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Morwen is a character from J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, and the wife of Húrin, Lord of Dor-lómin.
Morwen may also refer to:
- Morwen (Third Age), another character in Middle-earth, and daughter of Belecthor I, Steward of Gondor
- Morwen, an original character in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy
- Morwen, a character in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede
Usage examples of "morwen".
Deep in the Enchanted Forest , in a neat gray house with a wide porch and a red roof, lived the witch Morwen and her nine cats.
He had never told Morwen exactly how he had damaged either the tail or the ear, but from the way he acted she assumed he had won a fight with something.
As soon as the Chairwitch was out of sight above the trees, Morwen turned to go back inside.
Miss Eliza, Scorn, and Chaos were sitting in the kitchen, trying to look as if they were waiting for something interesting to happen and not as if they were doing as Morwen had told them.
When Morwen entered, she looked up briefly and then returned to washing.
There was no sign of Murgatroyd or of the interesting rabbit, so Morwen started toward the gate.
When Morwen looked at Killer again, he had retreated another couple of feet.
After ten minutes, Morwen was wishing she had brought her broomstick.
It would have been much easier to follow him by air, Morwen thought, but she did not say anything because it would only encourage the cats to complain.
When they finally reached the clover patch, Morwen was nearly as cross as her cats.
Frowning in concentration, Morwen reached into her sleeve and pulled out the sample jar of clover.
Making that door-and the various rooms it led to-had taken Morwen a great deal of time and effort, considerably more than her sleeves, but it had been worth every minute.
Frowning slightly, Morwen skirted the cluttered desk and stopped in front of an oval mirror in the corner.
Turning, Morwen saw the tortoiseshell cat standing just inside the open study door.
By the time Telemain appeared in the front yard, Morwen had finished the sign and was cleaning her brush.