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Well... First of all, Tolkien's Ents and the Ents from the world of Ashan are not the same thing. But if you're going to compare them, it wouldn't hurt to know some facts about Ents. This phrase is complete nonsense and has no basis:
Tolkien's Ents moved very, very, very slowly...
Here are some quotes from The Lord of the Rings (taken from here):
He is naturally quiet and gentle, Quickbeam, but all the more fiercely does he hate Saruman – his most beloved rowans have perished under the axes of the Orcs. He leapt from the wall by the inner gate and ran down the road towards Orthanc: they can move swiftly when they will.
So, the wind is slow if the Ents run faster than it, right?
They ran up, as it were, and leapt at the smooth black tower – but it was all in vain, of course. Here, it seems, the Wizards have done better work than Saruman. The Ents made no crack in the stone, but only bruised and hurt themselves.
I can imagine a very, very slow sprint of the Ents.
I think the question of the Ents' movement speed is closed.
Я видел, как Небо окутала Тьма, и Небо смирилось с Судьбой, Горящие реки сходили с ума, пытаясь остаться водой, Земля пропустила коварный удар, раскрывшись на шаге вперёд, Взлетел разъярённым драконом Огонь и понял, что тоже умрёт...
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