Why is Frodo so disliked? : r/lotr - Reddit
Sam keeps Frodo going, instantly guesses Gollum's true intentions, and saves the ring from falling into the hands of Sauron (right after Shelob's lair). The books: Frodo isn't too bad in the books but it feels like a lot of his character in the later parts is whining about the ring and refusing to give it to anyone.
What happened to frodo after leaving the middle earth?
2021年10月12日 · When he left, Frodo spent the rest of his days living in Valanor, which is where all the elves were going. Eventually Legolas and Gimli also went there, as well as Sam. As for books, Tolkien initially planned to write a sequel to TLOTR, but ultimately decided against it as he felt it would negate the ending of Lord of the Rings.
What is the meaning behind the phrase "Frodo Lives"? - Reddit
2022年10月29日 · The book The Two Towers ends with Sam taking up the Ring and leaving Frodo presumed dead. The final moments reveal that Frodo was alive but taken by the enemy. The readers initially had to wait until the publication of Return of the King to get the resolution of the cliffhanger, but until then they could take comfort in the last minute surprise ...
Let's discuss if Frodo was actually completely useless and as
2021年1月25日 · Frodo did literally nothing, his body count is a flat zero and often he was even a burden to his companions by doing stupid shit and needing to be saved. All other hobbits fought the enemies in Moria and even took down the troll. Pippin and Merry were brave and led the uruks away from Frodo, again saving his ass.
Why did Frodo leave Middle Earth at the end of LOTR? : r/lotr
2021年10月27日 · Bearing the Ring for a long time is very taxing on the mind, soul and body, and Frodo has the added physical trauma of the Morgul Blade and Shelob's bite. In the book, there's an additional trauma in the fact that he fought so hard to save the Shire, only to find it corrupted under the rule of Saruman, just like he saw in the Mirror of ...
So Does anyone else think Frodo's a bitch? maybe not that
2013年10月5日 · Frodo’s path is of a different kind of hero. If Frodo was the holy warrior, or knight with of destiny etc. then Aragorn would have been the main character. But he wasn’t. Frodo’s journey is one suffering. Frodo’s sorry is like the story of Christ during his last few days.
Why did Frodo go to the undying lands? What was his life like
Frodo, Bilbo, and Sam were exceptions with no elven blood at all, so in keeping with the pattern, I imagine there is still some degree of separation between their lack of rights as men and the full-fledged rights that elves had in regard to stepping foot on Valinor, based on the fact that exceptions such as their's had been made in some degree ...
Why does Sam call Frodo “Mr. Frodo? : r/lordoftherings - Reddit
The way Sam refers to Frodo is a class thing and doesn’t really have a lot to do with the age difference as some people are suggesting. Sam is younger than Frodo, but he is not the youngest in the group - both Merry and Pippin are younger than him, by 2 and 10 years respectively (Pippin is also not even an adult by the time the company is formed.
Why did Tolkien have Frodo fail in the end? : r/lotr - Reddit
2021年9月1日 · Frodo sees himself in Gollum, yes he was once Smeagol a mortal like Frodo, if perhaps more ambitious, conniving merciless than he. The ring fully consumed his personality, but in its absence Smeagol has started to reappear. Frodo needs to …
AMA: I am Frodo Sagbag. : r/wow - Reddit
2012年11月13日 · a.id-t2_5lotw ~ div.usertext-body:after{ content: "I am Frodo Sagbag"; } But unfortunately, the user link and the body text aren't siblings; the body text is a grandchild of the author link's parent (the tagline). You certainly could add something else to the tagline with CSS, but that would just be functionally the same as extra flair.