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In Summer I Found the Wood of the Ents from "Lord of the Rings" :) I like the movie "Lord of the Rings" and I also read the book J.R. Tolkien when I was a child. Once I walked through the woods and saw a Ent's tree. It does't talk. I think it was in a dormant state. I guess this is Treebeard, a single discrepancy with the character a small growth. Maybe it's a new generation of Ents or great-grandson of Treebeard. These strange trees live in our woods. This is fabulous mystification or reality. What do you think:)?

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In the Summer I Found the Wood of the Ents from "Lord of the Rings" :)

I like the movie "Lord of the Rings" and I also read the book by J.R. Tolkien when I was a child. Once I walked through the woods and saw  anEnt's tree. It doesn't talk. I think it was in a dormant state.
I guess this is Treebeard, a single discrepancy (Organism/plant) with the character a of small growth. Maybe it's a new generation of Ents or the great-grandson of Treebeard.
These strange trees live in our woods. This is a fabulous mystification or reality. What do you think:)?


Great job! I didn't know what you were intending to mean by discrepancy, but great word! :)

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In Summer I Found the Wood of the Ents from "Lord of the Rings" :)

I like the movie "Lord of the Rings" and I also read the book J.R. Tolkien wrote when I was a child. Once When I walked through the woods and I saw an Ent's tree. It does't talk. I think it was in a dormant (good word!)  state.
I guess this is Treebeard, a single discrepancy with of the character a small growth. Maybe it's a new generation of Ents or great-grandson of Treebeard.
These strange trees live in our woods. Is this fabulous mystification or reality. What do you think:)?
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In Summer I Found the Wood of the Ents from "Lord of the Rings" :)

I like the movie "Lord of the Rings" and I also read the book J.R. Tolkien when I was a child. Once I walked through the woods and saw a Ent's tree. It does't talk. I think it was in a dormant state.
I guess this is Treebeard, a single discrepancy with the character a small growth. Maybe it's a new generation of Ents or great-grandson of Treebeard.
These strange trees live in our woods. This is fabulous mystification or reality. What do you think:)?

> I like the movie "Lord of the Rings", and I also had read this book by J.R. Tolkien when I was a child. I once went for a walk in the woods and saw a tree that looked like the Ent  from the movie. It didn't speak to me ,though. I guessed it was just lying dormant. It looked like Treebeard to me -- but with an obvious discrepancy in appearance : it was much smaller in size. Maybe it is a new generation of Ents or a great-grandson of Treebeard. These strange-looking trees live in our woods . So, is it just a fabulous fictional character or a reality? What do you think? :)

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