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Tilda, the daughter of [[ | Tilda, the daughter of [[Bard]], had an older sister [[Sigrid]], who looks after her when their father is at work, and an older brother, [[Bain]].<ref>''[[The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug]]''</ref> During the onslaught of [[Smaug]], she escaped the town with her sister, the Elf [[Tauriel]] and the Dwarves. They relocated to the ruins of [[Dale]]. | ||
After the Orcs attacked Dale, Tilda and her siblings hid in the Great Hall on the main square, although their journey there was beset with dangers.<ref>''[[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies]]''</ref> | After the Orcs attacked Dale, Tilda and her siblings hid in the Great Hall on the main square, although their journey there was beset with dangers.<ref>''[[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies]]''</ref> | ||
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| "Tilda" is a concept which has only appeared in an adaptation of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. |
Tilda in The Hobbit (film series)
Tilda was the youngest child of Bard in the Hobbit film trilogy.
Sigrid is a young girl from Dale in the Hobbit film trilogy. She was played by Mary Nesbitt, the younger daughter of James Nesbitt.
History
Tilda, the daughter of Bard, had an older sister Sigrid, who looks after her when their father is at work, and an older brother, Bain.[1] During the onslaught of Smaug, she escaped the town with her sister, the Elf Tauriel and the Dwarves. They relocated to the ruins of Dale.
After the Orcs attacked Dale, Tilda and her siblings hid in the Great Hall on the main square, although their journey there was beset with dangers.[2]
