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1d4chan>Veritos Halm: 'Fellowship' says Tom already existed before Morgoth (who came along with the other Valar) had descended to Arda.

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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, ~~allegedly~~ being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]
	He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly ~~neighbor~~ to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.		He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly neighbour to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.

	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his ~~cozy~~ house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring~~, put it on to no effect,~~ and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the daggers ~~of the Wights~~ to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cosy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

	During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he was completely unaffected by both its powers and corruptive effects, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.		During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he was completely unaffected by both its powers and corruptive effects, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.

1d4chan>Tsabo7 at 22:47, 21 June 2023

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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world~~; believed to have been~~ present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, allegedly being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]
	He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly ~~neighbour~~ to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.		He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly neighbor to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.

	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his ~~cosy~~ house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights~~' daggers~~ to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cozy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring, put it on to no effect, and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the daggers of the Wights to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

	During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he ~~couldn't be corrupted~~ by it, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.		During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he was completely unaffected by both its powers and corruptive effects, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.

	After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.		After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.

1d4chan>Veritos Halm at 18:16, 19 June 2023

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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world~~, allegedly being~~ present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world; believed to have been present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]
	He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly ~~neighbor~~ to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.		He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly neighbour to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.

	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his ~~cozy~~ house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cosy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

	During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he couldn't be corrupted by it, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.		During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he couldn't be corrupted by it, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.

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	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cozy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cozy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

			During the conference in Rivendell over what to do with the Ring, it was briefly considered to give the Ring to Tom, since he couldn't be corrupted by it, but that idea was quickly shot down due to the fact that Tom is way too innocently absent minded, and would probably drop the Ring and forget about it somewhere while he chases butterflies or something.

	After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.		After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.

1d4chan>Tsabo7: Undo revision 836037 by Veritos Halm (talk)

2023-06-18T09:41:07Z

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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, allegedly being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]
	He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly ~~neighbour~~ to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.		He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly neighbor to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.

	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his ~~cosy~~ house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cozy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

	After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.		After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.

1d4chan>Veritos Halm at 20:30, 15 July 2022

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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, ~~allegedly~~ being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]
	He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly ~~neighbor~~ to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.		He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly neighbour to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.

	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his ~~cozy~~ house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cosy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

	After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.		After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.

1d4chan>Tsabo7: Not a stub, unless there's something more to add? All canon info is on here already

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	{{Topquote\|'''TOM-BOM BOMBADIL, TOM BOMBADILO!''' That's right, motherfuckers. Tom Bombadil is here, and he gives zero fucks. Tom is master, bitches. They have a cave troll? Tom don't give two shits, that ugly bastard ain't coming anywhere near him! A Nazgul? All fucking Nine Nazgul? On fell beasts? Tom gives not a hapenny jizz! The Balrog? Saruman? Fuck it, Sauron too? Doesn't matter, he'll take them all! '''AT THE SAME TIME'''! He won't even hurt them either, he'll leave them to live forever in the shame! '''TOM IS MASTER, AND HE WILL END YOU'''.\|Anonymous}}		{{Topquote\|'''TOM-BOM BOMBADIL, TOM BOMBADILO!''' That's right, motherfuckers. Tom Bombadil is here, and he gives zero fucks. Tom is master, bitches. They have a cave troll? Tom don't give two shits, that ugly bastard ain't coming anywhere near him! A Nazgul? All fucking Nine Nazgul? On fell beasts? Tom gives not a hapenny jizz! The Balrog? Saruman? Fuck it, Sauron too? Doesn't matter, he'll take them all! '''AT THE SAME TIME'''! He won't even hurt them either, he'll leave them to live forever in the shame! '''TOM IS MASTER, AND HE WILL END YOU'''.\|Anonymous}}
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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a ~~male figure~~, with many laughing ~~wrinkles~~, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (~~aka~~ Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept it to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a short middle-aged Man, with many wrinkles from laughing, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, allegedly being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (AKA Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]
	He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly ~~neighbour~~ to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.		He eventually set his own property in what would be know as the East of the Shire and has ever been a friendly neighbor to the Bucklander [[Hobbits]]. On a time, while Tom was strolling by the side of the river, Goldberry pulled him by his beard under the water out of mischief. Tom however was having none of it and ordered her to set him free, and so she did. The very next day, Tom went to the spirit of the river (Goldberry's mother) and asked Goldberry to be his wife. All creatures of the Old Forrest attended their wedding and the couple have been happy ever since.

	By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his ~~cosy~~ house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|~~wights~~]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the ~~wights~~' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He ~~bad~~ them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.		By the time of the [[Lord of the Rings\|War of the Ring]] Tom, whilst singing his way home, had saved 4 lost Hobbits that had unknowingly entered his property. Being a caring fellow, he offered the lost Hobbits to stay for the night at his cozy house. One of the Hobbits had shown Tom a magic golden ring, telling of its importance and that Gandalf had entrusted him to meet him back in Bree. Tom examined the ring and held it like it was nothing. Before the Hobbits went on their journey, Tom taught them a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnkAPgX7Qz0\| song that, should they be in peril throughout their way, he would come to the rescue.] The Hobbits eventually sang and he came. He found them in the tomb of some [[Wight\|Barrow-Wights]] and defeated them with his singing. Tom gave the Wights' daggers to the Hobbits for protection and escorted them to be border of Bree, while riding his mighty pony Fatty Lumpkin. He bade them fare well and went back to his lovely wife.

	After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do ~~so catchup~~ perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.		After the defeat of [[Sauron]], Gandalf decided to live with his friend Tom and Goldberry for the next three years, to do some catch-up perhaps. After that, Tom and Goldberry lived happily ever after.

	<small><sup>1</sup> ''This is quite deliberate. Tolkien loved exploring his made-up history and mythology and fitting it all together, but he also felt that a good myth should have a few aspects which leave the audience guessing.''</small>		<small><sup>1</sup> ''This is quite deliberate. Tolkien loved exploring his made-up history and mythology and fitting it all together, but he also felt that a good myth should have a few aspects which leave the audience guessing.''</small>

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	Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character~~<sup>1</sup>~~, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life. He looks like a male figure, with many laughing wrinkles, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (aka Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept it to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.		Tom Bombadil is an enigmatic character, both in Arda - the world of [[Middle Earth]] - and in real life<sup>1</sup>. He looks like a male figure, with many laughing wrinkles, sporting a long brown beard. His eyes are bright blue. He wears a blue jacket, yellow boots and an old tall hat with a long blue feather. He is known as fatherless and the oldest being in the world, being present even before [[God\|Eru Ilúvatar]] sent his [[Ainur\|angels]] to shape the world. While the Valar and Melkor (aka Satan) were fighting for the dominion of the existing world, in a long dispute of Good versus Evil, Tom was too busy not caring. For thousands of solar years he kept it to himself, joyfully roaming the forests and hills.

	[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]		[[File:Tom and Goldberry.png\|225px\|thumb\|right\|Tom Bombadil and Goldberry]]