J.R.R. Tolkien

We do not know if Haleth survived the Battle of the Hornburg in Helm's Deep because the movie only shows the boy in the cave. There is no Haleth in 'The Lord of the Rings' book, and the scene in 'The Two Towers' movie is a speculative addition. However, there is a Haleth born in the year 341 of the First Age of Middle-earth who is the daughter of Haldad, and she is first mentioned in chapter 17 of 'The Silmarillion.' Her name means female chief or guard, and she became the leader of the Haladin people after her father and twin brother were killed in battle.

Probably the creation of the hobbits.

By name it would probably be the members of the Fellowship, Frodo, Sam, Pippin, Merry, Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and Boromir.

I can't find any of those specific stories on Fanfiction.net, but here's a link to the author. Looks like they may have removed those stories from the website for some reason.

The valar were Iluvatar's first creations or beings

They were the highest being in Arda. Their powers depended on what Iluvatar was thinking about when he created them

The Maiar were the Valar's 'helpers' or servants; these too had powers.

An example of a valar is Melkor

An example of a Maiar is Sauron

tolkein fought in d day and got shot

He worked out parts of several versions of Elvish, dwarvin runes and parts of related language of the hobbits and men, as well as the Dark language used in Mordor.

Luthien, though only mentioned in LOTR. It's the name he had put on his wife's grave. He put Beren on his own. Aragorn sang of this. He and Arwen were the modern version of this.

The ISBN of The Letters of J. R. R. Tolkien is 0-0482-6005-3.

The Shire was inspired by rural England. No specific place.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Direct planting is a method of planting seeds or seedlings directly into the ground where they will grow, rather than starting them in pots or trays indoors. This approach can save time and resources, as it eliminates the need for transplanting and allows plants to establish themselves in their permanent location right from the start.

The trilogy based on the novel by J.R.R. Tolkien is "The Lord of the Rings." The three movies in the series are "The Fellowship of the Ring," "The Two Towers," and "The Return of the King."

Richard Wagner drew heavily on northern European mythology, including sources used by J.R.R. Tolkien in his Lord of the Rings. Wagner's epic opera cycle "The Ring of the Nibelung" is based on Norse mythology and features characters and themes similar to those found in Tolkien's work.

J. R. R. Tolkien's Riders of Rohan happened in 1991.

Between 2 and 4 feet tall .

Thay say he is shorter than Gimli who is around 4'4. and he's under 4 so i would guess around 3.8/3.7 foot tall..

He wrote the hobbit and the lord of the rings

The Silmarillion is about the creation of the World, the Birth of the peoples of Middle Earth and the First Age of the Eldar (Elves) and their struggles against the first Dark Lord Morgoth (Melkor)

Absolutely! Just look at The Lord of the Rings trilogy. The Ring brings greed upon people; they yearn for it and long for it, and are willing to do literally anything to get their hands on it. Tolkien shows us how horrible greed can be, and how it can brutally twist people, sometimes out of their minds (just look at Gollum!).

They use their imaginations, and the descriptions that Tolkien gave us in Lord of the Rings.