Notable individuals of the Ents (6).
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Eldest of the Ents
Treebeard, called Fangorn in the Elvish tongue, is the eldest of the Ents and the oldest living creature that walks beneath the Sun, the master of the forest that bears his name. Roused by the Hobbits Merry and Pippin, he led the Ents to the destruction of Isengard in the War of the Ring, became the keeper of Saruman and afterwards of the Treegarth of Orthanc, and never ceased to mourn the lost Entwives.
Master of the Old Forest
Old Man Willow is a vast and ancient willow on the Withywindle in the Old Forest, a tree with a rotten heart and a waking, malicious will whose influence spreads through the whole wood. He trapped Merry and Pippin in his trunk and tipped Frodo into the river until Tom Bombadil sang him to sleep and set the Hobbits free.
The Hasty Ent
Quickbeam, Bregalad in the Elvish tongue, is a young and unusually hasty Ent of Fangorn, a shepherd of rowan trees who cared for Merry and Pippin during the Entmoot and, in the assault on Isengard, came within reach of catching Saruman himself.
Fimbrethil, called Wandlimb, was the Entwife beloved of Treebeard, who went with her people to make gardens east of the Anduin and was lost with them when Sauron's war laid those lands waste. Treebeard sought her for an age and never found her.
Leaflock, Finglas in the Elvish tongue, is one of the three eldest Ents who survived into the Third Age, an ancient who has grown drowsy and tree-like, standing through the summers in the meadows of Fangorn under a covering of leafy hair.
Skinbark, Fladrif in the Elvish tongue, is one of the three eldest Ents of Fangorn, who dwelt on the mountain slopes west of Isengard until Saruman's Orcs wounded him and felled his trees, after which he withdrew among the high birches and would not come down.