Orophin

Orophin is a character in J.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy novel The Lord of the Rings. He is a Ranger of Ithilien, serving alongside Faramir, the Captain of Gondor. Orophin is a loyal and capable warrior, deeply committed to the defense of Gondor and its people.

He is described as being of Men, hailing from the region of Ithilien. While not as prominent a figure as some other characters, Orophin plays a consistent role in the narrative, particularly in scenes involving the Rangers' activities and their interactions with Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee. He participates in the defense of Ithilien against the forces of Mordor and is present during key moments of the War of the Ring.

Orophin's presence highlights the strength and resilience of the people of Gondor, even in the face of overwhelming darkness. He embodies the spirit of steadfastness and duty, contributing to the larger struggle against Sauron. His loyalty to Faramir and his commitment to Gondor's cause underscore the importance of individual bravery and dedication in the face of great peril.