Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
(John Ronald Reuel Tolkien)
The Fellowship of the Ring is the first book in The Lord of the
Rings trilogy. This story is set in the world of Tolkien''s invention,
known as Middle Earth. A specter of evil is looming over Middle Earth
as the Dark Lord, Sauron,
seeks to consolidate his already immense power, by reclaiming the One
Ring that he has lost. Most of his power is held in this ring. With
this power, he can enslave Middle Earth and unleash an incredible evil
with little opposition. In the story of The Hobbit, a hobbit called Bilbo Baggins has stolen the ring from a hideous creature called Gollum. Somehow, this ring ends up with Frodo Baggins,
Bilbo''s nephew and all of a sudden, Frodo is at the center of this epic
drama involving the ring that he knows very little about. The wizard, Gandalf,
warns Frodo that he should leave the shire and keep the ring out of
Sauron''s hands. They meet a fellow named Tom Bombadil who helps them
get out of trouble when they are faced with the Nine Black Riders.
Later, they meet Strider/Aragorn
and they continue safely to the country of the elves. Frodo recuperates
from a wound and he is healed by Elrond. At the Council of Elrond it is
decided that the ring must be destroyed at the Cracks of Doom. This is
many miles away, deep inside the evil lands of Mordor. The Fellowship
of the ring is established, including nine individuals in all. Gandalf
meets his end on the Bridge of Khazad-dum, attempting to defend the
company from the evil Balrog. The group must continue without him,
heading south, into Lorien, a forest of elves. Here, the Lady Galadriel
offers comfort and security for a time. Frodo grows in knowledge and
maturity and he becomes more resolved to fulfill his mission. His
resolve is further tested when Boromir
tries to steal the ring from him. In the end, Frodo knows that he must
fulfill his duty but he does not want to endanger his friends any
further, nor does he want to solicit their opinions for he knows that
they will change his mind. In the end, Frodo continues alone - though
Sam soon finds him and refuses to do anything other than accompany him,
heading towards the evil land of Mordor.
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