... . Frodo Baggins - Frodo is Bilbo's young cousin and his heir. He is the hero in "The fellowship of the ring". He is curly, tall (for a hobbit), and thin. He is very fond of his cousin Bilbo. He's thoutful, kind, honest and brave. Gandalf The Grey - Gandalf is an old and experienced wizard. ... and going on adventures. Merry Brandybuck and Peregrin Took - Merry and Pippin are very close friends of Frodo. Merry is a kind and adventurous hobbit. Pippin is a young and curious hobbit known to get himself in trouble. They are both loyal to Frodo and they are willing to go wherever Frodo goes. ...

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... decisions that culminate in fatal consequences or rich rewards. The theme of the Battle between Good and Evil is present in most literature, but Tolkien instills hope in the little hobbit that triumphs over great enemies. Also present in Tolkien's allegory, is tragedy. The tragic flaw is quintessentially human. While Fantasy can be closely linked to reality, Tolkien's fiction comes across ... an uncommon concept in modern literature, and the biblical allegory is unmistakable. The image of one creature bearing another's burden of destiny is endearingly human. At that moment, Sam the hobb...

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Book Report January 2001 J.R.R. Tolkein, THE LORD OF THE RINGS Tolkein's Lord of the Rings is a long book in three volumes. It is the story of a special journey made by a Hobbit called Frodo Baggins. It is a journey into an unknown land inhabited by many unusual and different characters, both good and bad. It is about a special journey to destroy a very powerful ... do great evil. It is not the Ring itself that is bad, but how it can tempt anyone into doing things that are harmful to others. For that reason the Hobbit is on a journey to destroy the Ring. The Ring had the power to make you in...

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... at any cost. One of the main characters in the book is Frodo. Frodo and me are different because he is a hobbit and I am a human. Also he lives in Middle Earth and I live in present time. He is a part of a rich hobbit family and I come from a middle class Italian family. My life is non fiction and his life is fiction. Frodo and ... ...

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... and inclosed in the envelope was the ring. The story then goes to a long tale about the battles on middle earth and the history of the ring. A wise wizard and hobbit friend Gandalf the gray told Frodo he was now in charge of the ring and its destiny lied within him. What Frodo was told to do was destroy the ring ... the volcano of Mordor. But he wasn't going to be alone. He had his best friends Sam, Pippin, and Merry to help him out along the way. So the young hobbit was off on his way to Mordor but it wasn't going to be easy and there would be many things, creatures, and wars standing ...

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... . along the way they run into many ferocious beasts and other obstacles that they must fight to complete their quest. The main charters in the story are Froto Baggins the hobbit. he becomes the ring bearer as well and the most important charter in the story. He is the one who must protect the ring as they travel to Mordor, and ... falling under the rings evil powers. Gandalf who is the great wizard aside Frodo helps guide him and lead the fellowship along the right path to Mordor. Sam is another hobbit which Gandalf appointed to never leave Frodo's side and help him in anyway he can. Mer...

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In the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien, the main character is a hobbit named Frodo Baggins who was given a ring by his cousin Bilbo Baggins. The other main characters were the members of the Fellowship of the Ring: Gandalf the Grey, the hobbits ... 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 Bilbo Baggins, and he kept it hidden for many years. Soon after, Bilbo disappeared, leaving Frodo with the burden of destroying the One Ring. This meant that...

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... owner gets a hold of it and dooms the world. The story begins as Bilbo Baggins, a very wealthy and well-known hobbit announces his one-hundred and eleventh birthday and his nephew and heir, Frodos" thirty-third birthday party. The party of a hobbit is a little awkward because the host gave all of the guest's presents instead of vise versa. The celebration was a success ... ...

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... Shire. Saruman had actually been behind the destruction of the Shire but is defeated. His throat is slit by his servant Wormtongue who flees only to be cut down by hobbit's arrows. The restoration of the Shire begins. • On the anniversary of Frodo's birthday he leaves the Shire, leaving into Sam's hands the history which Bilbo began and which Frodo ... ...

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J.R.R. Tolkien's society in the novel, The Lord of the Rings, presents a fictitious world consisting of a battle between good and evil. Frodo Baggins is a hobbit of this society and he struggles with a burden against the forces of evil. He must carry a Ring to "the Cracks of Doom in the depths of Oroduin, the Fire Mountain, ... ...

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... Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Frodo and Sam (two hobbits from the Shire) and others must set things right in Middle Earth. First, Mary and Pippin, hobbit friends of Sam and Frodo, are in a battle for Gondor against Sauron, a once powerful ruler, and his evil army. After that battle, Frodo and Sam are in Mordor, the wasteland ... ...

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... the rings takes place on middle earth. The director makes this a magical world where magic and special power can overcome weapons or physical strength. The main character "Frodo", who is a hobbit which is basically a small human with harry feet, is the chosen one for the journey to destroy the evil ring that is fueled with evil power. On his dangerous journey ... ...

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... that one of his old friends, Bilbo, has become greedy in his keeping of the almighty ring. Gandalf explains the problem that has occurred with the ring to Frodo, a young hobbit. He then asks him to keep it safe and sets him on an adventure that is hideously dangerous and risky. The reason, to destroy the ring. Knowing that he will ... ...

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