The rightful heir to Gondor's throne, a skilled ranger and leader of the Fellowship.
Their love motivates Arwen's painful decision about leaving Middle-earth.
During his apparent death, Aragorn has visions of Arwen, while Arwen is told that he will not return.
Legolas supports Aragorn's leadership during the pursuit and battle.
Aragorn and Legolas pursue the Uruk-hai together in an attempt to rescue Merry and Pippin.
The listed character entry connects Aragorn to both major allied roles.
Aragorn and Gimli pursue the Uruk-hai together, while Treebeard later joins the struggle against Saruman's war effort.
Aragorn makes their rescue a major objective.
Aragorn pursues the Uruk-hai with Legolas and Gimli to save Merry and Pippin.
Aragorn's pursuit protects Pippin from the hostile captors.
Aragorn pursues the Uruk-hai with Legolas and Gimli to save Merry and Pippin.
Gandalf resumes guiding Aragorn's group after his return.
Aragorn's group encounters Gandalf in Fangorn, and Gandalf leads them to Rohan's capital.
Aragorn supports Théoden during Rohan's decisive defense.
Aragorn arrives at Helm's Deep, warns Théoden about Saruman's army, and helps prepare the defense.
Éomer provides practical and military support to Aragorn.
Éomer gives Aragorn's group two horses, and later arrives with Gandalf to turn the battle at Helm's Deep.
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