trilogy. There is of course the one major hero in this story. The hero is Frodo Baggins of the shire. He is important to the fellowship, shire, and middle earth because if he should fail then middle should come completely cover in darkness. Frodo has a lot of good traits like he is intelligent, brave, and good moral strength. His Ideal heroic traits are like he is pure at heart, smart, and of course brave and courageous. Frodo shows his courage many times throughout the film. He accepts the duty to take the ring to the prancing pony in Brey. Then he again accepts the responsibility of taking it to Mordor from Rivendell. Frodo again show valor when he defends the ring and himself from Boromir. There is the point in the film when Frodo leave the rest of the fellowship all except for Sam because he kind of force Frodo to let him come this also shows a lot of courage. One of Frodo’s greatest qualities I would have to say is his Will Power. There is a great example of this the second movie Frodo tells same the ring has me…But Frodo still fights and strives toward mount doom in Mordor.
There is another minor hero in this film named Aragorn. He shows his courage because he steps out at the council and offer to protect Frodo for also as his life with allow. He also protects the hobbit when they get to the prancing pony in Brey and on the journey to Rivendale. He turns away the ring when he has the chance to take it from Frodo and carry it as his own. He also steps out and sort of takes the lead of fellowship when Gandalf is dead. He also shows a lot of will power when Frodo’s hand is out flat with the ring in palm. Aragorn simply takes Frodo’s hand and folds it up over the ring and tells him to run. Then he starts taking orcs out one by one as they charge him. There is also the strategically clever side of Aragorn like he use a set of stairs to create and bottle neck time effect sp that he only has to fight a couple of orcs at one time instead of being swarmed and killed.
There is also Legolas that shows a lot of heroic valor throughout the film. He also steps out to offer his protection of Frodo through the journey to middle earth. He goes off to help Aragorn to rescue the hobbit from a life of endless torture. Continues with the fellowship even after the death of Gandalf. Also never he acts as though he would like to hold the ring in his hand or ever take it from Frodo. During these deeds Legalos shows Great will power. Like he does not give in even when the fellowship falls apart and he follows Aragorn into the forest to hunt orc and save the hobbits. He is also strategically clever because he uses in his arrows to his advantage even in close combat and they get up on him when he dose not have a chance of trying to get his swords out of there sheaths he will just stab them with the arrow and then pull it out then shoot it at another approaching orc.
See as to how in ever epic the hero as their guides. The three major guides are Gandalf, Aragorn, and Legolas. Gandalf is kind of their leader and advisor. Legolas is kind of like their alert system and knows when there is something foul in the air. Aragorn is kind of the bodyguard and protector of Frodo. They each are a major benefit Frodo.
Epic trilogies are vast in scope and there are many place the film take place. There is the shire, Brey, Rivendale, Moria, Isengard, and Lothlorien. The Story is so vast in scope because it shows the long journey the hero must take to get to the end and complete the journey. It also helps to show some progress.
The epic story that is important to the plot is the survival of the ring. There is the story where Saran is defeated when the ring is cut from his finger. Though the ring survived because the heart of a man as failed and he was greed he kept the ring instead of casting it into the fires of mount doom the one place it could be destroyed. Then the king Isildor was killed and the ring fell into a pond and then sunk to the bottom where the hobbit Smegal found it. The ring corrupted him and turned him into a beast now known as Golem. The ring escaped Golem and went off into the cave where it came to Bilbo Baggins, the uncle to Frodo. The ring was left for Frodo and that is when the journey Begins.
There are also supernatural forces at play during this film fro both good and evil. Here are a couple good ones, There is Mitheral really light chain mail that is unbreakable it saves Frodo from when the cave troll stabs him with the spear. There is Gandalf that use his magic to block a sword swing from Balrog and then use to make the bridge way impassable by Balrog. The giant eagles these things fly in over Isengard and save Gandalf from Saruman the white. The evil force at place are Saruman the white he makes the cliff crumble of the fellowship. The one ring it corrupts people and make them act out in aggression to want and get the ring.
There is another minor hero in this film named Aragorn. He shows his courage because he steps out at the council and offer to protect Frodo for also as his life with allow. He also protects the hobbit when they get to the prancing pony in Brey and on the journey to Rivendale. He turns away the ring when he has the chance to take it from Frodo and carry it as his own. He also steps out and sort of takes the lead of fellowship when Gandalf is dead. He also shows a lot of will power when Frodo’s hand is out flat with the ring in palm. Aragorn simply takes Frodo’s hand and folds it up over the ring and tells him to run. Then he starts taking orcs out one by one as they charge him. There is also the strategically clever side of Aragorn like he use a set of stairs to create and bottle neck time effect sp that he only has to fight a couple of orcs at one time instead of being swarmed and killed.
There is also Legolas that shows a lot of heroic valor throughout the film. He also steps out to offer his protection of Frodo through the journey to middle earth. He goes off to help Aragorn to rescue the hobbit from a life of endless torture. Continues with the fellowship even after the death of Gandalf. Also never he acts as though he would like to hold the ring in his hand or ever take it from Frodo. During these deeds Legalos shows Great will power. Like he does not give in even when the fellowship falls apart and he follows Aragorn into the forest to hunt orc and save the hobbits. He is also strategically clever because he uses in his arrows to his advantage even in close combat and they get up on him when he dose not have a chance of trying to get his swords out of there sheaths he will just stab them with the arrow and then pull it out then shoot it at another approaching orc.
See as to how in ever epic the hero as their guides. The three major guides are Gandalf, Aragorn, and Legolas. Gandalf is kind of their leader and advisor. Legolas is kind of like their alert system and knows when there is something foul in the air. Aragorn is kind of the bodyguard and protector of Frodo. They each are a major benefit Frodo.
Epic trilogies are vast in scope and there are many place the film take place. There is the shire, Brey, Rivendale, Moria, Isengard, and Lothlorien. The Story is so vast in scope because it shows the long journey the hero must take to get to the end and complete the journey. It also helps to show some progress.
The epic story that is important to the plot is the survival of the ring. There is the story where Saran is defeated when the ring is cut from his finger. Though the ring survived because the heart of a man as failed and he was greed he kept the ring instead of casting it into the fires of mount doom the one place it could be destroyed. Then the king Isildor was killed and the ring fell into a pond and then sunk to the bottom where the hobbit Smegal found it. The ring corrupted him and turned him into a beast now known as Golem. The ring escaped Golem and went off into the cave where it came to Bilbo Baggins, the uncle to Frodo. The ring was left for Frodo and that is when the journey Begins.
There are also supernatural forces at play during this film fro both good and evil. Here are a couple good ones, There is Mitheral really light chain mail that is unbreakable it saves Frodo from when the cave troll stabs him with the spear. There is Gandalf that use his magic to block a sword swing from Balrog and then use to make the bridge way impassable by Balrog. The giant eagles these things fly in over Isengard and save Gandalf from Saruman the white. The evil force at place are Saruman the white he makes the cliff crumble of the fellowship. The one ring it corrupts people and make them act out in aggression to want and get the ring.
There are themes in the movie that you can apply to today. There is compassion, loyalty, unbreakable friendship, and racism. There is the compassion one when Boromir dies while trying to protect Marry and Pippen he takes 3 arrows before he finally dies off. This part is compassion because Aragorn tells him he died fighting for a good cause and trying to bring him up. He also puts Boromir’s bracers on his wrist to kind of allow Boromir to keep fighting in a way. This can still be applied today because people can be compassionate and help other that are in need. There is loyalty shown through out the movie multiple times from Sam he say a quote "Don't you leave him Samwise Gamgee… And I don't mean to. I don't mean to.” And Sam never leaves Frodo through out the movies. This is Strong loyalty to Frodo. This can be applied today because people symbolically “stab people in the back” and ditches him “true” friends to be cool. There is the unbreakable Friendship this is shown with Mary and Pippen through out the movie they are always together. This is a good one for everyone to have today a friend that will not back out on you when you need them. Racism is a strong one because at the beginning when in Rivendale there are arguments about that no dwarf, elf, or human should carry the ring. They all have their fights and stuff, but they all gotten over it and then elves came to help with the defense of Helms Deep. This can be applied today that most of the turmoil throughout the world could be solve if it was not for racism.
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