Aragorn

Aragorn, born Estel and later revealed to be the heir of the Dúnedain, is the central character of J.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy novel 'The Lord of the Rings'. He possesses the blood of the ancient Numenorean kings, has a deep connection to nature and the wilderness, and is both a valiant warrior and a reluctant king. Aragorn is drawn to the path of a Ranger, a group of guardians who protect the northern borders of Middle-earth. He is driven by the idea of restoring his kingdom, Gondor, and has a strong sense of duty and honor, which he weighs against his love for Arwen, the elf-maiden who is destined to be his wife. He is a friend to hobbits Frodo and Sam, and his journey towards kingship is marked by a blend of compassion, leadership, and humility.