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Ghost Prince of Cardolan
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This subject does bring up a related topic. Why would
ents and huorns seem to be only endemic to Eriador and Fangorn? Coming from Beleriand it would seem to be no great feat for them to get to Mirkwood via, say, the Ered Mithrain, not even having thereby to contend with rivers such as the Greyflood. Or even getting to the trollshaws, where they could make mincemeat of even the likes of Tom or Bert!
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shadow of a doubt
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Is this an assumtion or do you have any textual support for it? Because I see no reason to assume the Ents and Huorns were endemic to these places. Firstly, as can be understood from my previous post, I don't believe there were any Ents or Huorns in the Old Forest, at least not at the time Frodo and company passed through. Secondly, I find it easy to believe that there could have been remnants of the ancient forests in the eastern parts of ME as well as in the northwest, and that Ents and Huorns might be found there. After all, whatever happened to the Entwifes?
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