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	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gildor couldn't decide if he preferred the elf when sunlight was glinting off his hair and gilding his fair skin, or the way shadow allowed his high cheekbones to stand out and lent a mysterious air to his graceful movements.
		Gildor, as the least experienced of the group, had not been privy to details of their instructions; all he knew was that they sought something in Thranduil's realm and had been sent to Lorien first to seek the advice of those who had long kept an eye on darkest Mirkwood.
		Gildor was wondering where he could put his pastry or drink that would not stain her wares, needing to free a hand to return her offering, when he glanced into the mirror she had now shoved within a foot of his face.
	www.trinitycross.net /lotrhaldir/fanfics/changes03.txt (12945 words)

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		Gildor felt the presence of the small group of hobbits before he saw them, but intended to merely travel on with his party, leaving them to their business, until he noticed the last in line.
		Gildor found this somewhat unnerving--he was not accustomed to being an object of fascination--but chose to ignore it.
		Gildor wished that he could accompany him on the way, but he and his companions were already charged with an important mission by Imladris' master, and could not wait.
	www.melethryn.net /R/onelasttime9.txt (12769 words)

	Elves of Middle-earth
		Gildor was true to his word, for both Tom Bombadil and Aragorn heard of Frodo's peril from Gildor.
		Gildor had told Frodo they were tarrying in Middle-earth before heading to the Grey Havens to pass over the Sea to the Undying Lands.
		In October of 3018, word came to Rivendell from Gildor Inglorion that Frodo Baggins was heading for Rivendell pursued by the Nazgul led by the Witch-king.
	www.tuckborough.net /elves.html (5592 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Inglorion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Inglorion is a patronymic, and means 'son of Inglor'.
		This interpretation means that Gildor was potentially a very important Elf indeed, because at the time these words were written, Inglor was the name of the Elf-lord called 'Finrod' in The Silmarillion, and the name Finrod belonged to his father (known in The Silmarillion as 'Finarfin').
		This suggests that Gildor was of very noble descent, and was in fact the son of the founder of Nargothrond.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/i/inglorion.html (213 words)

	Gildor Inglorion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gildor Inglorion is a fictional character from J.
		Gildor calls himself "Gildor Inglorion of the House of Finrod." He also says: "We are Exiles, and most of our kindred have long departed and we too are only tarrying here a while, ere we return over the Great Sea.".
		Some argue that the name "Inglorion", which means "son of Inglor" suggests, that he was in fact the son of Finrod Felagund himself, who was at that time still called Inglor.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/G/Gildor-Inglorion.htm (471 words)

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		Both Gildor and Frodo were acutely aware of each other; Frodo noticing the grace of Gildor’s gait and the faint light that seemed to gather around him, Gildor of the quiet way the hobbit moved and his bearing.
		When Gildor felt his legs naked in the cold night air, he gasped, partly because of the breeze and partly because of the realisation that this was really happening.
		Gildor shifted slightly, and now their erections were pressed together, for their full length and the hands stroking them, Frodo’s right and Gildor’s left, could interlock their fingers and pleasure in tandem.
	www.libraryofmoria.com /frodogildor/ajewelamonghobbits.txt (3330 words)

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		Gildor could see that his mother was not happy with her son, though the slight crease between her eyebrows was the only sign of her displeasure.
		Gildor felt sorry for her, but he wanted this too badly to give in.
		Gildor's hair, though, proved more cooperative, and before long he was ready for the second part of the ceremony.
	www.melethryn.net /F/strangeharmonies.txt (5157 words)

	The Library of Imladris
		A Noldorin Elf, Gildor was travelling with a band of Elves when he ran into Frodo, Sam, and Pippin on their way to the Prancing Pony.
		Gildor tried not to get involved with the Hobbits but upon hearing of the Black Riders grew concerned and offered them a safe place to stay for the night with the Elves in the woods above Woodhall.
		It's not until much later we find out from Tom Bombadil that he had received a message from Gildor to be on the lookout for the Hobbits, and later Glorfindel says word reached Rivendell from Gildor that the Hobbits were in danger and that is why he had been sent to look for them.
	www.lotrplaza.com /elves/library/bookslore/gildor-book.asp (356 words)

	Where in the Wild is Gildor Inglorian? — Merp.com Website
		Gildor is a very puzzling character because he appears to be nothing more than a deus ex machina.
		Supposedly, Gildor and his companions are returning from a special pilgrimage they have made to Lindon (or, rather, to the three Elf-towers which stand between the Shire and Lindon).
		Gildor and his folk were on friendly terms with Aragorn and the Rangers, and Tom Bombadil, and they seem to have kept some sort of watch over Bilbo and Frodo.
	www.merp.com /essays/MichaelMartinez/mmartinezwheregildoringlorian (4135 words)

	.:One Last Time, 4/12:.
		Gildor wasn't looking at Celeborn nor, for a change, was his attention on Haldir, who stood slightly to one side of his king looking reserved.
		Of course, he may have done--as Gildor had been present at none of the consultations, he could not know one way or the other--but Tuor was poor at concealing his displeasure when something vexed him, and he did not looked displeased at the moment.
		Gildor had taken a good deal of teasing about his choice of mount, but he liked the smaller horse, which, with her gentle nature, was far easier for him to control than one of the more spirited horses ridden by the group's better riders.
	mellyn.slashcity.net /second_impressions/one_last_time_4.html (4726 words)

	Re: Gildor Inglorion
		I sometimes wonder if Gildor isn't the son of Bombadil and Goldberry, since they are all so enigmatic.
		Gildor would have had to go to Middle-earth in the Second Age, but could have done so when Glorfindel returned to help Gil-galad against Sauron.
		These interpretations stretch matters, for though Gildor could not have supplanted Gil-galad if he was indeed a paternal grandson of Finrod, one must ask why he would not be considered for the High Kingship after Gil-galad's death (or why Tolkien should say no more heirs to the High Kings lived in Middle-earth).
	www.jt-board1.4mg.com /archive_18/3721.htm (523 words)

	SFA // One Last Time - Part 11
		Gildor thought that, if Frodo planned to make a career of deception, he would soon starve; a more transparent evasion he had never heard.
		Gildor gestured to his companions, who drew away from the sharp Hobbit ears, and spoke softly.
		Gildor started to give a glib answer, but the depth of feeling in the hobbit's earnest hazel eyes stopped him.
	www.noiresensus.com /bookshelf/lotr/onelasttime11.html (4324 words)

	The Red Knights
		This battle brought Gildor to the attention of the rulers of the Waterdeep as a thoughtful commander, and led to the band being hired directly by the city for the Battle of Daggerford in 1363.
		A castle in the hills east of Leilon was chosen, partly because it was held by a half-ogre bandit chieftain.
		Gildor Inglorion is the bastard son of a moon-elven adventurer and a Westhavian dancing girl.
	www.candlekeep.com /library/articles/redknight.htm (6688 words)

	Who Is Like the Wise Elf? — Merp.com Website
		Gildor Inglorion, Glorfindel, Elrond, Galadriel, Celeborn, Luthien Tinuviel, and Finrod Felagund all share something in common: they are members of that vaguely defined group of Elves whom J.R.R. Tolkien called "the Wise".
		And Gildor Inglorion and his folk pass through the Shire frequently, so they are quite comfortable with Hobbits.
		Gildor Inglorion would be one of the Wise because he was the leader of a company of Elves.
	www.merp.com /essays/MichaelMartinez/michaelmartinezsuite101essay92 (3585 words)

	.:One Last Time, 1/12:.
		Gildor sat on his russet mare and stared in awe at his first sight of fabled Lorien.
		Gildor might have been worried about the guard's words except that his tone was light, and he was paying no attention to Gildor as he spoke, but was busy flirting with the maiden.
		The two had apparently forgotten Gildor's existence, but he remained anyway, blushing despite himself at some of the comments Haldir made to the "maiden," who, if she was one in truth, would likely be so no more by the dawn.
	mellyn.slashcity.net /second_impressions/one_last_time_1.html (3648 words)

	The One Ring: The White Council :: View topic - Gildor, descendant of Finrod Felagund?
		When Gildor was first named Gildor Inglorion of the house of Finrod, this would put him as Felagund's son, and the of the house of Finarfin (Finrod at that time) his grandfather.
		Anyhow someone at another thread said that they think that Gildor would not be the son of Finrod Felagund because it is highly unlikely that he (Gildor) having been born in Valinor would go to Middle-earth.
		Thus Inglorion could conceivably mean "of the people of Finarfin", though Tolkien wouldn't have intended that at the time.
	forums.theonering.com /viewtopic.php?p=1425838 (3985 words)

	Gildor Inglorion - Tolkien Gateway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gildor Inglorion was a Noldorin Elf of the House of Finrod.
		If we read "House of Finrod" to mean "House of Finarfin", we can place him among the Noldor who joined the host of Finarfin during the Exile, and came to Beleriand under Finrod Felagund.
		Furthermore, if he were Finrod's son, he would have right to claim High Kingship of the Noldor instead of Gil-galad after Turgon's death.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Gildor_Inglorion (394 words)

	Frodo Baggins
		Gildor Inglorion, the leader of the Elves, invited the Hobbits to spend the night in their company.
		Frodo was reluctant to lead his young friends into danger, but he recalled Gildor's advice and accepted their offer.
		This name was given to Frodo by Gildor Inglorion, as an acknowledgment of Frodo's ability to speak Elvish, as well as the need for Elves and other powers for good to aid Frodo on his journey.
	www.tuckborough.net /frodo.html (4976 words)

	The Guild Companion: Gildor's Halls
		Gildor's "halls" could be at either place or someplace else between them.
		Frodo even tells Gildor his destination—"My plan was to leave the Shire secretly, and make my way to Rivendell"—and even then Gildor does not identify Rivendell with his halls.
		Gildor would in turn be Galadriel's great-nephew, Gil-galad's second cousin once removed, and Fëanor's great-great-half-nephew.
	www.guildcompanion.com /scrolls/2000/jul/gildorshalls.html (1933 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gildor Inglorion of the house of Finrod is a relative of Glorfindel and Galadriel.
		If you are playing an elven strategy (resource boosters, items, etc.) or are seeking a good companion and friend for hobbits travelling about, he is worthy of deliberate consideration.
		Ideally, you should have Gildor Inglorien and either or both Elladan and Elrohir in the character draft pool.
	fan.theonering.net /morgulrats/cotd/cotd600.html (501 words)

	The Final Eldarin Genealogy \| Middle-earth Elven Kings \| Elf-King Genealogy
		The ubiquitous Gildor Inglorion, sadly, is nowhere mentioned in the section dealing with Finwë's descendants.
		I'm not sure of whether Tolkien decided the House of Finrod was to be something else, or if perhaps Gildor came over to Middle-earth in the Second Age with Glorfindel.
		Inglorion could be related to Ingalaurë, which appears to be an earlier name for Finarfin, later called Ingoldo before Finrod took on that name.
	www.xenite.org /tolkien/final-eldarin-genealogy.html (3063 words)

	Sandro Kopp :: View topic - Gildor....who is this elf?
		Note: Gildor told Frodo that he was of the House of Finrod.
		Incidently "Hathhaldir" was the earliest form of "Haldir" so I can't help wondering if these two characters started life beign human but ast some point Tolkien had rethink and transformed them into the Elves we know and love.
		There is also quite a bit on Gildor in "the Return of the Shadow" but I havent had chance to read it all yet - will get back to you if I find anything of intereest.
	boards.sandrokopp.com /archive/o_t__t_255__gildor....who-is-this-elf.html (1152 words)

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		But in the meantime I came to the decision to write a lengthy story about Gildor Inglorion, too (I know, I know, I need a life!), and that arose the necessity to take a closer look at his people, especially at the Wandering Company.
		Although Frodo, Sam, and Pippin encounter Gildor Inglorion and his people, they are Exiles, Noldor, who are returning from a sort of pilgrimage in Lindon to their homes in or near Rivendell.
		The first one is alphabetical Usave of Gildor and the Lady Aquiel, of course), and mentions to which Elvish people they belong too; also their likely occupation.
	www.geocities.com /tara56solo/appendixb.htm (1107 words)

	Who is who in The Lord of The Rings - Tolkien Society Media Section
		This impresses Gildor so much that he starts giving advice and they can hardly stop him.
		"Gildor" possibly means "star-country"; "Inglorion" probably means "son of Inglor".
		A cousin of Bilbo's by marriage, Lobelia is a wealthy and ambitious silver spoon thief who longs to get her hands on Bilbo's well-appointed home at Bag End.
	www.tolkiensociety.org /media/Who_is_who.html (7002 words)

	TolkienWiki: Radagast
		It is not recorded how long he spent in this journey, or where he travelled before he came across Gandalf on the North-SouthRoad south of Bree on Mid-year's Day, but clearly he had little knowledge of those lands.
		In an essay titled "Where in the Wild is Gildor Inglorion?" Michael Martinez suggests that Radagast might have had some contact with the Elves, and so warned them of the coming of the Black Riders.
		He was not wise enough to see through Saruman's deceits (and so warn Gandalf to be on his guard in Isengard), but it was by virtue of his special relationship with birds that Gandalf came to be rescued by Gwaihir.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Radagast (319 words)

	Helge K. Fauskanger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Pronunciation of my hopeless name (funny letters and all): Pronouncing "helgeh kaw-reh fevskahnger" as it would be natural according to English spelling should result in an acceptable approximation (hard G's, please, and keep the accent on the first syllable in all three names).
		Please notice that many of the questions people often ask me are answered in Gildor Inglorion's general FAQ, which in turn is a supplement to the Elfling FAQ.
		Please try to find an answer to your question in these documents before asking me. If you do want to write to me, please make sure to first disable the Rich Text Editor if you are using Hotmail; otherwise, my aging software can interpret nothing but the subject line of your letter.
	www.uib.no /People/hnohf/whoami.htm (436 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		He was with a company of elves that had been singing and scared away one of the Black Riders that was about to find Frodo, Sam and Pippin on their way to meet Merry in Buckland.
		Gildor and his company fed the hobbits, and then left them extra food for the next day.
		He sent messages to Tom Bombadil and Aragorn concerning the hobbits.
	mathias7.net /gildor.htm (89 words)

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