What Makes The Lord Of The Rings Or The Hobbit So Popular?

To me, both Tolkien and movie producers in Hollywood captured many of the different aspects and angles of the timeless classic The Hobbit. Although I pictured some scenes and characters different in my mind, both the movie and the book outdid themselves with lovely yet gruesomely fascinating detail. I myself am not sure if I favor the movie or the book better. Each did a great job of benefiting details to the story by either giving great descriptions of high quality imagery. Both the movie and the book both portrayed the story perfectly in their own ways.

My dad drove us nearly to the top or the mountain, right about tree line. We parked the truck at the opening of a canyon and geared up. We put on our orange and our fanny packs and grabbed our guns. I was using a Winchester 270 and my dad was using a Savage 7mm.

When we got to the campsite we filled the tank up with water. When the tank was full we hurried to get everything back into the RV. Once we got to the site I stuffed the hose back into the place it goes into and closed and went back into the RV. When I came back out side I helped dad put up the tent and during that I got a bloody noise so I had to go into the RV. After an about an hour we finally got the tent up and then me and dad took the bikes down from the bike rack. After taking the bikes off the back I took my rip stick around the loop, which took awhile. After riding my rip stick we took a walk on the beach and played in the water a little after playing in the water we rinsed off and then took a shower. And came back and ate dinner. Then we made delicious s'mores and then ate them. After we finished making s'mores we got ready for bed and

Once we finished loading up the three trucks and our trailer with all the quads, it was around one o’clock in the morning. My best friend Klay shouted “Shotgun!” with one of the most excited and hyper voices I heard all night. When we were pulling out of the driveway, it looked as if it were a military convoy. The drive was six hours with no trailer and about seven with a trailer, I am very happy to say that I did not get elected to pull the trailer. After about two hours on the road we stopped at a gas station for fuel and the saviors of the night: Red Bull and 5 Hour Energy. After being up for around 20 hours, these were a much needed boost since we were all feeling groggy. Around 4 am all our co pilots decided to sleep, then the inevitable happened…

We arrived to the spot where our blind was located and my dad, grandpa and I filed out of the car. I got the gun in one hand, and ammo in the other. I walked up to the blind and I already was nervous. I opened the door and set down the

We left for our destination as soon as possible and arrived when the sun was barely visible over the hills. We quickly hopped out of the car, while being as quiet and stealthy as possible. I was in charge of getting the guns and ammo, while my dad set up the stand behind some tall brush. It took us roughly five minutes to get settled in. The next step in our operation was to just wait.

A calm life is a boring waste of time, and one that eventually grows tiring. Helen Keller once said that “Life is a daring adventure or nothing,” meaning that people who don’t have any excitement or adventure in their lives are empty shells who are looking for something to drive them. Three fictional examples of such empty souls are Regina Mills from “Once Upon a Time,” Bilbo Baggins from “The Hobbit” and “Lord of the Rings” series, and Madoka Kaname from “Puella Magi Madoka Magica.”

The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien is novel about a hobbit who comes to the realization that there was more to him than what meets the eye. In the Middle Earth, around the third age, Bilbo Baggins embarks on the adventure of a lifetime. Throughout the obstacles and hardships of the adventure, Bilbo Baggins transforms from a man of doubts and comfort to a hero with a newfound confidence and leadership.

In the year 1541 King Aragorn dies and the last two members of the Fellowship of the Ring, Gimli son of Gloin and Legolas Greenleaf, are said to have built a ship in which they sailed to Aman.1 Gimli would be the first dwarf to ever be allowed to cross over into the West, and it is implied that Galadriel may have had some involvement in this allowance.2 It is also stated that Gimli agrees to go because he wishes to see her beauty again before his death.3

Shortly following the doe was a buck. I couldn’t tell how big it was because I was having a hard time finding it in my scope. As it got closer Grandpa said “Shoot!” I quickly found the body and pulled the trigger. The buck dropped dead in it’s tracks and promptly died. Normally you wait a little while to make sure it’s dead, but since we knew it was dead we walked up to it. As we were approaching it Grandpa stopped me. “How sizable do you think it is?” He asked. “I don’t know. Maybe six or eight points.” I replied. “Bigger.” He said “Probably ten or twelve points.” My “buck fever” started to kick in. I was shaking with joy and exhilaration. We finally got close enough to where I could sort of see the antlers and I could just tell it was a monster. Grandpa quickly counted the antlers and it was a ten point. I was so excited, but Grandpa was even more excited. As soon as I saw it, I took a quick picture of it to send to my dad and mom but our cell phone signal is not good at camp so I could only tell them how big it was. After I texted my parents, Grandpa began to gut it due to the fact that it’s super gross. We tried to haul it back to camp, but it was very heavy and the water made it even harder so we decided just to tag it and leave it and come when we had more help. When we got back to camp we celebrated with some victory hot chocolate. It was around nine in the morning so the other boys wouldn’t be coming back for a couple more hours and I was very anxious to tell them the news. After a while we saw Rhett walking back to camp. I ran outside to tell him about our success, but he thought I was kidding! I pulled out my phone and showed him the picture and he thought I got it off the internet. So, I decided we would go back to the deer and he could help us pull it out of the swamp. Once we found the deer again, I observed that Rhett was shocked and just by looking at his face I could tell he was

The Lord of the Rings is about no less than the saving of the world and all of mankind from destruction and enslavement by the darkest and most evil of characters. The story, plot, and movie adaptation of The Lord of the Rings are greater than that of The Hobbit.

In conclusion, Tolkien’s childhood interweaved tragedies and unstable residence. However, her mother’s perseverance and her spiritual friend, Father Morgan, influenced and helped young Tolkien to pull through. He achieved his language and literature prize throughout the world nowadays. He also lived through the horror of World War I. These experiences shaped his incredible works and fantasy world, “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, etc. The symbols of the hobbit and the ring give us the best description to explain Tolkien’s invention with his language talent and experience. All of the mythology of the Middle-earth will keep fascinating to next and next generation.

The Lord of The Rings, by J. R. R. Tolkien, should be added to our curriculum. Tolkien was a professor of Anglo-Saxon literature and a lot of his writing has a strong epic background. A lot of similarities can be seen with The Lord of The Ring and great Anglo-Saxon literature such as Beowulf. In Anglo-Saxon epics the main character has heroic or superhuman qualities. In the book, Frodo Baggins, is the only one who can handle the temptation of the One Ring. Also in Anglo-Saxon epics, gods or godlike beings, intervene with events in the story and people's actions affect the world on a grand scale. A godlike being can be seen as Gandalf, when he died and is resurrected to Gandalf The White, he becomes the most powerful wizard and helps Frodo on

There are many debates about which is better, Harry Potter or The Lord of The Rings. I found some over the movies and some over the books but a lot of arguing, debating, and disagreements. I saw good reasoning and some not so much but The Lord of The Rings is more popular from all the information that I saw. Personally I think The Lord of The Rings is better that Harry Potter and more amusing. The only thing I would like more about the Harry Potter series is that the magic and special affects are better but that's it. There a lot of different websites that debate this subject and argue but I haven't found any conclusions over this subject. The closest things I found was percentage bars and pie charts. But overall I saw that The Lord of The

I remember when I first watched this epic trilogy. I was blown away by “The Fellowship of the Ring,” and “The Two Towers” is my favorite book, so I expected only bigger and better things from this film. In my younger years, I liked this movie better than its predecessor simply because of The Battle of Helm’s Deep. Now, however, I see that while “The Two Towers” is still a great movie, though it falls short of “The Fellowship of the Ring.”