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Radagast lived for much of his time in Middle-earth at Rhosgobel in the Vales of Anduin, on the western eaves of Mirkwood, between Carrock and the Old Forest Road, near the Gladden Fields, its name deriving from Sindarin rhosc gobel meaning " brown village ".
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Radagast had a strong affinity for – and relationship with – wild animals, and it seemed his greatest concern was with the kelvar and olvar ( flora and fauna ) of Middle-earth.
It is mentioned that there are birds among Saruman's spies due to Radagast lending to him his aid, though Radagast knew nothing of Saruman's treachery and believed that he wished to use the birds for watching the Enemy ( Sauron ).
Scouts are sent to look for help, and it is reported that Radagast is not at his home at Rhosgobel and cannot be found.
The character is only mentioned once in The Hobbit, but McCoy has revealed that Radagast's role has been expanded for the films, and fellow actor Christopher Lee has stated that Radagast has " a considerably important part " in the upcoming film series.
Although the character of Radagast is only alluded to in The Hobbit, and only a minor character in The Lord of the Rings, McCoy has revealed that Radagast's role has been expanded for the films, and he has much more than just a brief cameo.
Radagast and Middle-earth
Radagast the Brown is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium.
Unfinished Tales explains that Radagast, like the other Wizards, came from Valinor around the year 1000 of the Third Age of Middle-earth and was one of the Maiar.
However, Christopher Tolkien notes in Unfinished Tales that the assumption Radagast failed in his task may not be entirely accurate considering that he was specifically chosen by Yavanna, and he may have been assigned to protect the flora and fauna of Middle-earth, a task that would not end with the defeat of Sauron and the end of the War of the Ring.
Radagast the Brown is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium.
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Radagast and Rhosgobel
Rhosgobel, home of Radagast the Brown, and the Elven Realm of Lothlórien also lay in the Vale of Anduin.
Radagast and Vales
However, Christopher Tolkien indicates that his father intended to change this derivation and bring Radagast in line with the other wizard-names, Gandalf and Saruman, by associating it with the old language of the Men of the Vales of Anduin.
Radagast and Anduin
Outside the Shire, Gandalf encountered Radagast the Brown, another of the Istari, who brought the news that the Nazgûl had ridden forth and crossed the River Anduin — and a request from Saruman that Gandalf come to Isengard.
Radagast and on
After the player character rescues Radagast from the clutches of the spider-queen Saenathra, Radagast ( with the help of his animal-friends ) provides Eradan, Andriel and Farin with information on the location of the dragon Urgost.
Radagast and Mirkwood
When the Eagles heard about Gollum's escape from Mirkwood, they sent Gwaihir to bear the news to Isengard, as they had been told by Radagast ; the eagle espied Gandalf imprisoned upon the top of the tower and carried him to Edoras.
Radagast and name
According to the essay The Istari from the Unfinished Tales, the name Radagast means " tender of beasts " in Adûnaic, another of Tolkien's fictional languages.
In the real world, Radagast or Rodogast is extant as a variant of Radagaisus, the name of a Gothic warlord who led an invasion of Italy in 401.
Radagast and from
A notable deviation from the book is that Gandalf summons Gwaihir to Orthanc with the aid of a by-passing moth ( the role of Radagast was not included in the film ).
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The Vala Yavanna forced the wizard Saruman to accept Radagast as a companion, which, Tolkien says, may have been one of the reasons Saruman was contemptuous of him, to the point of scornfully calling him " simple " and " a fool ".
Radagast is also described by Gandalf as " never a traveller, unless driven by great need ", " a worthy Wizard ", and " honest ".
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