... Aragorn tells Eomer that both Gandalf and Boromir are dead, Eomer is sorry. He tells the hunters that the men of Rohan are no friends of either Sauron or Saruman, the wizard who was aiding in the attack on Boromir's people. He offers the hunters horses, asking only that once their deed is accomplished ... to guard the Hobbits and goes off on an errand. The guards tell them that they are rangers that have come to ambush the men that help Sauron. Though they know that Gondor and Minas Tirith are doomed, they will not let the Southrons join the Dark Lord without opposition. Sam then gets h...

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... to murder Frodo in attempt to steal the Ring. During this altercation, Frodo slips on the Ring, which in turn draws the pursuing creatures in service of Sauron, the Orcs. After realizing his mistake, Boromir becomes aware of the Ring's power and its control of him. "What have I done? Frodo, Frodo! ... was the head of his council, a powerful ally of Gandalf the Grey, and a representation of good in the world. However, through the persuasion of Sauron with promises of a shared ruling of Middle Earth, Saruman accepted a ring from his new master, thereby solidifying their pact. When Gandalf...

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... the Rings parallel biblical characters. The evil, antagonist of this epic is Sauron who has a direct relationship with Satan. In A Tolkien Compass Jared Lobdell states, "Originally Sauron was a fair creature to look upon and had been given supremacy in Middle-earth Sauron bewitched the king of Numenor and most of his subjects, telling them ... that "everlasting life would be his who possessed the Undying Lands" Deceived, the Numenoreans committed Middle-earth's Original Sin" (68). This shows how Sauron tricks the fair men of Numenor into violating their single prohibition. Satan also beg...

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... destroy the ring. Hence the title, The Fellowship of The Ring. However, at the same time the fellowship is being hunted down by the evil servants of Sauron, which provide fatal difficulties. Frodo's colleagues include Gandalf The Gray (a wizard), Samwise Gamges (Frodo's gardener and best friend), Merry and Pippin (hobbit friends), Legolas ... and the measures the United States and the world have taken to insure such a tragedy never happens again. There will always be someone like Sauron in our society, whether we work with them or follow them. There will continually be one person who des...

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... book has two titles. The main one, which is the title of the series, is "The Lord Of The Rings". This is very significant to the story because Sauron, who is the main enemy, is the "Lord Of The Rings". This is due to the fact that he has the power to control the nine magic rings but ... he fights it and eventually returns to normal. Boromir is very valiant and also very foolish for he believes that they can use the ring against Sauron. This shows his ignorance for not even Elrond, an immensely powerful elf, can handle the power the ring possesses and the obviousness that only ... Power,...

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... who is actually an enormous walking talking tree. Pippen and Merry spend most of the film trying to convince Treebeard and the other Ents to help in the fight against Sauron. Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli pursue the hobbits only to find that Gandolf has been resurrected to aid them in the battle for middle earth. They travel to Rohan to enlist ... fight with Rohan against Saruman. Merry and Pippen are attempting to employ the help of the Ents. All while Sam and Frodo are making their way to Mordor to defeat Sauron by casting the ring into the fires of Mount Doom. All three are attempting t...

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... soul that is threatened to be claimed by the very ring he is given, but those of all of his people. The ring is sought after by its very creator Sauron the all powerful sorcerer, and Dark Lord of the middle-earth to aid in his evil deeds. In his sin blackened hands the ring has the power to rob the ... down to the young Frodo. Unlike his cousin Frodo is heroic, courageous, crafty, wise, and strong willed. With the encouragement of Gandalf, the high wizard only second in line to Sauron, Frodo sets off for the Crack of Doom where the powerful ring must be destroyed once and for all to pre...

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... also his mental stability along the way. The power of the ring starts to take over Frodo and tries to make him succumb to the maker of the ring's power, Sauron, but because of his strong will and determination, he ends up making it into Mordor and destroying the ring and the reign of ... Sauron and his followers. "The realm of Sauron is ended!" said Gandalf. "The ringbearer has fulfilled his quest." "And as the captains gazed south to the Land of Mordor, it seemed to them that, black against the pall ... ...

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... of Dargolad that occurs in the beginning of the movie was symbolic of the Great War in Heaven, where Satan was expelled. In the movie Sauron and Gandalf begin to fight over the power of the ring. Sauron yearns to have possession of the ring because he can use it to become powerful and bring evil against others. Gandalf says, "There is ... ...

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... begins when Bilbo Baggins celebrated his eleventy-first birthday afterwhich he presented his younger cousin Frodo with a ring. This ring, which turns out to be the One Ring, forged by Sauron, the dark Lord, who filled it with his own power so that he could rule over all the other rings of power crafted by the Elven-smiths. But ... Sauron lost the One Ring and even if he searched far and wide for it, it remained lost to him. Until by chance it fell into the hands of the hobbit ... ...

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... the beginning. They form a fellowship of nine, including Gandalf the grey, a powerful wizard. They are set out on a journey to destroy the all powerful ring forged by the dark lord Sauron, before he gets it and covers all the land in sick and darkness using its powers. Frodo is the ring barer. Tolkien makes this book extremely exciting using select word ... ...

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... as The Lord of the Rings. The stirring words refer to the epic struggle of Eru's children - Elves, Dwarves, and Men - against the frightening evil spawned by the Dark Lord, Sauron. Tolkien delivers a world full of evocative verse, colorful vignettes and characters, fabulous languages and cultures, and honest, heartfelt messages and lessons about things good and bad. All of this makes ... ...

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The Two Towers The book I read was The Two Towers, Part II of The Lord of the Rings, by J.R.R. Tolkein. The Lord of the Rings mean Sauron, the evil lord who created the one ring and is determined to regain his ring at any cost. One of the main characters in the book is Frodo. Frodo and ... ...

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... . In a trilogy depicting at great odds the struggle of good versus evil as the little Hobbit Frodo advances to destroy the Ring of Doom through the pits of Mordor against Sauron himself. Total Words: 1,781 ...

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... of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien is a tale of a group of men with a powerful ring in their possession that they must destroy before it falls into the hands of the evil Sauron and all of middle earth is destroyed. The story takes place a long time ago and they travel all over middle earth. Tolkien tells of three hobbits, a wizard , a elf, a dwarf, and ... ...

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... terrifying Belarock. Another challenge is the Path of the Dead, in to Dewimorberg. This is where he and Aragorn gather the army of dead to help defeat the armies of Sauron. Those items show huge loyalty to me. Legolas" keen elf eyes, archery skills and his closeness to nature help build his courage throughout the fellowship"s adventure. An example to show ... ...

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... powerful "Wizard" Gandalf. They travel across "Middle Earth" fighting off many "Orcs" and "Black Riders" which are in search of the ring by the orders of the powerful evil "Wizard" Sauron. During their quest, they encounter many ambushes by the "Orcs" which they overcome and usually slay. In some of the ambushes, Frodo uses his ring to become invisible to escape ... ...

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... , innocent, [and] and simple." However as the story progresses, Frodo's childish innocence is diminished as he takes on the task of the saving middle earth by destroying The Ring of Sauron the evil lord. Frodo is at first reluctant to take on the task of the ring bearer but through obligations he is forced into the role. He is faced with ... ...

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... the ring holds and return it back to its original master so world power is obtained by the evil dark forces. Hunting Frodo are the servants of the dark lord "Sauron", the rings evil creator. If he obtains the ring middle earth is doomed. The fellowship of the ring is a small but strong group that represents all that is good. They ... ...

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