Imrahil
SupportingA tall, dark-haired man with sea-grey eyes and a fair, handsome face. He bears a proud, lordly appearance, clad in shining mail and full harness, leading under gilded banners with the token of the Ship and the Silver Swan.
Prince Imrahil of Dol Amroth emerges in *The Return of the King* as a noble and valiant leader of Men, distinguished by his striking appearance and lordly bearing, arriving at Minas Tirith to bolster the defense against Sauron's forces. As a kinsman of Steward Denethor, he commands the swan-knights of Dol Amroth with unwavering resolve amid the Siege of Gondor, showcasing his strategic prowess and courage. Though his role is confined to the climactic third volume, Imrahil represents the enduring chivalry of Gondor's southern fiefdoms, contributing decisively to the city's survival and the ultimate triumph over the Shadow.
Physical Description
A tall, dark-haired man with sea-grey eyes and a fair, handsome face. He bears a proud, lordly appearance, clad in shining mail and full harness, leading under gilded banners with the token of the Ship and the Silver Swan.
Evolution
The Return of the King: Being the Third Part of the Lord of the Rings
A tall, dark-haired man with sea-grey eyes and a fair, handsome face. He bears a proud, lordly appearance, clad in shining mail and full harness, leading under gilded banners with the token of the Ship and the Silver Swan.
- Leads the knights of Dol Amroth to reinforce Minas Tirith during the Siege, arriving under gilded banners bearing the Ship and Silver Swan.
- Reaches the city with 700 mounted knights, described as tall, dark-haired with sea-grey eyes, clad in shining mail.
- Participates in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, fighting bravely alongside forces of Gondor.
- Advises and supports the leadership in the city after Denethor's despair, helping to rally the defenders.
Relationships
Imrahil serves as a kinsman to Steward Denethor, a bond that underscores his loyalty to Gondor's ruling house; this familial tie motivates his timely arrival with reinforcements from Dol Amroth, strengthening the city's defenses during its darkest hour in Book 3.
Book Appearances
The Return of the King: Being the Third Part of the Lord of the Rings
First appears Ch 1