Fíli

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NOTE: This page is for the version of Fíli from the Peter Jackson continuity. You may be looking for more info on his mainstream counterpart.

Fíli is one of the two tritagonists of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit film trilogy (along with Kíli). He was one of the 12 Dwarves accompanying his uncle and King, Thorin Oakenshield to reclaim their homeland from the dragon Smaug alongside his younger brother Kíli, later joined by their hired Hobbit 'burglar' Bilbo Baggins.

In Peter Jackson's trilogy, Fíli is portrayed by Dean O'Gorman.

Roles[]

He serves as a major character in The Hobbit trilogy, being one of the twelve tritagonists of An Unexpected Journey (along with Kíli, Dwalin, Balin, Bifur, Bofur and the other dwarves), and a major character in both The Desolation of Smaug and The Battle of the Five Armies.

Personality[]

Fíli is a stubborn dwarf, but reasonably fair. He is childish, immature, reckless, energetic, and eager. He is caring, protective, and strict over his younger brother, and his other friends. Unlike Kíli, Fíli knows when to stop messing up. Fíli is a bit careless, but time and time again, he does come to care at the end. Even though he even teases Bilbo, Fíli does care about him, as shown when he is relieved Bilbo came back alive and later tried to stop Thorin from killing their companion. Fíli is also loyal and loving to his uncle. He is also very brave. Mostly does what he's told and is more levelheaded.

Abilities[]

Fili, like many dwarves, is skilled in combat, particularly with axes and swords. He is described as brave and capable in battle. However, his specific abilities are not highlighted in great detail in the novel. Like the other dwarves, Fili possesses the resilience and determination typical of his race, making him a valuable member of the company during their journey.

Throughout "The Hobbit," Fili is depicted as resourceful, loyal, and steadfast in his commitment to the quest. He participates in various skirmishes and battles encountered during the expedition, demonstrating his courage and skill as a warrior. Additionally, he shares the dwarves' love for treasure and their desire to reclaim the lost kingdom of Erebor.

Overall, while Fili's abilities are not explicitly detailed beyond his proficiency in combat and his loyalty to his companions.