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Lord of the Ring (Dutch)
Titel : The Lord of the Rings
Onderdeel : the Fellowship of the Ring
Schrijver : J.R.R. Tolkien
Uitgave : HarperCollinsPublishers, 1995

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Op een dag in het rustige plaatsje Hobbiton kondigt Mr. Bilbo Baggins aan dat hij een groot verjaardag feest geeft ter ere van zijn 111ste verjaardag ( dit is zelfs voor Hobbits een hoge leeftijd ), en omdat zijn neefje Frodo Baggins tegelijk met hem jarig is en 33 wordt ( op deze leeftijd wordt je volwassen als je een Hobbit bent ) wordt het feest alleen maar groter. Maar dit zijn niet de enige redens om het grote feest te geven. Mr. Bilbo is ook weer van plan om op reis te gaan en Hobbiton voor altijd te verlaten. En hierdoor al zijn eigendommen over te laten dragen aan Frodo, waaronder ook zijn bijzonderste eigendom, een gouden ring met magische krachten om iemand te laten verdwijnen. Hij heeft deze ring gestolen van een wezen genaamd Gollum in een van zijn eerdere reizen. Door deze ring is Bilbo ontsnapt door onzichtbaar te worden. En heeft later nog vele reizen gevoerd waardoor hij vele rijkdommen heeft vergaard. Op de grote dag 22 september hebben Bilbo en Frodo iedereen uitgenodigd die maar wat met hun te maken hadden, waaronder ook een machtige tovenaar en vriend genaamd Gandalf die het vuurwerk verzorgt. Op een bepaald moment houdt Bilbo een toespraak en aan het eind kondigt hij aan dat hij vertrekt, binnen een flits van een seconde is Bilbo verdwenen en alle Hobbits schrikken. Maar dit is al gauw weer over en ze gaan weer door eten en feesten. Voor dat Bilbo weg gaat spreekt hij nog met Gandalf. Na een poosje stopt Bilbo de ring met wat moeite in een envelop en zet het op de schoorsteen mantel voor Frodo.
17 jaar verstrijken, in deze tijd zijn Frodo en Gandalf er achter gekomen dat de magische ring die Frodo bezit van een Dark Lord is (genaamd Sauron), en dat als Sauron deze ring in zijn bezit krijgt en het met zijn eigen ringen samen voegt hij onstopbaar is en de macht heeft om alles te vernietigen.

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