Men of the Mountains

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Men of the Mountains are the ghostly oath-breakers from the White Mountains in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth legendarium, who swore allegiance to Isildur and were later bound to haunt the Paths of the Dead.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional ethnic group
group of Men
oath-breakers
undead beings
aidIn defeat of the Corsairs of Umbar
alignment originally servants of Sauron
alsoKnownAs Dead Men of Dunharrow NERFINISHED
Oathbreakers NERFINISHED
appearIn The Lord of the Rings NERFINISHED
The Return of the King NERFINISHED
associatedLocation Dunharrow NERFINISHED
Dwimorberg NERFINISHED
boundBy Oath to Isildur NERFINISHED
boundTo Paths of the Dead NERFINISHED
brokeOathTo Isildur NERFINISHED
cannot be harmed by ordinary weapons
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
cursedBy Isildur NERFINISHED
dispersedAfter fulfilling their oath
ethos cowardice in life
failedTo aid Isildur in the War of the Last Alliance
fearEffect cause terror in mortals
fictionalUniverse Middle-earth
genre high fantasy
haunt Paths of the Dead NERFINISHED
languageFamily languages of Men of Gondor region (implied, not specified)
liveIn White Mountains NERFINISHED
loyalty to their own mountain-king before Isildur
medium literature
mentionedIn The Return of the King, Book V, Chapter 2 "The Passing of the Grey Company" NERFINISHED
The Return of the King, Book V, Chapter 9 "The Last Debate" NERFINISHED
oathFulfilledAt War of the Ring NERFINISHED
oathFulfilledFor Aragorn NERFINISHED
partOf legendarium of Middle-earth NERFINISHED
promisedTo forswear Sauron
punishment condemned to remain in Middle-earth as spirits
race Men
relatedEvent War of the Last Alliance NERFINISHED
War of the Ring NERFINISHED
relatedGroup Dúnedain of Gondor NERFINISHED
status invisible or shadowy to the living
summonedBy Aragorn NERFINISHED
sworeAllegianceTo Isildur NERFINISHED
symbolism consequences of oath-breaking
timeOfCurse end of the Second Age
timeOfOath Second Age NERFINISHED
timeOfRelease end of the Third Age

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White Mountains associatedPeople Men of the Mountains