The Rings Trilogy Evil

The nature of evil displayed in The Lord of The Rings Trilogy is a topic which is directly and indirectly displayed. From the opening of the film we are introduced with what is good and what is evil and by the end of the first film we are completely familiar with what represents good and what represents evil. Right after the film begins we are told what the forces of good will be dealing with and the exact form that evil will take on and how it was birthed. We know that the ring is almost the sacramental of what is evil because it was created in the name of evil to serve Melkor. Once the rings were created they began to poison the hearts of various species. Evil took on the indirect form of greed and won over soldiers of evil by slowly
The heads, obviously, are Melkor and Sauron. There are other head figures which carry out the military needs of evil. Their status came about by a turning away from a once good nature and embracing the dark side full on. Characters such as Sarumon represent a gradual turning away from good and embracing the lure of evil. One thing is for sure is that evil is something that is intangible in the film. It cannot be directly related to a single person. It has a head but it is kept alive by the choices of the creatures of middle-earth. Mostly, it is shown in the corruption of a person¡¯s soul due to greed and desire for personal fame and
It was almost a nagging that made even the smallest of tasks much more difficult than they normally would have been. One of the most important points in the movie is when the fellowship of the ring was created because it aided those involved in the mission to remember their oath to the demise of the ring. The strong will of the men aiding Frodo was something that one ended up admiring in the film. In return for their loyalty and self-control those strong enough to withstand the temptation of the ring ended up victorious and successful in the film. One of the first people to become tempted by the ring is Galadriel. This comes as a surprise because of her good nature and representation of the Blessed Mother but it goes to prove that the ring¡¯s power encompasses all people. She goes through a short possession in which she sees what it would be like to obtain the ring and to use it to elevate her power. She soon snaps back to normal and is glad that she could stay away from the power of the ring. She resists the temptation to rob Frodo of the ring by remembering that what she desires is evil and keeps her focus on doing what is