Gimli, Legolas and Aragorn

One of the nine members of the Fellowship of the Ring, who participated in the expedition to Mount Doom and the War of the Ring. Being the only Elf in the ranks of the Fellowship, Legolas became friends with the Dwarf Gimli, which was remarkable for both peoples. Legolas was tall and lithe. He wore clothes of green and brown colors, which corresponds to the descriptions of the Mirkwood Elves in The Hobbit. His shoes were light and leather. The exact color of Legolas's hair is unknown, although his father, Thranduil, was golden-haired (however, if you study this issue carefully, you can come to the conclusion that he was more likely to be dark-haired than not). Legolas was distinguished by his tirelessness and vigilance more than anyone else in the Fellowship. Deep snow did not collapse under his light tread. More calm and gentle. Aragorn the Tall, like the Sea Kings of old, he stood above them all: ancient he seemed, and yet in the prime of his manhood; wisdom shone from his brow, strength and healing were in his hands, and light surrounded him. The third and last man in the history of Middle-earth to marry an elven maiden - his wife and queen was Arwen Undómiel, daughter of Elrond Half-Elven. Aragorn became the greatest of his era - he led the Men of the West in the war against the Dark Lord Sauron and helped destroy the One Ring of Power (he was one of the nine members of the Fellowship of the Ring), and after the victory reunited the kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor into a single state. Gimli) is a dwarf of the royal line of Durin, the son of Gloin and the nephew of Oin. The only representative of his people in the ranks of the Fellowship of the Ring. It is known that Gimli had dark eyes, and like all dwarves he is short, he has a long reddish beard with a moustache and hair of the same color. Gimli wears armor and chain mail, as well as an axe. It is not exactly known what the name Gimli means. According to Tolkien himself, it may come from the poetic word "gim", which meant "fire" in Old Norse poetry. According to the dwarven tradition of Middle-earth, the name "Gimli" is an "outer" name