- news of the
Entwives.
Tolkien spent much time
considering the fate of the
Entwives,
stating in
Letters #144: "I
think that in fact the
Entwives have disappeared...
-
begins to make
plans for the next day, and
tells Merry and
Pippin about the
Entwives. The next day,
Treebeard announces that he has been busy, and they will...
- that were said to have been
planted by male Ents to
please the
female Entwives.
Quickbeam declares his
fondness for the tree by
saying that no
other "people...
- The Ents have lost the
Entwives by the
events of The Lord of the Rings, so the
series is an
opportunity to show the
Entwives onscreen. Andreeva, Nellie...
-
serve "only as
housewives or shrews",
Dwarf women are
hardly feminine, the
Entwives are lost, and
Goldberry "is a
mystical washer-woman". The
Tolkien scholars...
- Tolkien's "Song of the Ents and
Entwives"
depicts the male Ents
doing little in
summer except dreaming, in
contrast to the
Entwives for whom
summer was a busy...
- wild, The Ents and the
Entwives—and
there were
Entmaidens then, They
walked together and they
housed together. ... But the
Entwives gave
their minds to the...
- Age, they are a
dwindling race,
having long ago lost
their mates, the
Entwives.
Close kin of the Ents,
Huorns are
animated trees that
possess sentience...
-
fading away of all non-human
peoples in Middle-earth - the Ents have no
Entwives and so are childless; the
Dwarves are few and live in dis****d, isolated...
- told by Treebeard,
remembering when he was
young and
there were
still Entwives in Middle-earth, and of
events concerning Númenor and
Sauron in the Second...
