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    J.R.R. Tolkien composed The Lord of the Rings over a twelve-year period somewhere around 1937 and 1949, which implies he composed it while seeing the malevolence unleashed on humanity by the Second World War. The "Master" in the title alludes to Sauron, a fallen profound being who tries to vanquish Middle-earth. Sauron had made a ring that he utilized as a weapon to rule the wills of free animals. The ring was lost for some a huge number of years, yet a very long while before the start of our story, it was found by the hobbit Bilbo Baggins. On the off chance that Sauron recovers it, nothing will have the capacity to stop him, and Sauron will remain absolutely determined to discover it. The Lord of the Rings recounts the narrative of Bilbo's nephew, Frodo Baggins, who, alongside eight associates, leaves on a long and hazardous mission to obliterate the ring and, alongside it, Sauron himself.…

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    Good vs. Evil which is Right? Which is Wrong? What defines good and evil? What makes one good or evil? Is Sauron really Evil just because he is the dark lord? It is perceived that in order to be good there needs to be a of display high morals. It is also believed by a vast amount of people that to be "evil" is to be bad, but the definition of evil is considered to be of lack of morals. In many wars, "good" and "evil" are just perspective propaganda. During war it is easier to fight the enemy if…

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    A new computer, book, dress, phone, or movie, each item has a purpose in life, but also a certain amount of power over the beholder. J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of The Return of the King, described a specific object in his novels and the supremacy it held over certain characters. The One Ring of Power, The Ring of Sauron, plays an essential role in The Return of the King as a source of power, trial of will, and symbol. From Sauron to Isildur, the river to Gollum, Gollum’s cave to Bilbo’s pocket,…

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    battle and will be the first one to go full speed and risk his life for the greater good of Middle Earth. I can’t say the same for Albus Dumbledore because he spends most of his time in the castle and on the sidelines letting the children of Hogwarts fight the battles that he should be fighting. He only fights when he needs to protect the reputation of Hogwarts. Dumbledore also never voluntarily goes into a fight, it’s always a last resort. Now let’s talk about Foes. Gandalf fights one of the…

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    Hobbit And Totalitarianism

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    the forests to destroy the evil Saruman. He also wrote about feminism in The Lord of the Rings. Lady Éowyn of Rohan was struggling to overcome the limits of patriarchal society. For most of history, all governments and organizations have been patriarchal and women have been objectified as everything but leaders. However, Tolkien wrote about Lady Éowyn who although struggled with her role in society, overcame it and didn 't allow her gender to be an obstacle. This appealed to the hippies in the…

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    endangers their existence in the middle earth and give them guidance on how to responds to the threat itself. To see how the culture of each group affecting their ability to identify and respond to the threat that endangers middle earth, one needs to address the threat that they face. The one ring that Sauron forged inside the…

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    Have you ever wanted to live in a world of fantasy filled with orcs, wizards, elves and dwarves? If so, the Lord of the Rings is for you. In the first book, The Fellowship of the Ring, Frodo is given the task of guarding the Ring of Rulers. His first mission was to reach Rivendell, the elfin city. Along the way, Sam, Merry, and Pippin in the Shire, and Aragorn (otherwise known as Strider) in Bree joined him. On their journey, they have had to evade the Black Riders who are supernatural servants…

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    natural enemy. In some cases it is just pertain to the situation a hand. The nature of situation is the balances of power with come to Gandalf and Galadriel class of order for the greater good. Both seem to have power beyond imagination and have assessment to protect middle earth from great long time evil like Sauron. The situation looks very complex with an elf and wizard keeping the ring from its original master. Sound kindle easy considering the quest itself, but neither one can’t hold the…

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    turns him into one of the Ringwraiths. Aragorn tries to find a way to save but the only way is to bring him to Rivendell to the elves. Arwen insists she takes Frodo, as she can ride like the wind and get across the river to help. She leaves as fast as can and gets chased by all nine Ringwraiths but that's not gonna bring down her determination to get Frodo safe. She gets him to safety and saves his life. The fact the she could have lost her life in that situation shows a great deal of…

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    It was peaceful for most of the journey as we travelled down the Anduin River in small boats. However, we couldn't decide whether to go East, past Minas Tirith or West to another route. Eventually, it was up to me to decide, feeling pressured, I took a walk to clear my mind. Unbeknownst to me, Boromir was following close behind. He wanted to bring the ring to his home in Minas Tirith, and use the ring as a weapon against Sauron. When I refused, he flew into an anger and tried to take the ring…

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