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Swift, fiery, light Rohan horse, restive but controlled by Elvish words without saddle or tack. Ridden bareback by Legolas, lent by Éomer.

Arod, the swift and fiery steed of the Rohirrim, emerges in The Two Towers as a noble horse lent by Éomer to Legolas, showcasing his untamed spirit tamed only by Elvish words and ridden bareback through perilous quests. Though his role is confined to this pivotal volume, Arod symbolizes the enduring alliance between Elves and Men, carrying Legolas faithfully amid the battles for Middle-earth's fate. Across the series, Arod's brief but vivid presence underscores the vital contributions of Rohan's horses to the Fellowship's survival and victory.

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The Two Towers: Being the Second Part of the Lord of the Rings

Swift, fiery, light Rohan horse, restive but controlled by Elvish words without saddle or tack. Ridden bareback by Legolas, lent by Éomer.

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The Two Towers: Being the Second Part of the Lord of the Rings

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