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    The ring taken upon by Frodo represents the cross. Just as the cross represents self-sacrifice for all the sin and suffering in the world‚ so does the ring. Literally the ring is Sauran himself yet Frodo feels this duty to destroy it‚ therefore the ring represents him bearing the cross as Jesus did. The “ring-bearer”‚ Frodo‚ symbolizes Jesus. As the cross weighed down Jesus’s shoulders as he plodded on to his place where he was to die‚ the ring likewise weighs down Frodo as he carries it to the

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    Heroes are usually stronger and muscular kind of people‚ but not Bilbo Baggins The bravest one of them all‚ Bilbo Bilbo is a small hero‚ he is not strong buff or the bravest of them all he is just an ordinary dwarf‚ but the only difference is that he is braver than all of the other dwarfs because of one little quest to get something back that belonged to him a long time ago he starts begging to hero when he goes to the trip with Gandalf. Also‚ when he starts to fight the goblins and he is swinging

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    attributes which separate heroes from the common man. However‚ the word “hero” takes an entirely different connotation in J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic tale The Hobbit‚ in which the hero of the story is a furry-footed‚ complacent‚ hole dwelling hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. At first glance‚ Bilbo is very much the “un-hero” and more like an everyday average person than a hero. Unlike the classic definition of a hero‚ Bilbo’s strength is not measured by the might of his sword (though “sting” does prove to be a formidable

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    This was said by Bilbo Baggins‚ who at the time was unaware that an adventure is exactly what he needed. The adventure that Baggins participates in changes him for the better by bringing out qualities he never knew he had. This adventure is the physical journey that takes place during the majority of The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. The journey itself makes the book’s focus on Baggins meaningful by using it as an opportunity to teach the reader about life. The journey changes Baggins‚ shows that perseverance

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    difference is humans want a perfect being who is to all peoples certain likes and give to their selfish need and dwarves want a broad hero that brings riches and bounty for them and they deem a certain type of person to be a hero in their eyes. Bilbo Baggins‚from the Hobbit‚ is not what either expect ‚but in his heart of hearts he is a hero to many though some who may not recognize it but inside they know that in this little hobbits lifetime he is a hero in the makes. Bilbo was like any normal hobbit

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    literature is related to the time period when it was written. Tolkien compares World War Two to the war in the story and Hitler to Sauron. Furthermore‚ he reflects his own experiences of war in the character of Frodo. Lord of the Rings is a story about the journey on which the main character Frodo goes to destroy the ring. In the Two Towers J.R.R. Tolkien shows his readers how important loyalty and friendship are in reaching goals by using themes‚ symbols‚ and personification. To begin with‚ the themes

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    Fun Facts The Long Expected Party‚ Fangorn Forest‚ and the Paths of the Dead were all shot in studios indoors.  Millions of silk leaves were imported from China for the trilogy. Lord of the Rings was known to be hot property in Hollywood for decades. Many different producers and directors asked Saul Zaentz about the possibility of making films based off the books. One of those requests came from a young Mark Ordesky. (Like all the rest before Peter‚ he was turned down.) The majority of

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    Frodo‚ the hobbit‚ did not have any mystic powers; he was gifted to endure the power of the ring better than others. Frodo takes up the initiative and volunteers for the quest that forms the fellowship of the ring. Frodo and the fellowship of heroes encountered many deaths threatening obstacles during their quest to Mordor. Frodo shows his patience and willingness to face all problems as he is determined to do away with the ring. As Fordo understands that the negative power of the ring is increasing

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    the Rings‚ is a perfect example of a quest with Frodo (the quester) as the one chosen to take the ring to Mordor (the place to go). Along the way‚ there are dangers a plenty. Frodo is hunted by Orcs‚ Uruk-hai‚ and Ringwraiths. He is stabbed by one of the Ringwraiths‚ speared by an ogre‚ and followed by Gollum; Gollum was the original owner of the ring and wants the ring back. Also‚ Saruman‚ a wizard under the spell of Sauron‚ is searching for Frodo. Further on into the journey‚ he is almost attacked

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    There was a moment of silence in the shambles‚ and all the orcs were dead or had fled. Boromir looked around the fellowship: the four hobbits seemed ruffled but fortunately unharmed‚ while Gandalf and that ranger were in a state so disheveled that it was difficult not to laugh. The pain at the back of his head made him grimace. Well‚ I must look just as bad‚ he thought and then turned to the elves standing silently at the rear. He felt mildly aggrieved when he saw the Legolas and Ringëril unscratched

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