I feel for Galadriel. She was banished from Valinor (although it was her fault). She could not return for a long time and when she did get permission to return she had to leave Lorien. Lorien, the relm she built with her own hands. She helped Frodo in his quest rejecting the possibility of great power. When she rejected the ring she not only lost her chance for more power, she also set herself up to forfeit the power she had through her ring. It seems that what ever decision Galadriel made she ended up leaving something close to her heart behind.

Radagast *sighs* he really doesn't have enough lines :D

I always felt sorry for Faramir. His father put out all of his love to Boromir when they were both honorable and good men. Especially after Boromir dies and he sends Faramir to retake Osgiliath. How depressing. Also I always felt a little sorry for all of the ents who never found the entwives.

I feel most sorry for Treebeard because when I read the Many Partings chapter of The Return of the King it seems quite sad when he starts saying how there will be no more Ents because of the fact that they lost the Entwives, yet he still has a shred of hope that they'll find them again, it's so futile it's tragic. :(

Definetly Sam,who went in all troubles for ''Mr. Frodo'' and saved hiss butt so many times,but Frodo didn't even want to listen to his opinions about Gollum and everything else.The good thing is he finally gets fame for thet in Shire.

Maeglin and Denethor (of Gondor).