Gandalf was known by different names to different peoples: Gandalf to Northern men, Mithrandir to the elves and Dunedain (as in Gondor), and Tharkun to the Dwarves. Olorin was his true name as a Maia.
Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.
Generally speaking, they don't trust them. The issue is that Elves are slow to decide and place little value on material wealth. Elves tend to rely a lot on one another, living very cimmunally, which is, essentially, the opposite of the Dwarves.
His known names, usually given to him by various peoples: -Gandalf ("Elf of the Wand", though he is not an elf) by various peoples. Titled as "Gandalf the Grey" and "Greyhame" or later "Gandalf the White". -Mithrandir (Sindarin "Grey Pilgrim", "Grey Wanderer") from the Elves, also used by the Men of Gondor. -Tharkûn, from the Dwarves. -Incánus, from somewhere in the South. -Olórin, which he was called in the West in Aman. He has also been called various other things, some of therm derogatory, although they are not used as proper names.
Until the end of The Return of the King, when he went to the Undying Lands with the elves and Frodo.
When Gandalf and the Dwarves find the blades in the cave, the Wizard tells Thorin they're made by the Elves. When the Dward is about to throw them to the ground, unwilling to wield a weapon made by the Elves, Gandalf tells him he couldn't wish for a better blade, convincing him to keep it.
Gandalf was known by different names to different peoples: Gandalf to Northern men, Mithrandir to the elves and Dunedain (as in Gondor), and Tharkun to the Dwarves. Olorin was his true name as a Maia.
The three elves are Galadriel, Gil-Galad, and Cirdan. Cirdan later entrusted his ring to Gandalf.
After he breaks them out of the wood elves prison ....Thorin finally admits that Gandalf was correct, and tells Bilbo he IS what Gandalf said he would be.
Gandalf Note: There are a number of elves who could fit that description (maybe with blonde hair), including Legolas, but Gandalf did not have a bow and arrow.
They are from 'The Lord of the Rings,' a trilogy including 'The Fellowship of the Ring,' 'The Two Towers,' and 'The Return of the King.'
The Hobbit, or Lord of the Rings.
Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.
The can be found in The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien.Those characters can be found in The Lord of the Rings. Gandalf and some of the elves can also be found in The Hobbit. The are key characters in the book The Lord of the Rings, which was made into movies a few years ago.After the story ends, along with Gimli, you will find them in Valinor, in the West.
Generally speaking, they don't trust them. The issue is that Elves are slow to decide and place little value on material wealth. Elves tend to rely a lot on one another, living very cimmunally, which is, essentially, the opposite of the Dwarves.
Arwen cried when she saw the future where her husband Aragorn has died ; a very poignant scene in the film . The Elves do have emotions but are rather laconic in their emotions . The Elves sang songs of lament in their own tongue that could be heard throughout Lorien when they thought that Gandalf had died.
it is a phial with the light of eärendil in it. the most beloved star of the elves. "may it be a light to you in dark places, when all other lights go out..." it helps him survive shelob. (the giant spider)