They are set out on a journey to destroy the all powerful ring forged by the dark lord Sauron, before he gets it and covers all the land in sick and darkness using its powers. ... Especially Frodo, he bares the ring all the way to the end with only a bit of ill will from the rings evil powers. ...
This story is about extremely dangerous powers caused by a ring, and a hobbits" quest to destroy it before the original owner gets a hold of it and dooms the world. ... When Frodo receives the ring he is warned by Gandalf of its dangerous powers and is asked not to wear it. ... Frodo learns that his ring is actually the greatest of the rings of power, and was made long ago by Sauron the dark Lord of Mordor, who is now eagerly searching for it. ...
He tells the hunters that the men of Rohan are no friends of either Sauron or Saruman, the wizard who was aiding in the attack on Boromir's people. ... The Voice of Saruman Gandalf warns everyone about Saruman's voice, which has powers beyond their understamding. ...
Tolkien is a tale of a group of men with a powerful ring in their possession that they must destroy before it falls into the hands of the evil Sauron and all of middle earth is destroyed. ... He is the one who must protect the ring as they travel to Mordor, and he also has to keep himself from falling under the rings evil powers. ... He knows of the ring and its powers so he is very useful to them. ... It really made me think about the powers of good and evil... and the strength that friendship has. ...
In fantasy fiction there is almost always a conflict between good and evil, and on the other hand of the good Elves, Dwarves, Hobbits and Mankind there are the evil characters including the Orcs and The Dark Lord Sauron. ... When Sauron confronts the group, Galadriel uses Earendil's light to banish Sauron and the Nazgul. ... And when Galadriel uses her powers the bright light emerges from her out reached hand and this presence of magic and wizardry is common in fantasy films but captured by Jackson using special effects. ...
The ring is sought after by its very creator Sauron the all powerful sorcerer, and Dark Lord of the middle-earth to aid in his evil deeds. ... With the encouragement of Gandalf, the high wizard only second in line to Sauron, Frodo sets off for the Crack of Doom where the powerful ring must be destroyed once and for all to preserve Fordo's true liberation, the liberation of his spirit. ... The evil ring which possesses much of Sauron's power, is a representation of the evils which we sometimes allow ourselves to subcome to. ... Throughout the book Frodo faces hardship after hard s...
STAR WARS V/S LORD OF THE RINGS In a battle between the two greatest sagas of all time, who would win? Would it be Dark Vador, his formidable Jedi powers and his Death Star, or would it be Lord Sauron, the once-oh-so-powerful demon who could not keep a damn ring? While it is evident who the winn...
All that is evil is controlled by Sauron or as Paul Kocher would call him, the "nebulous Necromancer". All those who resist Sauron, formed an alliance because they all share a common goal and that is the destruction of evil. ... The central powers were made up of Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Turkey. The main causes of the war were the imperialist, territorial, and economic rivalries of the great powers. ...
The good and evil are once again created in this book, by using the characters at war with other races, and the rulers and powers of the rings. ... In a trilogy depicting at great odds the struggle of good versus evil as the little Hobbit Frodo advances to destroy the Ring of Doom through the pits of Mordor against Sauron himself. ...
However, they contrast in the respect that Saruman uses his miracles and spell casting powers to do works of evil rather than good. ... Its very existence, because it contains the evil will of its creator, Sauron, has the power to tempt, corrupt, and, in doing so, destroy. ...
