The Fellowship of the Ring

home, the Shire, and began a journey that would take them across Middle Earth on a quest to destroy the Ring of Sauron and save Middle Earth. This is the setting to the plot in the book, The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien. In this book the main character, Frodo, is gifted the Ring by Bilbo, his adopted father, on his birthday before he leaves. It is discovered that this ring is the Ring of Sauron and it sends Frodo on the adventure of his life through great peril to destroy it. During this

     In all genres and styles of writing, character dependencies are developed. The good guy always depends on his friends, the bad guy never depends on anything except evil. Such dependencies are developed in JRR Tolkien’s Fellowship of The Ring. The most prevalent of these is the one between Bilbo and Frodo Baggins. These two characters are brought together and bonded in a variety of ways.      Frodo was always fascinated and interested in Bilbo’s telling

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.” After a brief scene showing Gandalf’s (Ian McKellen) fight with the

In the Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien made use of light vs. dark to depict the Christianity theme, characterization, conflict between good vs. evil, and the setting of the story. The light vs. dark allows readers to interpret different key aspects of the novel and move into a deeper level of those intended influences by amplification. One of the purposes that Tolkien uses light and dark is to introduce Christian themes to readers. Lady Galadriel gives Frodo a small crystal phial when he and

(1)Tolkien’s Fellowship of the Ring from the Lord of the Rings trilogy is about a young Hobbit named Frodo, whose duty is to destroy the One Ring, the only thing keeping the Dark Lord from taking over Middle Earth, where this story takes place. (2)The book opens with Frodo, the main character inheriting all of his uncles treasures from his past adventures after he leaves his home permanently, including a ring he was told not to wear. (3)Gandalf, an old friend of Frodo’s arrives with urgent news,

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Introduction The Fellowship of the Ring marks the beginning of this epic journey frodo is destined to finished. Director Peter Jackson begins the storyline with the forging of the seven great rings. Sauron, the Lord of Darkness, guided by his ambition of power, secretly forged the Master Ring. The Master Ring possesses the power to ruled the other seven ring. That is why the goodness of every creature who gets to possess the ring is put into test

The Fellowship of the Ring begins with the passing on of a ring from Bilbo to Frodo, like a gold watch being passed down from generation to generation. For a while, it was just like it was that kind of gold watch until Gandalf finds it is much, much worse than the average family heirloom. Gandalf suspected the ring was one of the many twenty Rings of Power. He cast the ring into the fire to determine if his suspicion was right or wrong, and revealed that it was the One Ring and that plans must be

The fellowship of the ring by J.R.R, Tolkien, is a novel set in a couple of different places. It all takes place in Middle-Earth. Inside Middle-Earth there are places such as The hobbit town, Bag end, and the Shire. This novel is about a very dangerous and exciting journey to destroy one powerful ring which the protagonist of the novel, Frodo, possesses Throughout the novel, we can see how Frodo has a major transformation in his personality with the help of some of his friends. It is evident that

The Importance of Aragorn J.R.R Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring character, Aragorn, shows Tolkien’s love of strong contrasts between humble and high. This character has many characteristics that help the fellowship on their journey. He plays an important role in the plot. The choices of this character help the plot go smoother and more quickly with less incidents. Aragorn also has symbolism involved with him within this book. This symbolism helps the readers understand more of his character

The novel Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien stresses certain themes throughout the novel. Likewise, Peter Jackson the film director of The Lord of the Rings accentuates different themes during his film. In order for Jackson to present the themes he wants, he had to change certain aspects of the novel. Jackson altered Gandalf’s situation with Saruman, the escape of Frodo, and Tom Bombadil. The purpose of Peter Jackson’s edits to Tolkien’s novel was to emphasize the thematic