Khîm the Petty-dwarf
Legendary Norse figure, Khìm the Petty-dwarf, famed for cunning, mischief, and exceptional strength despite small stature.
Character
Literary
The Children of Húrin
Beleriand, Middle-earth
Khîm the Petty-dwarf, a prominent figure in J.R.R. Tolkien’s ‘The Children of Húrin’, continues to captivate audiences with his complex and intriguing character. Originally introduced in the 2019 writeup, recent developments have shed new light on his life and legacy.
Born in the year 2750 of the Third Age, Khîm hailed from the Blue Mountains, where he received a traditional dwarven education. His prowess in combat earned him renown and respect, leading him to fight alongside Thorin Oakenshield in the epic Battle of Five Armies. Khîm’s bravery and determination were instrumental in securing victory for the dwarves, solidifying his place as a legendary warrior.
Beyond his military achievements, Khîm was also a skilled craftsman, creating intricate metalwork and jewelry. His love for music and knowledge of dwarven history and lore made him a sought-after companion and advisor. His pet raven, “Whisper,” aided him in communication and intelligence gathering.
Khîm’s jovial and gregarious nature endeared him to his fellow dwarves, who admired his unwavering loyalty and camaraderie. His life was filled with adventure, bravery, and friendship, leaving an indelible mark on dwarven history. Khîm the Petty-dwarf remains an iconic figure, inspiring future generations with his indomitable spirit and unwavering dedication to his people.
