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'''Meriadoc Brandybuck, Master of Buckland''' (usually just called '''Merry''') is a [[Hobbit]] from [[Middle-earth]]. He was a first cousin of [[Peregrin Took]] (Pippin), and also held several different relations to [[Frodo Baggins]].

'''Meriadoc Brandybuck, Master of Buckland''' (usually just called '''Merry''') is a [[Hobbit]] from [[Middle-earth]]. He was a first cousin of [[Peregrin Took]] (Pippin), and also held several different relations to [[Frodo Baggins]].

In the books, Merry is often described as one of the smartest Hobbits - indeed, he is a great lover of cartography and seafaring. Merry and Pippin were captured by a band of [[Orcs]] from [[Isengard]] as the [[Fellowship of the Ring|Fellowship]] rested near [[Amon Hen (Middle Earth)|Amon Hen]]. However, the duo escaped into [[Fangorn Forest]], where they encountered an [[Ent]] named [[Treebeard]], whom they convinced to attack Isengard. They soon ran into King [[Théoden (Middle Earth)|Théoden]], who led them back to the rest of the Fellowship after the [[Battle of the Pelennor Fields]]. He victoriously faced the [[Witch-King of Angmar]] along with [[Éowyn]]. He returned to the Shire after the destruction of the [[One Ring]], and was buried in [[Rath Dínen]] after his death.

In the books, Merry is often described as one of the smartest Hobbits - indeed, he is a great lover of cartography and seafaring. Merry and Pippin were captured by a band of [[Orcs]] from [[Isengard]] as the [[Fellowship of the Ring|Fellowship]] rested near [[Amon Hen]]. However, the duo escaped into [[Fangorn Forest]], where they encountered an [[Ent]] named [[Treebeard]], whom they convinced to attack Isengard. They soon ran into King [[Théoden]], who led them back to the rest of the Fellowship after the [[Battle of the Pelennor Fields]]. He victoriously faced the [[Witch-king of Angmar]] along with [[Éowyn]]. He returned to the Shire after the destruction of the [[One Ring (Middle-earth)]], and was buried in [[Rath Dínen]] after his death.

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