Why didnt Saruman fight the Ents?

All his power was bound up in his devices and slaves. Also, Saruman knew that the Ents could not harm Orthanc itself, so it would probably make more sense to hide in the tower than risk harm by coming out and fighting the Ents in person.

Why are there no Uruk Hai in Return of the King?

There are no other references to Saruman’s “fighting Uruk-hai” in The Return of the King, as they’ve been largely wiped out at the battle of Helm’s Deep and are no longer a factor. Some half-orcs are involved in Saruman taking over the Shire, but those are more man than orc.

What happened between Rohan and Gondor?

The land of Rohan was originally part of Gondor, but gained independence from it. Eorl swore an oath of friendship, and of aid when summoned, to the Lords of Gondor, and thus the Rohirrim became the greatest ally of the Men of Gondor throughout the Third Age and beyond.

What happened to Gondor’s armies?

During the Third Age, Gondor’s military prowess eventually declined. The major difference was the Gondorian soldiers themselves: although the soldiers would have proudly fought to the last man, they were never as strong as the warriors of the past especially by the second half of the Third Age.

Did Saruman know Gandalf had narya?

As he turned and came towards them Frodo saw that Gandalf now wore openly upon his hand the Third Ring, Narya the Great, and the stone upon it was red as fire. So Saruman had no idea that Gandalf had Narya. As said by Eleftherios, he was aware of it.

What does Treebeard say in Entish?

Treebeard said of his own Entish name that it was “growing all the time, and I’ve lived a very long, long time; so my name is like a story. Real names tell you the story of the things they belong to in my language, in the Old Entish as you might say” (LotR2/III ch. 4).

Does Grima like Éowyn?

He had little hope of attracting the interest of a woman like Eowyn, but he still loved her, in his own way. Think of him as the fat nerdy kid in an 80s High School film, lusting after the head Cheerleader but always an object of scorn.