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Lord of the Rings: Grishnakh
Since the Great War much of the history of the orcs has been forgotten. The race was predominately illiterate so most of the history that was passed along by the story-songs of the ancients was lost when they were killed in battle. What bit of history that is now available was from the observations of Merry and Pippin during the time they were captured by the orcs.
It is well known that Ugluk was the great leader of the group of orcs that captured the hobbits, however, it is rarely mentioned that another orc leader was with Ugluk, one whom many believe knew the great power of the Ring. While the hobbits where held by the orcs, it was Grishnakh who searched them for the ring and was on the verge of killing Merry and Pippin when the humans counter-attacked the orcs allowing the hobbits to escape. While this story may sound plausible, the true story of why Grishnakh wanted to kill the hobbits has never been told, never until now.
Grishnakh knew the value of the two small captives and kept them under constant watch with two of his best guards. Between interrogations, only his upper consort Opheluk was allowed to see the hobbits. She was in charge of their care and spent much of her day within the hovel where the two were incarcerated.