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Lord Of The Rings: How Will Frodo Destroy The Ring
A Dark Lord Sauron created his own ring and then put his powers into the ring. The Dark Lord ordered this rings to have power overall of the other rings in the town. This town is called a shire, the shire in based on rural England. Sauron had thought that he had just lost his powerful ring amongst his possessions; but it turned out that the ring was really stolen. (SparkNote, The Fellowship of the Ring) The ring fell into the hands of a Hobbit, Bilbo. Bilbo, who first had the ring, later disappeared. Bilbo left all of his possessions,including the ring,to his nephew Frodo. Frodo then has the task of going on a journey to destroy the evil ring. How will Frodo destroy the ring?He has to go where the Dark Lord lives and throw the ring into the

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