In The Two Towers, Aragorn comes across the lovely maiden Eowyn, the niece of King Theoden. He sees her struggle as she pleads with her uncle to let her fight with the other warriors of Rohan.

The post Aragorn’s LOTR Beard Is Uncanonical, ... Theoden, and all others named. But not Denethor, Boromir, Faramir, Aragorn, Isildur, or other Numenorean chieftains. ...

Then, when he gets to Rohan with Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas, the way he goes about saving Théoden and getting Saruman out of him is iconic. Basically, he bonks him on the head with his staff ...

Haleth’s heartfelt conversation with Aragorn made it into both the theatrical cut and the extended edition of The Two Towers. In both, it’s the second-to-last scene before the fighting begins ...

"Men normally had them when full-grown, hence Eomer, Theoden, and all others named. But not Denethor, Boromir, Faramir, Aragorn, Isildur, or other Numenorean chieftans," Tolkien is said to have ...

When Saruman launched his attack on Rohan she wished to be able to fight in defence of her country but was denied by Theoden and Aragorn. When the army rode to help Gondor she disguised herself as ...

Leaving his three comrades – Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli – with Theoden, Gandalf disappeared into the fields on an unnamed mission. His only guidance was to wait for 24 hours, but his GOTWA ...

Aragorn was also the Chieftain of the Dúnedain and he had many matters to attend to in the north. But he was also aware that the future steward, Denethor, had grown jealous of Aragorn.

Aragorn’s iconic stubble and sometimes full-grown beard from The Lord of the Rings movies is not Tolkien canonical. But it is wonderful. Of course, every new property creates its own new canon.