... is the "dark power" which is connected to Gollum that makes him a pivotal character through out the whole trilogy. In the ending of The Hobbit, Bilbo passes the ring onto his heir, Frodo. At the beginning of The Fellowship of the Rings, the first book in the trilogy, Frodo ... Aragorn the immortal ancestry necessary to be hero in the reader's eyes. "The fact that Aragorn's immortal ancestry is played down is consonant with Tolkien's practice of providing realistic bases for what in a true medieval narrative would seem supernatural" (Flieger 44). "Aragorn's atonement with the father come...

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... 2007), the birth of motion capture creates a capability to make computer-generated performance become real. It is the practice of recording a physical performance data of the actor and then applies the coordination data on the 3D model to form the basis of CG character's performance in 3D space (McClean 2007). The first ... finally made up his mind to crossing the gateway separating his Ordinary World and the Special Word with no turning back. Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit series (Peter Jackson, 2012)) is the typical example to illustrate those notions above, when Bilbo at first is unwill...

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