at Isengard, while the Rohirrm defended Helm's Deep. After the battle, they were told by Treebeard to watch the gate, for Théoden, the King of Rohan, would be passing that way as well as Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, and Éomer. When they came, Pippin and Merry met the remaining four of the fellowship again. Pippin stayed at the bottom of the stairs of Orthanc when Gandalf, Théoden, Éomer, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli went to confront Saruman.
It was Pippin who picked up the Palantír of Orthanc after Gríma Wormtongue foolishly threw it as a missile, and later he stole it out of Gandalf's hands while the wizard slept. Looking into the stone, he had a terrifying encounter with Sauron himself, leading the Dark Lord to assume Pippin was the Ringbearer. Because of this, Gandalf separated him from his friends and brought him to the City of Minas Tirith. Meeting Denethor II, Steward of Gondor, he volunteered for service to repay him for the death of Denethor's son, Boromir, who had died trying to defend Merry and Pippin from Saruman's Uruk-hai. Denethor accepted the Hobbit's offer and made him one of the elite Guards of the Citadel. Later, it was Pippin who rushed to fetch Gandalf when Denethor, driven to despair by Sauron's deception, set out to burn his remaining son Faramir and himself alive. The young hobbit thus saved Faramir, Captain of Rangers and last Steward to the Throne of Gondor.
Pippin was part of the Army of the West led by Aragorn that assaulted the Black Gates in a desperate attempt to give Frodo time to destroy the Ring. Before the final parley with the Mouth of Sauron, Gandalf instructed that members of each race that opposed Sauron be present at the parley, including Aragorn, son of Arathorn, King of Gondor, and Éomer, King of Rohan for Men, Gimli for the Dwarves, Legolas, Elladan and Elrohir, (Elrond's twin sons) for the Elves, and Pippin for Hobbits. During the Last Battle before the Morannon (Black Gate), Pippin managed to slay one of the Olog-hai, a troll-race bred by Sauron, the first hobbit ever to do so. He was then knocked unconscious when the troll fell on him. Gimli later recognized the Hobbit feet under the Troll and dragged him out of the battle, saving his life. After the restoration of the monarchy, King Elessar knighted him and granted him and his fellow hobbits leave to return home, as well as leave to return to Gondor whenever they liked. Later, he, Merry, Frodo, and Sam were instrumental in overthrowing the small remainder of Saruman's forces during the Scouring of the Shire.
After the War
In the year FO 6 of the Fourth Age Pippin married Diamond of Long Cleeve, when she was 32 and he himself was 37. They had one son, Faramir. Faramir Took the Ist later married Samwise Gamgee's daughter Goldilocks (Gardner) Took.
In the year FO 13 Pippin became the 32nd Thain of the Shire, a position he held for 50 years before retiring in FO 63, when he revisited Rohan and Gondor with Merry. He remained in Gondor for the rest of his life.
Pippin probably died sometime after the year FO 64 and was laid to rest with Merry in Gondor. After the great King Elessar (Aragorn) died in FO 120, Merry and Pippin were entombed next to the great king.[1]
Character
The hair on his head and his feet (which are exceptionally hairy, even for a Hobbit) was almost golden and curly. At the beginning of Quest of the Ring he was smaller than the rest of the Hobbits because he was the youngest. But after he and Merry drank the draft from Treebeard, they became some of the tallest hobbits in history, towering at over four and a half feet. It was said he should stop growing as hats would become very expensive.
In The Fellowship of the Ring he was a worthy accomplice to Merry's plans, although he showed his age as well; he was a cheerful if not sometimes thoughtless Hobbit, and seemingly had a knack for doing the wrong thing at the wrong time, but throughout The Lord of the Rings he becomes increasingly mature and courageous.
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Weapons
Sword
Pippin, like Merry, used swords of the Westernesse they obtained from the Barrow-downs. When he arrived in Minas Tirith he gained a sword that he calls later Troll's bane.
Throwing Weapons
Pippin can use rocks to hit opponents from a distance. Like most Hobbits, he is an excellent shot.
Appearances in the Books and Films
In the books
In the films
Portrayal in adaptations
The Lord of the Rings film trilogy
In the Lord of the Rings film trilogy, Pippin is played by Billy Boyd, who is the oldest of the actors portraying the four protagonist Hobbits (Elijah Wood, who plays Frodo, is the youngest). Pippin's foolish acts are mainly for comedic relief. Generally weaker than the rest, he does overcome his foolishness and becomes of much use in The Return of the King.
In the The Lord of the Rings (film), Pippin loses his barrow blade and receives a short sword of Gondor, and the helmet and livery of the Citadel Guard, originally made for the young Faramir.
Video games
- In the video game adaptation of The Return of the King, Pippin's basic speed attack is by far the strongest in the game. He uses throwing knives instead of rocks.
Voice Dubbing actors
Foreign Language | Voice dubbing artist |
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Spanish (Latin America) | José Joel |
Spanish (Spain) | Hernán Fernández |
Portuguese (Brazil) (Television/DVD) | Silvio Giraldi |
Italian (Italy) | Corrado Conforti |
Hungarian | László Lippai |
French (France) | Pierre Tessier |
Czech (Czech Republic) | Matěj Hádek |
Slovak | Dušan Cinkota / Štefan Martinovič (FOTR) |
German | Stefan Krause |
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