In the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J. ... This ring, which turns out to be the One Ring, forged by Sauron, the dark Lord, who filled it with his own power so that he could rule over all the other rings of power crafted by the Elven-smiths. ... This shows that the power of the ring has made Boromir thirsty for power. ... Whoever possesses the Ruling Ring will have supreme power. ... This is shown repeatedly throughout the novel, from when Bilbo didn't want to give up the ring to Gandalf, to when Boromir tries to take the ring from Frodo, and finally, to se...

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The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Fantasy or Allegory John Ronald Reuel Tolkien has been proclaimed "Master of Fantasy" and the creator of a new world. ... The characters in The Lord of the Rings have undeniably human emotions that direct their choices and actions. ... The characters of The Lord of the Rings exhibit human emotions, which consequently affect their courses of action. ... He attacks Frodo in a fit to get the Ring because the evil power of the Ring possesses him. ... However, Tolkien claims to have incorporated those to make The Lord of the Rings universally applicable. ...

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Introduction The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring is an Action/Adventure film with a total running time of 178 minutes, which was officially released on December the 19th of 2001. ... The novel, Fellowship Of The Ring, was actually a sequel to the novel: "The Hobbit-. ... The story revolves around a young hobbit: Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood), who inherits a mystical ring from his elderly cousin Bilbo Baggins. The ring is actually very powerful and was created by a dark lord Sauron to rule all of middle earth, which was lost to its creator and is being lusted by a dark wizar...

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