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Old 06-22-2012, 10:44 PM   #1
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Tree men... giants... on the North Moors

From chapter 2 of 'Fellowship', at The Green Dragon, Sam recounts that his cousin Hal claimed to see a giant of some kind - maybe a 'tree man' on a hunting trip up to the Northfarthing.

Real or illusion? Over-active imagination? Is Sam too gullible, or is Ted too cynical?

If a real creature, do you think JRRT intended to maybe go somewhere with this when he began to write the story? And is it an Ent of some kind? Or a giant - like those who throw boulders around in the Misty Mountains?

What do you guys think?
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