Thread: Trivia from Tolkien's Books
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Yet I've always found it strange that there were never any hobbits called Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin, there were only Maura, Ban, Kali and Razar.
I only found the fact out recently though, so I suppose I've just got to get used to it.
Hey Grondy, can't a male have a name like Evenstar?? Can he not be an evenstar of his people?
Hey Grondy, can't a male have a name like Evenstar?? Can he not be an evenstar of his people?
Well, I'm a liberal about such things, so I don't see any problem with it; however, I suppose there are a few sticklers who would frown on the use of the name for a male. I think it really depends on one's culture, in our culture the evenstar, Venus is considered female, but there may be other cultures where it is male. In Tolkien's world the evenstar is the Silmaril worn on Eärendil's forehead as he sails his good ship Vingilot through the skies.
If you want a more definitive answer Undomiel, I'd suggest you post your question in a new thread under Characters.
Here's one I posted when I first joined:
Who was the grandfather of Bergil?
Baranor. Had to look this one up 
Who made the Doors of Moria (the one overlooking Eregion)?
Narvi made them.
But who drew the signs?
Celebrimbor 
Which city was the Capital of Numenor
Armenelos
What was the haven of the Faithful in Numenor?
Romena
Which infamous Goblin slew Thror
That would Azog, who branded his name on Thror's head.
Who was the son of Azog then?


