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…The Heroic Journey of Peregrine Took The trilogy of the Lord of the Rings includes the Heroic Journey of many characters. The most prominently known of these characters is Frodo Baggins. He is not alone, however, as his hobbit friends each go…

…myself as a hobbit in the world of Tolkien or a woman in the 18th century England. It is in the power of my imagination to use what the author tells me of the characters and find my personal Scarlett O´Hara, and picture her in the events! of the story…

…think it is because the main character, Frodo, is not a fearless hero but a human (a hobbit actually) with human emotions. He like so many has to go through a hard journey to reach the light at the end of the truly dark tunnel. He does and the form of success…

…several different jobs Ronald accepted a job as a professor a Oxford. During this time three more children were born, two boys and a girl. While at Oxford he began to write The Hobbit, which was finally published in 1937. The public enjoyed the book so much…

…to fighting evil. He is a mentor of some sort, and took everyone under his wing being a leader. He portrays evil in stepping up and being the protector of the hobbits and dwarves along the way. Gandalf knows that the dark powers must be taken on, or else…

…. For a fleeting moment... they would have thought that they beheld an old weary hobbit, shrunken Brown 5 by the years that had carried him far beyond his time, beyond friends and kin, and the fields and streams of youth, an old starved pitiable…

…was a warrior, Littlejohn, a small hobbit, and Athor, an arrogant dwarf. They had found the plans in the dungeons. Now its up to them to get out of Krazniraz, into Slinsil, and save their kingdom from destruction... Everyone was tired and hungry from their long trip…

…of high fantasy. Everyone should know the story of Frodo and the ring, but if you don't, here is a summary and a plot/ending spoiler: Frodo Baggins is given a magical ring by his uncle Bilbo Baggins who acquired it from Gollum in the novel The Hobbit. The Ring…

…of Tolkien's childhood and even after he wrote the trilogy. Certain scenes from the trailer were purposely chosen to appeal to all age groups; the humour between the hobbits may entice the younger viewers, whereas the scenes of violence would appeal…

…this is the first book of the cycle The plot: The story begins with the birthday party of bilbo bagins, an old adventurer and a hobbit (a small and stout nation of peaceful demi humans). Bilbo decided to leave his homeland, but before he leaves he gives his most…