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The Lord Of The Rings - The Fellowship Of The Ring

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             Bilbo Baggins - Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit from the shire. The book "The Hobbit" tells about Bilbo's adventures. He returns from these adventures with many treasures and a magic ring. He lives in a hole in Bag End, The Shire. Bilbo is very old but he looks young thanks to the magic ring. .
             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. He participated in Bilbo's adventures and in this book he accompanies Frodo in his adventures. He is tall and has a long beard. He is known all over the shire for his amazing fireworks. He is very brave and kind and he is loved by everyone he meets.
             Sam Gamgee - Sam is Bilbo's gardener and Frodo's best friend. He loves Frodo and he is very faithful to him. He dreams about meeting elves 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.
             Aragorn - Aragorn is a human king. He is also known as strider the ranger. He is tall, thin, and dark. He's a good guide and a skilled warrior. He knows his way around the woods.
             Legolas - Legolas is an elf. He is the son of the king of Mirkwood. He is skilled with the bow, fair and kind.
             Boromir - Boromir is a man from the south. He is tough and strong. He is an adept fighter and will protect his land at all costs.
             Gimli - Gimli is a dwarf from the north. During the journy he and Legolas become close friends. He is small but tough and precisive.
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             The Plot.
             The fellowship of the ring tells about a young hobbit called frodo who inherited a powerful ring that held great power.


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