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The Fellowship Of The Ring
The Lord of the Rings- the Fellowship of the Ring, is the first book of a 3 book series made by the author J.R.R Tolkien. The Lord of the Rings basically deals with the Dark Lord Sauron, and his one ring of power, which was the strongest object of Middle Earth. The book starts with some major events which happened in The Hobbit, like when Bilbo Baggins found this ring inside a cave and takes it back to his house in a place called The Shire. Then, on his 111th birthday, Bilbo decided to pass on his ring he was carrying for years to his cousin, Frodo Baggins. But he couldn’t get rid of the ring as it was making him not to give to anyone. So, with the urging of Gandalf the Grey, a wizard of great abilities, he finally gave the ring to Frodo. Gandalf, …show more content…
Frodo is eventually healed by the master of Rivendell, Elrond. Elrond then decides to have a meeting to have a discussion about the ring. Frodo gets up and feels happy to see both Gandalf and his friends there and gets to know that he is in Rivendell and it is here where Frodo learns the story about the ring and also volunteers to take the ring into the fiery heart of mountain Orodruin, which is on the middle of Mordor. Elrond then created a fellowship which included Sam, Merry, Pippin, Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas(Elf), Gimli(Dwarf), and Boromir(a Man from Gondor).The Fellowship(that’s what is the name of the group) gets prepared for the big journey in front of them and finally get out of Rivendell reaching Mountain Caradhras. Due to natural forces like snowstorms and snow slides, they were forced to take an alternate path which was where the Dwarves used to dwell, The Mines of Moria. While passing through those foul halls of Moria, they meet someone unexpectedly and the visitor was none other than the terrible demon itself, Balrog. In the process of protecting the fellowship, Gandalf fell into the depths of Khazad-dum, a place in The Mines of

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