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…be served and wants Henry II to charge Lord Gilbert with murder. Henry II excommunicates Lord Gilbert instead, but Becket and Henry are still disappointed at one another. Becket then gives up his Lord Chancellor ring, showing he is not a friend anymore. Henry…

…, and harnessed its power in his trilogy of Middle-earth, The Lord of the Rings. He emphasized that choice, not Fate, shaped a man's destiny. His characters' choices could bring a mighty, inspired quest to the brink of utter failure and destruction, or bring peace…

…act like kings Once they receive state championship rings. But the humble, gracious ones thank the Lord, For giving them the talents for this award. Losing shouldn’t be a shame, For a team can’t win every game. This is hard…

…, laughter and song. Bilbo has taken his place among the immortals of children's fiction. The Hobbit is a complete and marvellous tale in itself, but it also forms a prelude to J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. Verdict: This is magical stuff. I…

…In J.R.R. Tolkien's classic epic of good against evil, The Lord of the Rings, evil incarnate took the form of Sauron, the Dark Lord (of the Rings). In our world, evil is more complicated--one could only wish that it could be banished by the simple…

…it, he can sense to it an unjustifiable violation." He also said "You may agree with the words or not, but those are the key spring of the Lord of the Rings." The way that I see this quotation pertaining to the hobbit is because it shows how the book…

…, and John. See John 20:30-31. ·Day 5 - Five Gold Rings - The most treasured of all gifts, the five golden rings represent the first five books of the Old Testament: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy - The Torah. See Deuteronomy 34:10,12. ·Day…

…the lord's bed sheets and wedding ring, and finally he must steal the parson and the clerk from the church. The thief successfully completes his tasks and avoids having his neck stretched but still ends up banished from the lord's lands. The mere summary…

…when their lord of men needed them most; now shamefaced..."(Beowulf l. 2845-2850). These men were such cowards that they left their ring-giving king, Beowulf, to die alone, by himself. <Tab/>Courage can be shown in many different ways…

…critics' claims - continue to be hailed by both luminaries of the literary circle and the ordinary men on the street. Despite the epic complexity of his works, Tolkien is one of the most read authors of today. His most famous work, "The Lord of the Rings…