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Rider's sword

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	When [[Eragon I]] first established the Riders, they may not have used swords forged by [[Rhunön]], for at that time they were merely ambassadors between the elves and dragons.		When [[Eragon I]] first established the Riders, they may not have used swords forged by [[Rhunön]], for at that time they were merely ambassadors between the elves and dragons.

-	The elf smith,Rhunon, discovered a new type of steel that she discovered in a star. She later christened the steel "bright steel". Later when she began molding the steel into new blades, she discovered the steel was extremely strong and flexible. Rhunon took the bright steel and constructed the first rider's blade for Eragon 1. Over time the bright steel became harder and harder to find. She found one last horde in the forests of Ellesmera and with that steel, she made the swords: Zar'roc, Undbitr, and Galbatorix's blade. Zar'roc went to Morzan and Undbitr went to Brom Galbatorix's blade has no name, but he used that blade to kill the Dragon Riders and their dragons. The only survivng riders and their dragons were Galbatorix's new dragon, which he stole with the help of Morzan, the thirteen members of the Forsworn, and Oromis and Glaedr.	+	The elf smith,Rhunon, discovered a new type of steel that she discovered in a star. She later christened the steel "bright steel". Later when she began molding the steel into new blades, she discovered the steel was extremely strong and flexible. Rhunon took the bright steel and constructed the first rider's blade for Eragon I. Over time the bright steel became harder and harder to find. She found one last horde in the forests of Ellesmera and with that steel, she made the swords: Zar'roc, Undbitr, and Galbatorix's blade. Zar'roc went to Morzan and Undbitr went to Brom Galbatorix's blade has no name, but he used that blade to kill the Dragon Riders and their dragons. The only survivng riders and their dragons were Galbatorix's new dragon, which he stole with the help of Morzan, the thirteen members of the Forsworn, and Oromis and Glaedr.

	After the destruction of the Riders and rise of the [[Empire]], Rhunön, motivated by despair and disgusted by the acts of the Forsworn, swore an oath in the ancient language to never again create a weapon of destruction. Thus, only a few swords exist: [[Zar'roc]], Morzan's sword, in possession of Murtagh; [[Naegling]], [[Oromis]]'s sword; Brisingr, Eragon's newly forged sword; and [[Galbatorix]]'s unknown and unnamed sword. Additionally, an unknown number of swords are held in Galbatorix's "collection"; and two are held by elven families: [[Tamerlein\|Támerlein]] and Arvindr.		After the destruction of the Riders and rise of the [[Empire]], Rhunön, motivated by despair and disgusted by the acts of the Forsworn, swore an oath in the ancient language to never again create a weapon of destruction. Thus, only a few swords exist: [[Zar'roc]], Morzan's sword, in possession of Murtagh; [[Naegling]], [[Oromis]]'s sword; Brisingr, Eragon's newly forged sword; and [[Galbatorix]]'s unknown and unnamed sword. Additionally, an unknown number of swords are held in Galbatorix's "collection"; and two are held by elven families: [[Tamerlein\|Támerlein]] and Arvindr.

Brom

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	===A new Rider===		===A new Rider===
-	{{quote\|I'm not going to stay behind while some gayboy gets to run around with a dragon.\|Brom}}	+	{{quote\|I'm not going to stay behind while some stripling gets to run around with a dragon.\|Brom}}

	After seeing the egg safely delivered to the [[Varden]], Brom went into hiding in the village of [[Carvahall]], living in disguise as a [[storyteller]], partly because he wished to watch over his son that Selena had given birth to at Carvahall, her hometown. Years afterwards, when Eragon, his son by Selena, discovered a [[dragon]] egg, and the [[Saphira\|baby dragon]] inside hatched for him, Eragon asked Brom for suggestions of good names for dragons. She and Eragon later agreed on the name "Saphira", without understanding its significance.		After seeing the egg safely delivered to the [[Varden]], Brom went into hiding in the village of [[Carvahall]], living in disguise as a [[storyteller]], partly because he wished to watch over his son that Selena had given birth to at Carvahall, her hometown. Years afterwards, when Eragon, his son by Selena, discovered a [[dragon]] egg, and the [[Saphira\|baby dragon]] inside hatched for him, Eragon asked Brom for suggestions of good names for dragons. She and Eragon later agreed on the name "Saphira", without understanding its significance.

Book 4

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Me too. That's an interesting thought. The two seemed to be a master and an apprentice. Do you think it was Durza who captured them?

Oromis

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-	While [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]] was recuperating after killing the [[Shade]] [[Durza]] in the [[Battle under Farthen Dûr]], he was demented by a [[Spirit in Durza\|ghost of shadow]]. Oromis appeared to him in dreams and helped him fight with [[Durza]]'s ghost, and told him to come to [[Du Weldenvarden]] to help him complete his training as a [[Dragon Riders\|dragon rider]].[[File:Glorfindel_500.gif\|thumb]]	+	While [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]] was recuperating after killing the [[Shade]] [[Durza]] in the [[Battle under Farthen Dûr]], he was demented by a [[Spirit in Durza\|ghost of shadow]]. Oromis appeared to him in dreams and helped him fight with [[Durza]]'s ghost, and told him to come to [[Du Weldenvarden]] to help him complete his training as a [[Dragon Riders\|dragon rider]].

	===Eragon's training===		===Eragon's training===

Hi from stylish fellow

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	* Since Oromis never contacted Eragon, it will be interesting how Eragon and Saphira find out how Galbatorix gets all his power in the third book, and how they will learn the things that Oromis originally taught him.		* Since Oromis never contacted Eragon, it will be interesting how Eragon and Saphira find out how Galbatorix gets all his power in the third book, and how they will learn the things that Oromis originally taught him.
	* Also, in the movie, they have hinted that there is only one egg, but in the book, there are two eggs, discounting Saphira who's already hatched.		* Also, in the movie, they have hinted that there is only one egg, but in the book, there are two eggs, discounting Saphira who's already hatched.
-	* It is said in the book that Eragon has black hair but in the movie he has blond.	+	* It is said in the book that Eragon has black hair but in the movie he has blond.
-	+ In the first book the writer writes that Eragon is a fifteen year old boy. In the movie he gets angry when Brom calls him fifteen/sixteen and yells: SEVENTEEN!
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-	+ Not to mention, in the movie they only mention that all dragons are killed by Galbatorix en Morzan. Why does Galbatorix have a dragon? And why do we all forget about Glaedr and his rider Oromis?
-	That makes two.

	'''With this many errors and holes in the plot of the movie it seems unlikely to even make a sequel'''.		'''With this many errors and holes in the plot of the movie it seems unlikely to even make a sequel'''.

Arya Dröttningu

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	'''Arya''' (titled '''Arya Svit-kona''', '''Arya Dröttningu'''; also known as '''Arya Shadeslayer''') was a female [[elf]], the daughter of [[Islanzadí\|Queen Islanzadí]] and her mate, the late King [[Evandar]], and therefore a princess. Arya was stunningly beautiful, with long raven-black curls and slanted green eyes. She was also a master swordswoman and [[magic]] user. [[Eragon Bromsson\|Eragon]] expressed his deep feelings for her on many occasions, but because of the broad age gap between them, her fear of Eragon distracting himself from more pressing matters, and the fact that Eragon hadn't spent more than a few months with her, she chose to reject his advances.		'''Arya''' (titled '''Arya Svit-kona''', '''Arya Dröttningu'''; also known as '''Arya Shadeslayer''') was a female [[elf]], the daughter of [[Islanzadí\|Queen Islanzadí]] and her mate, the late King [[Evandar]], and therefore a princess. Arya was stunningly beautiful, with long raven-black curls and slanted green eyes. She was also a master swordswoman and [[magic]] user. [[Eragon Bromsson\|Eragon]] expressed his deep feelings for her on many occasions, but because of the broad age gap between them, her fear of Eragon distracting himself from more pressing matters, and the fact that Eragon hadn't spent more than a few months with her, she chose to reject his advances.

-	===Early years===[[File:Arya-elf.jpg\|thumb\|Arya Drottningu in the book.]]	+	===Early years===
	Arya was born a year before [[The Fall\|the fall]] of the Riders, placing her age near 100 years.		Arya was born a year before [[The Fall\|the fall]] of the Riders, placing her age near 100 years.

Eldest (movie)

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	* Since Oromis never contacted Eragon, it will be interesting how Eragon and Saphira find out how Galbatorix gets all his power in the third book, and how they will learn the things that Oromis originally taught him.		* Since Oromis never contacted Eragon, it will be interesting how Eragon and Saphira find out how Galbatorix gets all his power in the third book, and how they will learn the things that Oromis originally taught him.
	* Also, in the movie, they have hinted that there is only one egg, but in the book, there are two eggs, discounting Saphira who's already hatched.		* Also, in the movie, they have hinted that there is only one egg, but in the book, there are two eggs, discounting Saphira who's already hatched.
-	* It is said in the book that Eragon has black hair but in the movie he has blond.	+	* It is said in the book that Eragon has black hair but in the movie he has blond.
		+	+ In the first book the writer writes that Eragon is a fifteen year old boy. In the movie he gets angry when Brom calls him fifteen/sixteen and yells: SEVENTEEN!
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		+	+ Not to mention, in the movie they only mention that all dragons are killed by Galbatorix en Morzan. Why does Galbatorix have a dragon? And why do we all forget about Glaedr and his rider Oromis?
		+	That makes two.

	'''With this many errors and holes in the plot of the movie it seems unlikely to even make a sequel'''.		'''With this many errors and holes in the plot of the movie it seems unlikely to even make a sequel'''.

Arya Dröttningu

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	'''Arya''' (titled '''Arya Svit-kona''', '''Arya Dröttningu'''; also known as '''Arya Shadeslayer''') was a female [[elf]], the daughter of [[Islanzadí\|Queen Islanzadí]] and her mate, the late King [[Evandar]], and therefore a princess. Arya was stunningly beautiful, with long raven-black curls and slanted green eyes. She was also a master swordswoman and [[magic]] user. [[Eragon Bromsson\|Eragon]] expressed his deep feelings for her on many occasions, but because of the broad age gap between them, her fear of Eragon distracting himself from more pressing matters, and the fact that Eragon hadn't spent more than a few months with her, she chose to reject his advances.		'''Arya''' (titled '''Arya Svit-kona''', '''Arya Dröttningu'''; also known as '''Arya Shadeslayer''') was a female [[elf]], the daughter of [[Islanzadí\|Queen Islanzadí]] and her mate, the late King [[Evandar]], and therefore a princess. Arya was stunningly beautiful, with long raven-black curls and slanted green eyes. She was also a master swordswoman and [[magic]] user. [[Eragon Bromsson\|Eragon]] expressed his deep feelings for her on many occasions, but because of the broad age gap between them, her fear of Eragon distracting himself from more pressing matters, and the fact that Eragon hadn't spent more than a few months with her, she chose to reject his advances.

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	Arya was born a year before [[The Fall\|the fall]] of the Riders, placing her age near 100 years.		Arya was born a year before [[The Fall\|the fall]] of the Riders, placing her age near 100 years.

Oromis

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	{{other-use\|the character\|The Mourning Sage (chapter)}}'''Oromis''', known as '''Osthato Chetowä''', '''The Mourning Sage''', and '''Togira Ikonoka''', '''The-Cripple-Who-Is-Whole''', is an [[elf]], and a [[Dragon Riders\|Dragon Rider]] who trained [[Brom]], [[Morzan]] and later [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]]. He was a philosopher and a logician, and was bonded to a gold male [[dragon]] named [[Glaedr]].		{{other-use\|the character\|The Mourning Sage (chapter)}}'''Oromis''', known as '''Osthato Chetowä''', '''The Mourning Sage''', and '''Togira Ikonoka''', '''The-Cripple-Who-Is-Whole''', is an [[elf]], and a [[Dragon Riders\|Dragon Rider]] who trained [[Brom]], [[Morzan]] and later [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]]. He was a philosopher and a logician, and was bonded to a gold male [[dragon]] named [[Glaedr]].
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	===First appearance===		===First appearance===
-	While [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]] was recuperating after killing the [[Shade]] [[Durza]] in the [[Battle under Farthen Dûr]], he was demented by a [[Spirit in Durza\|ghost of shadow]]. Oromis appeared to him in dreams and helped him fight with [[Durza]]'s ghost, and told him to come to [[Du Weldenvarden]] to help him complete his training as a [[Dragon Riders\|dragon rider]].	+	While [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]] was recuperating after killing the [[Shade]] [[Durza]] in the [[Battle under Farthen Dûr]], he was demented by a [[Spirit in Durza\|ghost of shadow]]. Oromis appeared to him in dreams and helped him fight with [[Durza]]'s ghost, and told him to come to [[Du Weldenvarden]] to help him complete his training as a [[Dragon Riders\|dragon rider]].[[File:Glorfindel_500.gif\|thumb]]

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Rider's sword

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-	Each Rider's sword was the same color as their dragons. Brom had received his own sword,Undbitr, from Rhunon but had lost it in the battle between the Forsworn and the Dragon Riders. It was in that battle that Brom's dragon,Saphira, was killed and where he lost his sword. Out for revenge, Brom hunted down Morzan and killed him. After slaying his enemy, he stole the sword, Zar'roc(misery). When Brom discovered that Eragon was the new rider, he mentored him in the ways of the Dragon Riders. Before he was killed by the Razac, Brom gave Eragon Zar'roc to wield in battle. The only flaw was that Zar'roc was red and Eragon's dragon, Saphire, was blue. In the book, Eldest, In the Battle at the Burning Planes, Murtagh stole Zar'roc from Eragon claiming as being the eldest son of Morzan. Bladeless and unfit to defeat Galbatorix, Eragon raced back the Ellesmera to beg Rhunon for a sword. Unfortunately, without the proper steel to forge a new blade, Rhunon could not make Eragon a blade. By a stroke of luck and intelligence, Eragon and Saphire were able to locate a horde of bright steel under the roots of the Menoa Tree. With the bright steel at hand, Eragon and Rhunon were able to forge a new blade, which Eragon christened Brisingr(fire). Another blade not in possession of Galbatorix was Tamerlein, which belonged to the Dragon Rider Arva. Although Arva was killed in the battle between the Forsworn and the Riders, his blade survived and resides in the house of Lord Fiolr of Ellesmera. The blade was colored a rich,dark green and the hilt was adorned with a large emerald. On the crossguards of the blade, spelled in Elvish are the words,"''I am Tamerlein, bringer of the final ''sleep". Although the length of the blade was equal to that of Zar'roc, the blade was wider, the tip was rounder, and the hilt weighed more. Despite the beauty of the blade, it was a blade that would not serve Eragon well, for the fighting style of this blade was more for swinging and cutting, rather than Eragon's fast and elegant moves he learned from Brom.	+	Each Rider's sword was the same color as their dragons. Brom had received his own sword,Undbitr, from Rhunon but had lost it in the battle between the Forsworn and the Dragon Riders. It was in that battle that Brom's dragon,Saphira, was killed and where he lost his sword. Out for revenge, Brom hunted down Morzan and killed him. After slaying his enemy, he stole the sword, Zar'roc(misery). When Brom discovered that Eragon was the new rider, he mentored him in the ways of the Dragon Riders. Before he was killed by the Razac, Brom gave Eragon Zar'roc to wield in battle. The only flaw was that Zar'roc was red and Eragon's dragon, Saphire, was blue. In the book, Eldest, In the Battle at the Burning Planes, Murtagh stole Zar'roc from Eragon claiming as being the eldest son of Morzan. Bladeless and unfit to defeat Galbatorix, Eragon raced back the Ellesmera to beg Rhunon for a sword. Unfortunately, without the proper steel to forge a new blade, Rhunon could not make Eragon a blade. By a stroke of luck and the cryptic advice of Solembum the werecat, Eragon and Saphire were able to locate a horde of bright steel under the roots of the Menoa Tree. With the bright steel at hand, Eragon and Rhunon were able to forge a new blade, which Eragon christened Brisingr(fire). Another blade not in possession of Galbatorix was Tamerlein, which belonged to the Dragon Rider Arva. Although Arva was killed in the battle between the Forsworn and the Riders, his blade survived and resides in the house of Lord Fiolr of Ellesmera. The blade was colored a rich,dark green and the hilt was adorned with a large emerald. On the crossguards of the blade, spelled in Elvish are the words,"''I am Tamerlein, bringer of the final ''sleep". Although the length of the blade was equal to that of Zar'roc, the blade was wider, the tip was rounder, and the hilt weighed more. Despite the beauty of the blade, it was a blade that would not serve Eragon well, for the fighting style of this blade was more for swinging and cutting, rather than Eragon's fast and elegant moves he learned from Brom.

	==Why swords?==		==Why swords?==

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I have always thought that episode was quite odd. I remember when I first read the text that I thought their quest was to slay Murtagh and Thorn.

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Just an idea...What if Elva kills Galby? Think about it. Elva knows the fears of just about everyone (except Angela). She would be able to get through most defenses... maybe even into Uru'bean. With her knowledge she could use Galby's fears against him. And who would suspect such a small child?

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Yes, I agree. I don't believe dragons can regrow their tails like lizards can.
We know from C.P. that the new rider has apeared in Eragon and Eldest. And we know that he gave the most stronge hints in Eldest. So the 2 strange women could not be candidates for the new rider. However it is possible though unlikely that they are riders whos dragons have died. The older woman had rope scars on her wrists. Does anyone have any idea who had previously captured them? I was thinking Durza because his death could possibly be why they are free now.

Rider's sword

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-	Zar'roc was a red sword. Its name means "misery" in the ancient language. The first [[Dragon Rider]] known to wield it was [[Morzan]], but then [[Zar'roc]] was taken by Brom after their battle in [[Gil'ead]]. He gave [[Zar'roc]] to [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]] early on in their travels. At the [[Battle of The Burning Plains]], [[Murtagh]] defeated Eragon and took [[Zar'roc]] from him, reclaiming his inheritance.	+	Zar'roc, the crimson blade of Morzan, was christened "misery" in the ancient language. It was originally presented to Morzan from Rhunon, but after the Fall of the Riders, Morzan and Brom dueled eachother near Gil'ead. Morzan fighting in self defense, Brom fighting for revenge. In the battle between the Forsworn and the Dragon Riders, Morzan killed Brom's dragon Saphira. After Brom slayed Morzan, he claimed Zar'roc as his own and returned to Carvahall. Later, after Brom discovered that Eragon was the new rider, he gave him Zar'roc to use in their travels. In the book Eldest, Eragon discovers another new rider. His old friend, Murtagh, who had been kidnapped earlier in the book by Galbatorix's bidding, caused the second egg to hatch for him. With his red dragon, Thorn, Murtagh and Eragon fought eachother over the Burning Plains. With Murtagh being the victor, he stole Zar'roc from Eragon claiming it as his rightful inheritance, as he was the older brother of the two.

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-	Naegling was [[Oromis]]'s bronze-colored sword the same color as his dragon, Glaedr. It was lost during the battle between Oromis and Murtagh which resulted in Oromis's death. It was most likely added to Galbatorix's collection of riders swords or found by an [[elf]].	+	Oromis's blade, which was the same color as his dragon, Glaedr, was named Naegling. On the day that Oromis revealed his and Glaedr's survival of the battle between the Forsworn and the Dragon Riders, he was killed by Murtagh after he lost his sword in battle. It was most likely added to Galbatorix's collection of riders swords or found by an [[elf]].

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-	Brisingr is [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]]'s new [[hand-and-a-half sword]] that was forged with the help of [[Rhunön]]. The sword was a deep sapphire blue like [[Saphira]], but the sheath was a slightly different shade. Like [[Zar'roc]] had a ruby embedded in the hilt, Brisingr had a sapphire embedded. Whenever [[Eragon]] said the sword's name, blue flames appeared along its blade. It was believed by Rhunön that [[Eragon]] either found the sword's true name or he embedded part of his personality into it while forging it. Either way, when Brisingr set alight, it drew from Eragon's strength, as if he were deliberately using [[magic]]. When Eragon let Oromis see the sword he said that Rhunön had out done herself. The sword was the best Rider sword ever created and during the [[Battle of Feinster\|battle]], at the end of ''[[Brisingr (book)\|Brisingr]]'', Eragon used the sword whilst it was alight to cut through a castle's portcullis and then through the door.	+	Eragon's sword, Brisingr, was a miracle in itself. Against the odds Eragon found the greatly needed bright steel when there was none. Against the odds, Rhunon forged a Rider's blade when she had sworn in the ancient language not to. Against the odds, Brisingr was the best sword she had made and Rhunon and Eragon had made it in less than a day, when the process usually took several weeks. The blade itself was a rendition of Zar'rocs with a slightly thinner tip. The scabbard was a beautiful, rich, dark blue like the scales on Saphira's back. At the end of the scabbard was a beautifully carbed piece of bright steel, as well as at the mouth of the scabbarde. In the middle of the scabbard was an exsquisitly molded leaf design on both sides. The blade's color was a lighter shade of blue, like the scales on Saphira's throat. The hilt was made of elegantly carved black wood. The simple crossguards were unadorned but magnificent all the same. And lastly, the pommel of the sword, was an  encrusted sapphire of undenied beauty. The sword was named thus because the pattern Eragon saw on the blade reminded him of fire, and so the sword was christened Brisingr. Surprisingly, whenever Eragon spoke the word brisingr while he was holding the blade, the sword would burst into blue flames. Tested by Rhunon, Eragon was the only one who could call upon the flames of Brisingr.

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Talk:Book 4

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Eragon + Arya?:

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	It wont be Rorans child, all the books are within a week of each other which means rorans child will be unborn		It wont be Rorans child, all the books are within a week of each other which means rorans child will be unborn
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		+	think about it. Would you choose to hatch for Sloan if you were a dragon with the knowledge of your ancestors? It will not be Sloan... or if it is, it will hatch a retarded dragon, which, I know what I just said is blasphemous, as dragons cant be retarded, so basically impossible. (and if CP does make a retarded dragon, I will never read his books again)

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	Will Arya ever give in to Eragon's love for her? In my opinion it wouldn't be right if the series ended and Eragon still hadn't claimed Arya as his own. I couldn't be more certain that Eragon marries in the end, and who would be more fitting than Arya? Eragon in the past 3 books has made it clear he has feelings for her, but Arya broke poor Eragon's heart. Yet still Eragon persists to build a relation ship with the elf. I mean, after all the deeds he has done for the varden, dwarfs and elves, dont you think he atleast dserves the girl he loves?		Will Arya ever give in to Eragon's love for her? In my opinion it wouldn't be right if the series ended and Eragon still hadn't claimed Arya as his own. I couldn't be more certain that Eragon marries in the end, and who would be more fitting than Arya? Eragon in the past 3 books has made it clear he has feelings for her, but Arya broke poor Eragon's heart. Yet still Eragon persists to build a relation ship with the elf. I mean, after all the deeds he has done for the varden, dwarfs and elves, dont you think he atleast dserves the girl he loves?
	Please give you thoughts on this subject. Eragon Deserves her!		Please give you thoughts on this subject. Eragon Deserves her!
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		+	I am very insulted that you just said "claimed Arya as his own." I very strongly disagree with treating women as items, they shouldnt be referred to as belonging to someone. Arya least of all, since she is a very independant person.

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Rider's sword

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Forging and Materials:

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	==[[Enchanted jewel\|Jewels]]==		==[[Enchanted jewel\|Jewels]]==
-	All Rider's swords, such as [[Zar'roc]], contained [[enchanted jewels]], in which Riders could store their energy. This gave Riders an advantage over other warriors, as they could draw energy from the jewels to use for magic or other such things. Jewels were used because the [[Elves]] discovered jewels and semi-precious stones were capable of holding the most energy without shattering or sending volts of power from whom was unfortunate enough to touch the fully charged object.	+	When Rhunon constructed the swords of the Dragon Riders, she put into the hilt, a gem that matched the color of the blade. The Dragon Riders discovered that the jewels in the hilts could hold nearly an endless amount of energy. The energy stored into these gems could help a dragon and his Rider whenever and wherever their energy was becoming drained. But gems were not just used in swords, they were used in the belt of Beloth the Wise, the ring called Aren, which belonged to Brom who later passed it onto Eragon. Zar'roc had a red diamond, Undibtr had a sapphire, Naegling had a yellow diamond, Tamerlein had a great emerald, Arvindr we do not know the color of the blade or jewel in its hilt, and Brisingr had a sapphire as well.
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	All the swords Rhunön forged, except for Brisingr, were made through a lengthy process consisting almost exclusively of manual work - Rhunön was loath to use magic in her craft unless absolutely necessary. Rhunön usually constructed an ore smelter specifically for the occasion, doing so with bricks and clay and no magic. Then, she would spend a day or more refining the ore, depending on the quality of the given piece. When the ore was pure, Rhunön chose an assortment of harder and softer pieces and from these forged the spine of the weapon (from the softer steel, to make the weapon flexible and able to absorb kinetic shock) and what would become the blade (from the harder steel, for obvious reasons of sharpness and durability). All of the pieces were folded and hammered back out several times, making the steel of the sword layered, giving it superior physical properties. In addition, the blade steel was twisted together from two layered rods. Then, the blade and the spine were forged together while hot and meticulously crafted into the desired shape. The entire process would normally take days to weeks. Rhunön only worked by night to be able to judge the current state of the heated metal by its color. During the entire forging process Rhunön chanted an endless stream of spells over the metal she was simultaneously working, most of which presumably only she knew, giving the metal properties no amount of additional enchanting could grant a normally-forged blade.		All the swords Rhunön forged, except for Brisingr, were made through a lengthy process consisting almost exclusively of manual work - Rhunön was loath to use magic in her craft unless absolutely necessary. Rhunön usually constructed an ore smelter specifically for the occasion, doing so with bricks and clay and no magic. Then, she would spend a day or more refining the ore, depending on the quality of the given piece. When the ore was pure, Rhunön chose an assortment of harder and softer pieces and from these forged the spine of the weapon (from the softer steel, to make the weapon flexible and able to absorb kinetic shock) and what would become the blade (from the harder steel, for obvious reasons of sharpness and durability). All of the pieces were folded and hammered back out several times, making the steel of the sword layered, giving it superior physical properties. In addition, the blade steel was twisted together from two layered rods. Then, the blade and the spine were forged together while hot and meticulously crafted into the desired shape. The entire process would normally take days to weeks. Rhunön only worked by night to be able to judge the current state of the heated metal by its color. During the entire forging process Rhunön chanted an endless stream of spells over the metal she was simultaneously working, most of which presumably only she knew, giving the metal properties no amount of additional enchanting could grant a normally-forged blade.

-	At this stage the weapon was black, rough and unadorned. Rhunön would continue for weeks and more etching decorative designs into the blade, filing, scraping and polishing it and finally incorporating the gemstone into the hilt, fashioning a grip, a scabbard, and giving the sword its color. The latter was done by unspecified means, probably magic using the scales of the Rider's dragon as a basis for the coloring. Blade, hilt and scabbard of a finished sword were all richly decorated and displayed various tones of the dragon's scale color. Upon being presented with the blade, the Rider was asked to name his new weapon and, as a final touch, the corresponding symbol was magically inscribed upon the blade and scabbard.	+	At this stage the weapon was black, rough and unadorned. Rhunön would continue for weeks and etching more decorative designs into the blade, filing, scraping and polishing it and finally incorporating the gemstone into the hilt, fashioning a grip, a scabbard, and giving the sword its color. The latter was done by unspecified means, probably magic using the scales of the Rider's dragon as a basis for the coloring. Blade, hilt and scabbard of a finished sword were all richly decorated and displayed various tones of the dragon's scale color. When used, the blades of the Rider's gave off an iridescent sheen, like that of a butterfly's wings. Upon being presented with the blade, the Rider was asked to name his new weapon and, as a final touch, the corresponding symbol was magically inscribed upon the blade and scabbard.

-	Once finished, a Rider's sword was easily a weapon without equal in all of Alagaësia, except for others of its kind. Moreover, the swords were custom-made, their dimensions and parameters personalized to the Rider who would wield them. Thus, while each sword was different, each was the perfect weapon for its owner. This was simultaneously something of a drawback, however, preventing the successful use of a Rider's sword by anyone other than its original owner. The fact that both Eragon and Murtagh were able to wield Zar'roc without much difficulty seems to actually have been a very rare occurrence, especially in Eragon's case, as he was not directly related to Morzan.	+	Once finished, a Rider's sword was easily a weapon without equal in all of Alagaësia, except for others of its kind. Moreover, the swords were custom-made, their dimensions and parameters personalized to the Rider who would wield them. Thus, while each sword was different, each was the perfect weapon for its owner. This was simultaneously something of a drawback, however, preventing the successful use of a Rider's sword by anyone other than its original owner. The fact that both Eragon and Murtagh were able to wield Zar'roc without much difficulty seems to actually have been a very rare occurrence, especially in Eragon's case, as he was not directly related to Morzan.

	[[Christopher Paolini]] himself admits that the forging process of a Rider's sword was adapted from the traditional Japanese sword making techniques.		[[Christopher Paolini]] himself admits that the forging process of a Rider's sword was adapted from the traditional Japanese sword making techniques.

Talk:Book 4

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Empire:

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	I believe it could be Saphira. He did in a way "inherit" Saphiras name from Brom. Its not expected and could very easily be Saphira based on the fact that she is the last of the free dragons and it would seem very unexpected		I believe it could be Saphira. He did in a way "inherit" Saphiras name from Brom. Its not expected and could very easily be Saphira based on the fact that she is the last of the free dragons and it would seem very unexpected
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		+	I believe that Eldunari is the name of the next dragon (the title is eldurani, i know this.) my reasoning is this:
		+	first book=Eragon= the name of a person
		+	second book=Eldest= the name of a title/status
		+	third book=Brisingr= The name of an object
		+	fourth book=Eldunari
		+	It would not make sense to name the fourth book after an object, as he has changed it each time. I cannot help but notice he hasn't named a book after a dragon yet? right?

	== Why so many bogus titles ==		== Why so many bogus titles ==

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History:

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	When [[Eragon I]] first established the Riders, they may not have used swords forged by [[Rhunön]], for at that time they were merely ambassadors between the elves and dragons.		When [[Eragon I]] first established the Riders, they may not have used swords forged by [[Rhunön]], for at that time they were merely ambassadors between the elves and dragons.

-	Later, as the Dragon Riders became [[Alagaësia]]'s keepers of the peace, the need for weapons became more urgent.	+	The elf smith,Rhunon, discovered a new type of steel that she discovered in a star. She later christened the steel "bright steel". Later when she began molding the steel into new blades, she discovered the steel was extremely strong and flexible. Rhunon took the bright steel and constructed the first rider's blade for Eragon 1. Over time the bright steel became harder and harder to find. She found one last horde in the forests of Ellesmera and with that steel, she made the swords: Zar'roc, Undbitr, and Galbatorix's blade. Zar'roc went to Morzan and Undbitr went to Brom Galbatorix's blade has no name, but he used that blade to kill the Dragon Riders and their dragons. The only survivng riders and their dragons were Galbatorix's new dragon, which he stole with the help of Morzan, the thirteen members of the Forsworn, and Oromis and Glaedr.
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-	The elf smith Rhunon discovered ore in meteor shards scattered throughout [[Ellesmera]]. Using this ore, termed 'brightsteel', Rhunon forged the first Rider Sword for Eragon I. She made the sword to match his dragon [[Bid'Daum]]. These swords were unique not only because of the rare (and exceptionally strong, yet flexible) ore used in their construction, but also because of the magic infused into the blade during forging. While constructing a sword, Rhunon would sing spells into the metal while it was still white hot and being formed, therefore altering the characteristics of the metal, enhancing them. Additionally, a large jewel would be placed in the pommel to match the color of the blade and then dragon. These jewels, like all gems in [[Alagaësia]] could store massive amounts of magical energy, strengthening the Rider's abilities in magic.

	After the destruction of the Riders and rise of the [[Empire]], Rhunön, motivated by despair and disgusted by the acts of the Forsworn, swore an oath in the ancient language to never again create a weapon of destruction. Thus, only a few swords exist: [[Zar'roc]], Morzan's sword, in possession of Murtagh; [[Naegling]], [[Oromis]]'s sword; Brisingr, Eragon's newly forged sword; and [[Galbatorix]]'s unknown and unnamed sword. Additionally, an unknown number of swords are held in Galbatorix's "collection"; and two are held by elven families: [[Tamerlein\|Támerlein]] and Arvindr.		After the destruction of the Riders and rise of the [[Empire]], Rhunön, motivated by despair and disgusted by the acts of the Forsworn, swore an oath in the ancient language to never again create a weapon of destruction. Thus, only a few swords exist: [[Zar'roc]], Morzan's sword, in possession of Murtagh; [[Naegling]], [[Oromis]]'s sword; Brisingr, Eragon's newly forged sword; and [[Galbatorix]]'s unknown and unnamed sword. Additionally, an unknown number of swords are held in Galbatorix's "collection"; and two are held by elven families: [[Tamerlein\|Támerlein]] and Arvindr.

Talk:Book 4

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Identity of the next rider:

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	I think that the new rider will be someone that very few people have considered, just to give the story a twist...I would enjoy it very much if Roran or Arya became the new rider, but I don't think it will be them. Then there is the possiblity of Elva, Nasuada and Angela. Of those three angela and elva seem most likely, but i'm not convinced. The Three people that i think are most likely to be the new riders are Jeod, who says his biggest desire is to fly a dragon, Vanrir, who is already extremely skilled in the fighting and Magic. And Orik. Before any one says: Dwarwes can't be riders! remember that Eragon has been sworn into Oriks family, which might circumvent the spell and make it possible.. It sounds unlikely but it would make for an amusing twist, especially after orik said that it's not natural for dwarves to be on Dragons		I think that the new rider will be someone that very few people have considered, just to give the story a twist...I would enjoy it very much if Roran or Arya became the new rider, but I don't think it will be them. Then there is the possiblity of Elva, Nasuada and Angela. Of those three angela and elva seem most likely, but i'm not convinced. The Three people that i think are most likely to be the new riders are Jeod, who says his biggest desire is to fly a dragon, Vanrir, who is already extremely skilled in the fighting and Magic. And Orik. Before any one says: Dwarwes can't be riders! remember that Eragon has been sworn into Oriks family, which might circumvent the spell and make it possible.. It sounds unlikely but it would make for an amusing twist, especially after orik said that it's not natural for dwarves to be on Dragons
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		+	I do not think the next rider will be arya, as if she and eragon were to be together, she is already an elf so dying wouldnt be a worry. It could be angela, but a which and a dragon rider would be too powerful. I think it would be cool if it was Solembum, the werecat... But that is simply speculation I wish for. I believe it will be the girl that Eragon accidentally cursed, after all, she already has the mark of the dragon, she is essentially an argetlam, if not technically since it is on her forehead. and she is also in between the sides, so it would be a battle to get her on either side. Katrina would be interesting, but then she would have to leave her child and Roran. and Arya also wouldnt be practical, because a dragon hatches once it finds a rider hat it finds worthy, so if saphira did not hatch in her care, perhaps she was not destined for a dragon
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		+	and (same person as above here) I am pretty sure that Arya has feelings for Eragon, she just knows a relationship would be a bad idea until after the war. when Eragon went to battle Murtagh just before he left, Arya said I. . . and it was meant to imply something. instead of saying something, she just gave him energy.

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Talk:Eldest (movie)

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WHEN:

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	I hope that A- They make a movie of Eldest and they have a better director and such B- They don't make another movie and let us all celebrate. Or C- They reamke all of the movies, and actually have Arya Elf-looking, Sphira talk, and other things that they left out.		I hope that A- They make a movie of Eldest and they have a better director and such B- They don't make another movie and let us all celebrate. Or C- They reamke all of the movies, and actually have Arya Elf-looking, Sphira talk, and other things that they left out.
		+	the possability of them making an eldest movie is near impossible with the way eragon whent half the story was completly left out we can expect a new eragon before an eldest

	== Why Eldest is impossible without a good Eragon movie ==		== Why Eldest is impossible without a good Eragon movie ==

Talk:Book 4 Suspected Outcomes

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WHAT ABOUT THE ROCK????: new section

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	Has anyone considered Eragon's dream of the two tall people (or elves or whatever) on the boat with two dragons above as people (or elves) that are coming from a land far away to help the Varden, maby some elves from Vroengard, and that the dragons in the sky have riders on their backs and are to help the Varden. Is this possible or does it say that the two persons are leaving, in Eragon's dream? I'm not totaly 100% sure but is it a possibility?		Has anyone considered Eragon's dream of the two tall people (or elves or whatever) on the boat with two dragons above as people (or elves) that are coming from a land far away to help the Varden, maby some elves from Vroengard, and that the dragons in the sky have riders on their backs and are to help the Varden. Is this possible or does it say that the two persons are leaving, in Eragon's dream? I'm not totaly 100% sure but is it a possibility?
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		+	i think, in brisingr, on page 34, it sais "''the tip of saphiras tail twitched, and her scales clinked on a worn dome of rock that protuded from the ground''" and now if you look at the map if alagaesia, there are some hills and a srange dome thing under helgrind...
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		+	also please remember, the rock of kuthian and the vault of souls are not nesesarely the same thing...
		+	--[[Special:Contributions/121.220.21.31\|121.220.21.31]] 23:50, November 20, 2009 (UTC)loz dog

Shrrg

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	A '''Shrrg''' was a [[giant]] [[wolf]], native to the [[Beor Mountains]]. It favored the mountains' woodland in particular, where it hunted [[Nagra]]. [[Eragon Shadeslayer]] and [[Nar Garzhvog]] encountered a Shrrg on their way to [[Tronjheim]].		A '''Shrrg''' was a [[giant]] [[wolf]], native to the [[Beor Mountains]]. It favored the mountains' woodland in particular, where it hunted [[Nagra]]. [[Eragon Shadeslayer]] and [[Nar Garzhvog]] encountered a Shrrg on their way to [[Tronjheim]].

-	Shrrg are described as being immensely large, roughly the same size as a horse. Even though they are very large, they were still fast and agile hunters, able to overtake and kill Nagra. Shrrg are also described with fangs like sabers and burning yellow eyes and heavy shoulders. In the Beor Mountains, they hunted the native deer, the giant boar Nagra, and the large Feldunost goats. It is presumed that they competed and fought with the massive cave bears, the Urzhad.	+	Shrrg are described as being immensely large, roughly the same size as a horse. Even though they are very large, they were still fast and agile hunters, able to overtake and kill Nagra. Shrrg are also described with fangs like sabers and burning yellow eyes and heavy shoulders. In the Beor Mountains, they hunted the native deer, the giant boar Nagra, and the large Feldunost goats. It is presumed that they competed and fought with the massive cave bears, the Urzhad. There is also a dwarf clan named after this species.
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Vol Turin

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		+	Vol Turin, also known as the Endless Staircase, was a staircase that ran the length of Tronjheim. Vol Turin also had a dwarf sized slide running along its length for dwarfs to slide down on.
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Rider's sword

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Colors:

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	==Colors==		==Colors==
-	Each Rider's sword was the same color as their dragons. [[Brom]] gave [[Eragon Shadeslayer\|Eragon]] the red sword, [[Zar'roc]].This sword he looted from the Forsworn 'elite' rider Morzan. Since it was originally Morzan's (who had a red dragon) Zar'roc is red as well. He then obtained a blue sword, which he helped Rhunön-elda craft, which he named Brisingr. Eragon's Brinsingr sword is a hand-and-a-half sword, influenced by Murtagh's sword before he took Zar'roc. It is a blue hue, not bright,metallic, matching the color of Saphira's scales precisely. The blade is made from tempered brightsteel, able to withstand becoming dull, breaking, scratching, and other damage. Eragon has supposedly found his sword's true name, for when he is holding it and casts the spell brisingr (fire) his sword flames, a good advantage for melting metal away. Brisingr is a medium length sword, able to be used with and without a shield, with detailed rune carvings down the blade.	+	Each Rider's sword was the same color as their dragons. Brom had received his own sword,Undbitr, from Rhunon but had lost it in the battle between the Forsworn and the Dragon Riders. It was in that battle that Brom's dragon,Saphira, was killed and where he lost his sword. Out for revenge, Brom hunted down Morzan and killed him. After slaying his enemy, he stole the sword, Zar'roc(misery). When Brom discovered that Eragon was the new rider, he mentored him in the ways of the Dragon Riders. Before he was killed by the Razac, Brom gave Eragon Zar'roc to wield in battle. The only flaw was that Zar'roc was red and Eragon's dragon, Saphire, was blue. In the book, Eldest, In the Battle at the Burning Planes, Murtagh stole Zar'roc from Eragon claiming as being the eldest son of Morzan. Bladeless and unfit to defeat Galbatorix, Eragon raced back the Ellesmera to beg Rhunon for a sword. Unfortunately, without the proper steel to forge a new blade, Rhunon could not make Eragon a blade. By a stroke of luck and intelligence, Eragon and Saphire were able to locate a horde of bright steel under the roots of the Menoa Tree. With the bright steel at hand, Eragon and Rhunon were able to forge a new blade, which Eragon christened Brisingr(fire). Another blade not in possession of Galbatorix was Tamerlein, which belonged to the Dragon Rider Arva. Although Arva was killed in the battle between the Forsworn and the Riders, his blade survived and resides in the house of Lord Fiolr of Ellesmera. The blade was colored a rich,dark green and the hilt was adorned with a large emerald. On the crossguards of the blade, spelled in Elvish are the words,"''I am Tamerlein, bringer of the final ''sleep". Although the length of the blade was equal to that of Zar'roc, the blade was wider, the tip was rounder, and the hilt weighed more. Despite the beauty of the blade, it was a blade that would not serve Eragon well, for the fighting style of this blade was more for swinging and cutting, rather than Eragon's fast and elegant moves he learned from Brom.

	==Why swords?==		==Why swords?==

Talk:Book 4 Suspected Outcomes

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Dream Interpretation--Another Idea:

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	Could this page please be unprotected? Only registered users can edit it, and any admin can seek immediate attention to it. At least in Zeldapedia, there are always active admins/rollback users.... '''[[User:UberPhoeb\|<font color="blue">Uber</font>]]'''''[[User talk:UberPhoeb\|<font color="green">Phoeb</font>]]''[[File:Link_standing_ALTTP.png‎\|link=Special:Contributions/UberPhoeb\|15px]] 14:24, 7 June 2009 (UTC) All I want to do it add {{[[Template:Theory\|Theory]]}} and {{[[Template:Endtheory\|Endtheory]]}}		Could this page please be unprotected? Only registered users can edit it, and any admin can seek immediate attention to it. At least in Zeldapedia, there are always active admins/rollback users.... '''[[User:UberPhoeb\|<font color="blue">Uber</font>]]'''''[[User talk:UberPhoeb\|<font color="green">Phoeb</font>]]''[[File:Link_standing_ALTTP.png‎\|link=Special:Contributions/UberPhoeb\|15px]] 14:24, 7 June 2009 (UTC) All I want to do it add {{[[Template:Theory\|Theory]]}} and {{[[Template:Endtheory\|Endtheory]]}}
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		+	i compeletly agree, i think that people should be able to voice thier ideas!

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	WAIT A SECOND, IF HE LEFT WITH THE ELVES IT WOULD BE THE SAME AS LORD OF THE RINGS!!!!!!!!!		WAIT A SECOND, IF HE LEFT WITH THE ELVES IT WOULD BE THE SAME AS LORD OF THE RINGS!!!!!!!!!
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		+	In the dream it might be that thorn fell in love with saphira and that was enough to change his name, however, it dident change murtaghs. and so eragon and the woman (posibly nasuada or arya) sail away over isenstar lake to du weldenvarden with thorn and saphira, leving murtagh behind as he must stay because galbatorix still has his true name!!!

	==The Fate Of Numerous Characters==		==The Fate Of Numerous Characters==

Werecat

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	There are some people who believe that [[Angela]] may in fact be a werecat. Though at first glance this may seem unlikely, there is actually much evidence to support this theory. For starters she was some how able to cross the Burning Plains and poison the Empire's soldiers without being detected; a feat which would seem risky at best; whereas if she were in her cat form, it would be relatively easy for her to accomplish it.		There are some people who believe that [[Angela]] may in fact be a werecat. Though at first glance this may seem unlikely, there is actually much evidence to support this theory. For starters she was some how able to cross the Burning Plains and poison the Empire's soldiers without being detected; a feat which would seem risky at best; whereas if she were in her cat form, it would be relatively easy for her to accomplish it.

-	There is also the undisputable fact that Angela fits virtually every description of a werecat ever stated in the cycle; she has intimated that she is as old or older than Galbatorix, she has stated on several occasions that she "likes to be where important events will occur", she occasionally offers advice, and she always seems to know more than she lets on. She has also proven to be very smart and dangerous at times. (She loves giving riddles just like werecats.)	+	There is also the undisputable fact that Angela fits virtually every description of a werecat ever stated in the cycle; she has intimated that she is as old or older than Galbatorix, she has stated on several occasions that she "likes to be where important events will occur", she occasionally offers advice, and she always seems to know more than she lets on. She has also proven to be very smart and dangerous at times.

	However, it is unknown if werecats can use magic outside of their natural ability to change shape. Also, in ''[[Eldest (book)\|Eldest]]'', when Eragon was talking to Maud about Solembum, she said the following:		However, it is unknown if werecats can use magic outside of their natural ability to change shape. Also, in ''[[Eldest (book)\|Eldest]]'', when Eragon was talking to Maud about Solembum, she said the following:

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	There are some people who believe that [[Angela]] may in fact be a werecat. Though at first glance this may seem unlikely, there is actually much evidence to support this theory. For starters she was some how able to cross the Burning Plains and poison the Empire's soldiers without being detected; a feat which would seem risky at best; whereas if she were in her cat form, it would be relatively easy for her to accomplish it.		There are some people who believe that [[Angela]] may in fact be a werecat. Though at first glance this may seem unlikely, there is actually much evidence to support this theory. For starters she was some how able to cross the Burning Plains and poison the Empire's soldiers without being detected; a feat which would seem risky at best; whereas if she were in her cat form, it would be relatively easy for her to accomplish it.

-	There is also the undisputable fact that Angela fits virtually every description of a werecat ever stated in the cycle; she has intimated that she is as old or older than Galbatorix, she has stated on several occasions that she "likes to be where important events will occur", she occasionally offers advice, and she always seems to know more than she lets on. She has also proven to be very smart and dangerous at times.	+	There is also the undisputable fact that Angela fits virtually every description of a werecat ever stated in the cycle; she has intimated that she is as old or older than Galbatorix, she has stated on several occasions that she "likes to be where important events will occur", she occasionally offers advice, and she always seems to know more than she lets on. She has also proven to be very smart and dangerous at times. (She loves giving riddles just like werecats.)

	However, it is unknown if werecats can use magic outside of their natural ability to change shape. Also, in ''[[Eldest (book)\|Eldest]]'', when Eragon was talking to Maud about Solembum, she said the following:		However, it is unknown if werecats can use magic outside of their natural ability to change shape. Also, in ''[[Eldest (book)\|Eldest]]'', when Eragon was talking to Maud about Solembum, she said the following:

Characters in the Inheritance Series

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	In [[Teirm]], Eragon encountered a werecat named [[Solembum]]. Solembum was the companion of [[Angela]] the [[witch\|herbalist]] and showed affinity to Eragon; [[Angela]] told [[Eragon]] that it was unusual for [[Solembum]] to associate with any being other than herself, and that Eragon should feel honored. When Solembum shape-shifted, he appeared as a young boy with slanted eyes and a sprig of holly woven into his shaggy black hair.		In [[Teirm]], Eragon encountered a werecat named [[Solembum]]. Solembum was the companion of [[Angela]] the [[witch\|herbalist]] and showed affinity to Eragon; [[Angela]] told [[Eragon]] that it was unusual for [[Solembum]] to associate with any being other than herself, and that Eragon should feel honored. When Solembum shape-shifted, he appeared as a young boy with slanted eyes and a sprig of holly woven into his shaggy black hair.

-	Solembum aided and abetted Eragon's quest on more than one occasion. After Eragon's fortunetelling, he told Eragon of a weapon under a tree that would someday be of use to him (which turned out to be [[brightsteel]] to forge his new sword, "[[Brisingr (sword)\|Brisingr]]"). Solembum fought alongside the [[Varden]] in the [[Battle under Farthen Dûr]] and the [[Battle of The Burning Plains]].	+	Solembum aided and abetted Eragon's quest on more than one occasion. After Eragon's fortunetelling, he told Eragon of a weapon under a tree that would someday be of use to him (which turned out to be [[brightsteel]] to forge his new sword, "[[Brisingr (sword)\|Brisingr]]"). Solembum fought alongside the [[Varden]] in the [[Battle under Farthen Dûr]] and the [[Battle of The Burning Plains]].

	==Maud==		==Maud==
-	In [[Ellesméra]], Eragon met a female werecat by the name of [[Maud]]. She looked like an old woman with silver hair and pointed teeth. Her other names were '''Quickpaw''', the '''Watcher''', and '''Dream Dancer'''. She was the companion of [[Islanzadí\|Queen Islanzadí]]. Many think either Solembum or Maud or both werecats will play a large role in [[Book 4]].	+	In [[Ellesméra]], Eragon met a female werecat by the name of [[Maud]]. She looked like an old woman with silver hair and pointed teeth. Her other names were '''Quickpaw''', the '''Watcher''', and '''Dream Dancer'''. She was the companion of [[Islanzadí\|Queen Islanzadí]]. Many think either Solembum or Maud or both werecats will play a large role in [[Book 4]].

	Maud was also one of the companions that [[Arya]] brought with her to visit Eragon after rejecting his attempts to approach romantically. The other one was Orik the dwarf.		Maud was also one of the companions that [[Arya]] brought with her to visit Eragon after rejecting his attempts to approach romantically. The other one was Orik the dwarf.

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-	Arya was banned from Islanzadí's presence because she chose to devote herself to the greater good of her race (symbolized by her acceptance of the yawë), and to the cause of the [[Varden]]. She has been the elven ambassador to the Varden for seven decades. She was appointed the courier of the one dragon egg [[Brom]] and [[Jeod]] had managed to recover from [[Galbatorix]]'s clutches. She spent 15 years conveying the precious egg back and forth from [[Farthen Dûr]] to [[Ellesméra]], in the hopes that eventually a new [[Rider]]	+	Arya was banned from Islanzadí's presence because she chose to devote herself to the greater good of her race (symbolized by her acceptance of the yawë), and to the cause of the [[Varden]]. She has been the elven ambassador to the Varden for seven decades. She was appointed the courier of the one dragon egg [[Brom]] and [[Jeod]] had managed to recover from [[Galbatorix]]'s clutches. She spent 15 years conveying the precious egg back and forth from [[Farthen Dûr]] to [[Ellesméra]], in the hopes that eventually a new [[Rider]] would be found.
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	===Capture and Torture===		===Capture and Torture===

Murtagh

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	====<span style="color:green;">''[[w:c:lordoftherings:Lord of the Rings\|Lord of the Rings]]''</span>====		====<span style="color:green;">''[[w:c:lordoftherings:Lord of the Rings\|Lord of the Rings]]''</span>====
		+	Murtagh has several similarities to Aragorn. He is a wanderer who is of noble birth and heir to a [[Forsworn\|position]] that he eventually takes, and is very skilled as swordsman, archer, and woodsman. Murtagh also lends Eragon his assistance and service on his quest to destroy the [[Galbatorix\|Dark Lord]], much as Aragorn did for Frodo. However, there is another character Murtagh is much more similar to, especially after ''Brisingr'': The Witch-king of Angmar.
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	Like the Witch-king, Murtagh rode a dragonish beast, was the greatest servant of the Dark Lord, wielded a sword as his primary weapon, and possessed powerful [[magic]] bestowed to him by his master. Murtagh was recruited into Galbatorix's service in a similar way to how the Witch-king was brought into Sauron's: The Witch-king was given a ring of power, which gave him incredible powers but slowly turned him into a ghostly wraith and servant to the Dark Lord; Murtagh was given a dragon egg by Galbatorix, which hatched for him, granting him a range of new powers, but coming with the price that he had to swear oaths of fealty to Galbatorix, making him his servant forever. Murtagh also battled [[Oromis]] and [[Glaedr]] at the end of ''Brisingr'', just as the Witch-king confronted Gandalf in ''The Return of the King''. The main difference is that Gandalf survived the encounter with the Witch-king, while Murtagh slew Oromis (with Galbatorix's help).		Like the Witch-king, Murtagh rode a dragonish beast, was the greatest servant of the Dark Lord, wielded a sword as his primary weapon, and possessed powerful [[magic]] bestowed to him by his master. Murtagh was recruited into Galbatorix's service in a similar way to how the Witch-king was brought into Sauron's: The Witch-king was given a ring of power, which gave him incredible powers but slowly turned him into a ghostly wraith and servant to the Dark Lord; Murtagh was given a dragon egg by Galbatorix, which hatched for him, granting him a range of new powers, but coming with the price that he had to swear oaths of fealty to Galbatorix, making him his servant forever. Murtagh also battled [[Oromis]] and [[Glaedr]] at the end of ''Brisingr'', just as the Witch-king confronted Gandalf in ''The Return of the King''. The main difference is that Gandalf survived the encounter with the Witch-king, while Murtagh slew Oromis (with Galbatorix's help).

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	====<span style="color:green;">''[[w:c:lordoftherings:Lord of the Rings\|Lord of the Rings]]''</span>====		====<span style="color:green;">''[[w:c:lordoftherings:Lord of the Rings\|Lord of the Rings]]''</span>====
-	Murtagh has several similarities to Aragorn. He is a wanderer who is of noble birth and heir to a [[Forsworn\|position]] that he eventually takes, and is very skilled as swordsman, archer, and woodsman. Murtagh also lends Eragon his assistance and service on his quest to destroy the [[Galbatorix\|Dark Lord]], much as Aragorn did for Frodo. However, there is another character Murtagh is much more similar to, especially after ''Brisingr'': The Witch-king of Angmar.
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	Like the Witch-king, Murtagh rode a dragonish beast, was the greatest servant of the Dark Lord, wielded a sword as his primary weapon, and possessed powerful [[magic]] bestowed to him by his master. Murtagh was recruited into Galbatorix's service in a similar way to how the Witch-king was brought into Sauron's: The Witch-king was given a ring of power, which gave him incredible powers but slowly turned him into a ghostly wraith and servant to the Dark Lord; Murtagh was given a dragon egg by Galbatorix, which hatched for him, granting him a range of new powers, but coming with the price that he had to swear oaths of fealty to Galbatorix, making him his servant forever. Murtagh also battled [[Oromis]] and [[Glaedr]] at the end of ''Brisingr'', just as the Witch-king confronted Gandalf in ''The Return of the King''. The main difference is that Gandalf survived the encounter with the Witch-king, while Murtagh slew Oromis (with Galbatorix's help).		Like the Witch-king, Murtagh rode a dragonish beast, was the greatest servant of the Dark Lord, wielded a sword as his primary weapon, and possessed powerful [[magic]] bestowed to him by his master. Murtagh was recruited into Galbatorix's service in a similar way to how the Witch-king was brought into Sauron's: The Witch-king was given a ring of power, which gave him incredible powers but slowly turned him into a ghostly wraith and servant to the Dark Lord; Murtagh was given a dragon egg by Galbatorix, which hatched for him, granting him a range of new powers, but coming with the price that he had to swear oaths of fealty to Galbatorix, making him his servant forever. Murtagh also battled [[Oromis]] and [[Glaedr]] at the end of ''Brisingr'', just as the Witch-king confronted Gandalf in ''The Return of the King''. The main difference is that Gandalf survived the encounter with the Witch-king, while Murtagh slew Oromis (with Galbatorix's help).

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	The '''Fanghur''' were giant serpents with bat-like wings that resembled [[dragons]], but were smaller, could not breathe fire, and were much less intelligent than dragons. They stunned their prey with an immobilizing mental screech and then killed them. They usually hunted in groups of three or four. The Fanghur were extremely endangered during [[Eragon]]'s time. They were among the five species native to the [[Beor Mountains]]. The other species were [[Nagra]], [[Shrrg]], [[Feldunost]], and [[Urzhad]].		The '''Fanghur''' were giant serpents with bat-like wings that resembled [[dragons]], but were smaller, could not breathe fire, and were much less intelligent than dragons. They stunned their prey with an immobilizing mental screech and then killed them. They usually hunted in groups of three or four. The Fanghur were extremely endangered during [[Eragon]]'s time. They were among the five species native to the [[Beor Mountains]]. The other species were [[Nagra]], [[Shrrg]], [[Feldunost]], and [[Urzhad]].

	When traveling from [[Tarnag]] to the [[Az Ragni]], Eragon and [[Saphira]] were attacked by a group of three Fanghur, but thanks to Saphira's strength and fire, the Fanghur were scared off, with one being injured.		When traveling from [[Tarnag]] to the [[Az Ragni]], Eragon and [[Saphira]] were attacked by a group of three Fanghur, but thanks to Saphira's strength and fire, the Fanghur were scared off, with one being injured.
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		+	''Fang, or wind-vipers, as they are known, are rare, dragon-like creatures, though they aren't as intelligent as dragons, nor can they breathe fire. At almost twenty feet long, they are still formidable foes, who hunt by using their minds to immobilize their prey while they kill it.''

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Book 4

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	==See also==		==See also==
-	* [[Book 4 Suspected Outcomes]], '''for speculation on Book 4'''	+	hey guys
-	* [http://www.shurtugal.com Shurtugal.com]	+
-	* [http://www.alagaesia.com Alagaesia.com]	+	the book is supposed to come out on March 14, 2010*
-	* [http://www.eragons.com Eragons.com (Spanish)]

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==