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…The fellowship of the ring/John Ron Reginald Tolkein Published by unicorn This book contains 512 pages This book is part of a trilogy called: LORD OF THE RING" it contains two more books called: THE TWO TOWERS and THE RETURN OF THE KING…

…Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring By: J.R.R. Tolkien PGs: 535 2) <Tab/>In the beginning of the book, Bilbo disappears on his birthday leaving his young cousin, Frodo, the quest to journey across Middle-earth, deep…

…obvious. Every form of art in general holds a theme in which heads the direction for the piece. Peter Jackson, director, screenplay writer, and producer of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, creates an adventurous tale in which by using cinematic mechanisms…

…. Faramir: the brother of Boromir. He offers assistance to Frodo and Sam and in a moment of temptation, he stays true to his word and he refuses to steal the Ring. Frodo: Frodo is the central figure of Book Four and he is the keeper and bearer of the Ring until…

…NOW. GOOD-BYE!" After saying this, Bilbo vanishes. This is on account of a magic ring that he has obtained in an adventure (that is described in detail in Tolkien's book, The Hobbit). Bilbo then reappears inside of his home, well away from the party…

…it." "My father gave it to me," said John and still wondering where it came from. "Where did you father find it." "He found it when he was on a journey." "That necklace once belonged to the dark lord," said Yolanda. " This necklace can has the power…

…The Lord of the Rings A peaceful hobbit, who is content with living in a distant corner of Middle-Earth, is given a challenge: he must obliterate the Ring of Power to prevent the forces of evil from getting a hold of it. It's Frodo's task in J.R.R…

…"With a last despairing effort Frodo raised himself on his hands and struggled on for maybe twenty yards." J.R.R Tolkien's Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is about two hobbits who have one goal, to overcome many obstacles in order to destroy…

…The Return of the King: The Return of the King is the third novel of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Tolkien began this trilogy well after the "world" of Middle Earth had been created. Several of the characters presented in this novel were first presented…

…are held up against the kingdoms of men. In the first book of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien creates a rhythmic fluctuation between pleasure and disquietude, which gives the novel an almost serial quality as the characters go back and forth from imminent danger…