Beechbone was one of the younger Ents who lived in Fangorn Forest, and was said to be a very tall and handsome Ent.
Biography 
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Little is known of Beechbone, except that that he took part in the Destruction of Isengard with the other Ents on March 3, 3019. He was caught on fire there by gas let out by the vents of Isengard, and apparently burned to death. However, this even further angered the other Ents, rousing them to finish destroying Isengard.[1]
Portrayal in adaptions Edit
The Lord of the Rings film trilogy Edit
In Peter Jackson's film adaptation, an Ent presumed to be Beechbone is briefly seen being set on fire by Orcs using flaming arrows. He survives, however, by extinguishing himself in the flood caused by the dam being broken.
Translations around the world Edit
| Foreign Language | Translated name |
| Catalan | Osdefaig |
| Chinese (Hong Kong) | 柏骨 |
| Czech | Bukost |
| Danish | Bøgben |
| Finnish | Pyökkiluu |
| French | Osfayard |
| Italian | Faggiosso |
| Japanese | ブナの骨 |
| Norwegian | Bøkebein |
| Polish | Brzozowiec |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Ossofaia |
| Russian | Буковень |
| Slovenian | Bučna kost |
| Swedish | Boksläktetben |
| Turkish | Kayın kemiği |
| Vietnamese | Chi Cử khúc xương |
| Ents |
| Beechbone | Bregalad (Quickbeam) | Fangorn (Treebeard) | Fimbrethil (Wandlimb) | Finglas (Leaflock) | Fladrif (Skinbark) |
References Edit
- ↑ The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers, Book Three, Ch. IX: "Flotsam and Jetsam"
