The Fellowship Of The Ring

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The Fellowship of The Ring
J.R.R. Tolkien

This book takes place at the end of the previous book The Hobbit. It does not take place directly after the book but rather many years after when Bilbo’s young nephews grew up. Bilbo did not have any children of his own; he adopted one of his young nephews by the name of Frodo Baggins. He took care of Frodo as if he was his own and they had a very good relationship. The protagonist of this story is Frodo. The antagonist of this story is a great evil leader by the name of Solron. Many years ago he was a great leader and was the most powerful thanks to this powerful ring. In a great battle vs. man Solron was slain and the ring was taken by the man who slain him. The ring turned many faces and many people turned on their masters or leader and became corrupted by the ring. The ring turned good people to bad. After people killing each other for the ring it ended up in the hands of a small hobbit by the name of Bilbo Baggins. It was pasted down and given to his nephew Frodo. Gandalf returned to the shire to talk to Frodo. Gandalf had a great adventure to send Frodo on. The adventure was to take a ring that had great powers and destroy it. This was a very dangerous task but without even thinking it over Frodo agreed. Frodo would not take part in this journey alone he had help from Sam, Merry, and Pippin.
Their journey would begin and they headed off and away from the shire that has been their home for so many years. On their journey down the great road they saw a Dark rider, riding a big black horse. These were the dark riders set out to find the ring and whoever would be in possession of it. They would stop at nothing to get the ring. Frodo would see these dark riders for the rest of his journey. The journey was long and allowed them to meet great people along the way, most of the people offering help in some way. The first great person they meet was Tom Bombadil. They meet Tom while crossing ...