Master of Lake-town

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The Master of Lake-town is the shrewd and self-serving political leader of Esgaroth in J.R.R. Tolkien’s "The Hobbit," known for his cunning governance and eventual downfall.

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Master of Lake-town canonical 3
the Master of Lake-town 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Man
fictional character
political leader
ruler of Esgaroth
age Third Age NERFINISHED
allegiance Lake-town NERFINISHED
appearsIn The Hobbit NERFINISHED
associatedEvent aftermath of the death of Smaug
political turmoil in Lake-town after Smaug’s fall
associatedPlace Long Lake NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath exposure
starvation
characterTrait cowardly
cunning
greedy
politically astute
self-serving
shrewd
concern personal safety
political power
wealth
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
fate dies in the wild
firstPublicationContext The Hobbit (1937 novel) NERFINISHED
gender male
governs Esgaroth NERFINISHED
Lake-town NERFINISHED
languageSpoken Westron NERFINISHED
literaryGenre fantasy
mannerOfDeath dies alone
moralAlignment morally ambiguous
nationality Lake-man
notableEvent attempt to shift blame after Smaug’s attack
flight from Lake-town with gold
interaction with Thorin Oakenshield
rule during Smaug’s attack on Lake-town
notableFor cunning governance of Lake-town
eventual downfall
self-preservation during crisis
opposes Bard the Bowman NERFINISHED
positionHeld Master of Esgaroth NERFINISHED
Master of Lake-town NERFINISHED
race Men
relationshipTo Bard the Bowman as political rival
setting Middle-earth NERFINISHED
workTypeContext novel character

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Men of Lake-town ruledBy Master of Lake-town
Men of Lake-town notableLeader Master of Lake-town
Lake-town leaderTitle Master of Lake-town
Lake-town notableResident Master of Lake-town
this entity surface form: the Master of Lake-town