Aragorn's Knife from Lord of the Rings

Aragorn is a legendary character in the 'Lord of the Rings' mythology, and although his sword Andúril is his most iconic weapon, he is also known to carry a knife as a second weapon. Here are some interesting facts about Aragorn's knife:

• Aragorn's knife is called the 'Hobbit Dirk' or 'Hobbit Dagger', and is a dagger with a long, slender blade that is worn in a sheath at the waist.
• Unlike Andúril, which was forged by elves, the Hobbit dagger was made by hobbits. It was a gift from Bilbo Baggins to Frodo Baggins, and it became an invaluable tool to the Fellowship of the Ring during their journey through Middle-earth.
• In the movie 'The Lord of the Rings', Aragorn's knife was created from a real model of a medieval dagger. The dagger hilt features a design style reminiscent of Norse and Viking cultures.
• Although the Hobbit dagger is a useful tool for survival in the wild, it is also a weapon capable of dealing significant damage. In battle, Aragorn uses it as a secondary weapon to defend himself or to make quick and precise attacks.
• Unlike Andúril, which has deep and significant symbolism in the 'Lord of the Rings' story, the Hobbit dagger is a more practical and utilitarian object. However, its sentimental value to Frodo and its role in fighting evil make it an important item in the history of Middle-earth.
• The design of Aragorn's knife sheath is simple and functional, made of brown leather and decorated with a metal buckle. This simple, austere design is consistent with Aragorn's style of clothing and equipment, which prefers functionality and practicality to ostentation and extravagance.