The return of Gandalf's white robe, the two-line narrative is clear and the rhythm is tight. Guru is like a hobbit, and the tree man is like Gurut.
I like Sam who is warm, firm, loyal, brave and alert. The most moving scene is that Sam pulls the tempted Frodo back strongly from the ring spirits, and said to Frodo, who is about to lose hope, and said: "I know, this is not fair. We shouldn't have come. Here, but here we are. Just like the wonderful stories we have heard, they extol great deeds and are full of darkness and danger. Sometimes we don’t want to know the ending, because how can there be a happy ending? So many terrible things happen, this How can the world go back to the past? But in the end the terrible shadow will disappear after all, even the darkness will disappear, a new day will come, the sun will emit a brighter light, this is the unforgettable, extraordinary meaning A touching story. Even if you are too young to understand why, but I think I understand Frodo. I understand now. The protagonists of these stories have many opportunities to give up halfway, but they did not. They decided to go forward because they hold on A belief." "What belief do we have, Sam?" "There must be kindness in this world, Mr. Frodo, it's worth fighting to the end!"
If you have a close friend like this, how much more can your husband ask for.
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