The riddle of applicability
The secret psychology of my
The green warning
The triumph of the tiny
007skaty The Temptation of Boromir
He only wished to guard his land (guard his land) / But evil took his giving hand (his giving hand)
007skaty Decode hidden symbols to discover the secret messages in Tolkien's Fellowship of the Ring.
007skaty Tolkien's linguistic focus on self-interest in The Fellowship of the Ring shows how personal possession cuts tempted characters off from community
Which character first uses the phrase 'my precious' to describe the Ring in old journals read by Gandalf?
Which Hobbit character struggles with Gandalf in Chapter 1 over giving up his 'precious' Ring?
The Ring's inspiration: Some scholars believe Tolkien was inspired by the ancient Roman 'Ring of Silvianus,' which carried a curse and was found in Gloucestershire, England.
007skaty Tolkien designed the Ring's invisibility to symbolize the isolating effects of selfish power
Where is Frodo stabbed by a Morgul-blade, nearly pulling him permanently into the wraith-world?
What terrifying, shadowy servants of Sauron exist permanently in the wraith-world void?
A strong psychological desire to own, control, or dominate someone or something. In 1954, Bilbo Baggins exhibited this trait when reluctantly parting with his magical ring in Bag End.
Which Elven realm serves as the meeting place where the Fellowship is officially formed?