Arwen 

The romance between Aragorn and Arwen is reminiscent of the romance between Beren and Luthien, but as with many other tales of the Third Age, theirs is a pale copy of the deeds of earlier ages. Still, only one other marriage between human and elf is recorded in the annals of Tolkien. Arwen is mostly a minor character in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, while she is nevertheless described in detail in the appendices after the third book, The Return of the King.

Arwen plays a major role in the Peter Jackson movie version of the three books. In the 2002 film version, but not the books, she sneaks up on Aragorn, treats Frodo with athelas, and takes him by herself on horseback where she thwarts the Black Riders at Bruinen[?] with a sudden flood. (In the book, it was Glorfindel who put Frodo on horseback and sent him alone to flee the black riders, and Elrond and Gandalf who arranged the flood.) During this flight and elsewhere in the movies Arwen weilds the sword Hadhafang, which was once weilded by her father.

Some argue that the substitution of Arwen for Glorfindel is a major departure in the film version of the story, and less acceptable even then that of the substitution of Legolas for Glorfindel in the Ralph Bakshi version. As with other changes in character and plot, this is a common and unavoidable hazard encountered in the adaptation of a story from a literary to a film format.

In the movie trilogy, Arwen is played by Liv Tyler[?].

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