Lord of the Rings: Fellowship
Lord of the Rings -- Fellowship of the Ring
The story starts with the celebration of Bilbo's 111th birthday. Bilbo is a rich hobbit who has a cousin named Frodo, his chosen heir. Bilbo and Frodo celebrates birthday together because they have the same birthday. In Bilbo's realm, he has a wizard, named Gandalf, who performs magic during events like his birthday.
In this birthday party of his, Bilbo bid farewell to his people because he will go to the city of elves, Rivendell. Bilbo left all his wealth to Frodo including his magic ring, a ring that offers the bearer the power of becoming invisible. Frodo did not wear the ring in his finger. Because he was warned of the danger that the ring poses to the bearer, he instead wore the ring on his neck.
The history of the ring hails back from the Dark Lord, Sauron, who actually owns the ring. Bloods were shed within the ring's history when it was handed over to different hands of evil, from Sauron up to Gollum, from whom Bilbo stole the ring, who soon joined forces to get the ring back from Bilbo. Bilbo knew that the power of the ring, if taken back by Sauron, can put the Middle Earth in darkness. Hence, Bilbo and Gandalf decided that it must be destroyed. However, it was only in Orodruin where this can be possible, which unfortunately is within the evil land of Sauron.
When Frodo and his group, the hobbits, discussed their plans. The hobbits offered Frodo with full support but Frodo had some hesitations. Because of this, the hobbits were forced to tell Frodo that they know much information why Bilbo disappeared, as well as the secrets of the magic ring. Frodo was surprised at first, but because he felt that the hobbits are sincere in helping him, the group planned their way and decided to avoid the main roads and make detours into the forest.
Frodo and the hobbits traveled within the Old Forest. They tried to avoid the direct route that may put them in danger. In their journey, they were able to reach a place called Bonfire Glade. From here, they can view the path that they still have to travel. This includes the thick deep forest. In this place, the hostile relationship between the hobbits and the trees can…
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