The Lord of the Rings is only the last link in Tolkien's vast epic since 1917, which Tolkien calls his genre "myth-making" and believes that writing and reading myths is the most important thing in life Contemplation of truth.
Saruman believes that it is only a great power that can hold evil in check,but that is not what I have found.I found it is the small things,everyday deeds of ordinary folk,that keep the darkness at bay,simple acts of kindness and love
"Saruman believes that only great power can deter evil, but I don't believe it. I think ordinary trifles, ordinary people's daily lives, ordinary acts of kindness and love, can curb darkness. Why Baggins, maybe because I'm afraid, he can give me courage."
All encounters in the world are reunions after a long absence.
Mary turned to the car window, where a string of rain curtains shielded the window from the endless torrential rain. Mary stared at the heavy rain, and gradually the gray rain turned dark gray, thicker and darker, and finally she fell asleep.
And she turned her face toward the streaming panes of the window of the railway carriage and
gazed out at the gray rain-storm which looked as if it would go on forever and ever. She watched it so long and steadily that the grayness grew heavier and heavier before her eyes and she fell asleep
, no matter how colorful the city's neon lights are, it can't touch the longing in my heart. A manor, a piece of pure land, even a dark castle, a secret garden... I feel that that is the home of the soul, noble and mysterious, with profound origins, that is the life I really want!
"The Lord of the Rings" is "a war caused by a ring". In the film, the Lord of the Rings is a strange item. In the hands of the Demon King Sodo, it appears to be extremely powerful, but when worn on the hands of ordinary people, it has no great power except invisibility. But it can also corrode people's hearts. When the Lord of the Rings is worn on the hand, it is also worn on the heart. In the film, how many people bend their waists for the Lord of the Rings, even wise men like Gandalf put the Lord of the Rings in Frodo When I gave it to it, I was also panicked. The Lord of the Rings is a test. Although it is a commercial film, we might as well give the Lord of the Rings some meaning. Wearing it can become powerful, so it can represent power, money or fame. It is a test. , Just as the elf queen in the film said with relief after struggling for a while without taking the ring, "I passed the test", and people who are confused by the ring often have to suffer, as explained in the film, the magic The ring belongs to the only master, the Demon King Sodo, and of course it is dangerous to be fooled by the devil's things.
The downright little person has not changed anything about the little person because of this journey. He is still a typical Hobbit of the Baggins family who is kind, small and humble and likes a quiet and peaceful life. The tragic little man has always hoped that the Lord of the Rings would never appear in his life, but purely because of the Lord of the Rings, purely out of kindness, perhaps with a little sense of justice and mission, with the tragic and solemn that there is no way to return, he resolutely stood with him. His own hope is completely opposite to the other side, running towards the Doomsday volcano with the dangerous Lord of the Rings, towards the legendary death that will come forcefully, no matter whether the mission is completed or not.
Speaking of tragic little people, Gollum is the accepted candidate, and Smigol is the big tragic little person. The peaceful and peaceful life was completely subverted by the accidental and inevitable Lord of the Rings. He killed his best friend with his own hands and was rejected by his relatives. The softness of the grass, forgetting the taste of food, and even forgetting himself, he has been imprisoned by the Lord of the Rings for a lifetime (note that it is a lifetime of more than five hundred years, which is five times the average lifespan of a hobbit), and he will spare no expense to protect the Lord of the Rings. He gave up everything except his baby ring, and he forgot everything for his baby ring. His life was so tragic that it could be considered a blessing that he could finally melt with the Lord of the Rings in the lava of Doomsday Volcano. His life is also the life of a typical little man, with the joys and sorrows of the little man - like Smigol's sadness and anger when he believes that Frodo has betrayed, Gollum's cold words, and the joy of life of the little man - of course, it is his own the way, like humming cheerfully when catching fresh fish, perhaps the old Hobbit ballad by the river five hundred years ago. He's also the little guy who changed history, yes. If it's impossible to get to Mount Doom without Sam Frodo, then obviously the Lord of the Rings can't be destroyed without Gollum.
The wizard Gandalf is a wise man, his mana is limited, but his wisdom and mind make him the "light" of the Fellowship of the Ring. Facing difficulties is the only way for a person to grow. On this long road, people always look forward to a leader. He is not omnipotent, but he can use his wisdom and heart to guide your growth. Suddenly, Gandalf was swept into hell by the Balrog. This "light" suddenly went out, in order to lead the latecomers on the road safely. Coming out of the cave, every Fellowship of the Ring had tears in its eyes. In addition to sadness, is there a sense of disillusionment with life and the way ahead?
In life, I always suddenly find that I take responsibility for myself, and even I am caught off guard. "I can't go any further, this is the farthest place I've ever been",
because of love, I am worried, because of love, I am afraid.
It's just that he has too many responsibilities and expectations on his shoulders, and his will is weakened by the fear and worry in his heart.
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Frodo: I can't do this, Sam.
Sam: I know. It's all wrong. By rights, we shouldn't even be here. But we are. It's like in the great
stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered.
Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end. because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened?
But in the end, it's only a passing thing ,this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines, it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you that meant something. Even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now.
Fold in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn't. They kept going because they were holding on to something.
Frodo: What are we holding on to Sam?
Sam: There is some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it's worth fighting for.
Frodo: I can't.
Sam: I know. It's not fair. We shouldn't have come. But here we are.
It's like the wonderful stories we've heard, celebrating great deeds, full of darkness and danger.
Sometimes you don't want to know the ending. Because how can there be a happy ending?
With so many terrible things happening, how can the world go back to how it was before?
But in the end, the terrible shadow will eventually disappear. Even the darkness will disappear. A new day will come. The sun also shines brighter.
This is a touching story that will never be forgotten.
Even if you're too young to understand why, I think I get it.
I get it now. The protagonists of these stories have plenty of opportunities to fall by the wayside, but they don't. They decided to go forward because they had a belief.
Frodo: What beliefs do we hold?
Sam: There are some good things in this world that are worth fighting to the end.
"I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened."
"So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide.
All we have to decide is... what to do with the time that is given to us."
"I wish the Lord of the Rings hadn't been in my hands, I wish this hadn't happened"
"Everyone thinks that when they're in trouble...but that's not up to
us What decides... what to do in the time given to us”
I know. It's all wrong. By rights, we shouldn't even be here.
But we are.
It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo.
The ones that really mattered.
Full of darkness and danger they were.
And sometimes you didn't want to know the end.
... because how could the end be happy?
How could the world go back to the way it was.. .
... when so much bad had happened?
But in the end,
It's only a passing thing this shadow.
Even darkness must pass.
A new day will come.
And when the sun shines, it will shine out the clearer.
Those were the stories that stayed with you...
... that meant something.
Even if you were too small to understand why.
But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand.
I know now.
Folk in those stories...
...had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn't.
They kept going...
...because they were holding on to something."
"What are we holding on to, Sam?"
"That there's some good in this world, Mr. Frodo.
And it's worth fighting for."
"I know. It's not fair. We shouldn't have come.
But here we are.
It's like the wonderful story we've heard, Mr. Frodo.
Describe great deeds.
Full of darkness and danger.
Sometimes you don't want to know the ending...
because how can there be a happy ending?
So many horrible things happened.
How can the world go back to the way it was?
But in the end...
the shadow will pass eventually.
Even the darkness will disappear.
A new day will come.
The sun also emits a brighter light.
This is what will be unforgettable...
A meaningful and touching story.
Even if you are too young to understand why.
But I think I get it, Mr. Frodo.
I get it now.
The protagonists of these stories...
have many opportunities to give up, but they don't.
They go forward...
because they have a belief. "
"What beliefs do we hold, Sam?" "
There must be good in this world, Mr. Frodo.
And it's worth fighting for. "
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A wonderful ending deserved so much hard-fighting...
a wonderful ending, All terrible ordeals are worth it!
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Favorite character is Gollum. Tolkien made him quite well, he is weak and easy to be tempted by the Lord of the Rings , he was hateful and slaughterable, but also pathetic. When Frodo let him lead the way, he was needed and thought to be taken care of, he thought that Frodo really cared about him and cared about him, His multiple personalities also left. But then he was heartbroken by Frodo's "betrayal". He became who he was again.
"why do u cry?"
He asked himself he wouldn't admit it, wouldn't admit it, but the feeling of being spurned once forced him to admit it. He was back to the Gollum who just wanted the Ring, the Gollum who was vulnerable and pathetic and evil and hateful.
He is each of us.
The Lord of the Rings is becoming more and more powerful in the hearts of people in modern society.
Tolkien was a very wise old man. In the Lord of the Rings, not only objections to modern industry, but also a rare denial and affirmation of human nature.
The human heart is fragile and full of desire and greed, but human beings are never half-orcs. Humans have their own glory and pride. Especially with great courage. In every battle destined to be lost, human beings have the courage to fight. Maybe because they didn't know the outcome, maybe because they were stupid, so they had a glimmer of hope, but it was this stupid hope that made Sauron finally perish, and the Lord of the Rings was destroyed.
As Aragorn said, "Mankind will die one day, but not today. Humanity will lose hope one day, but not today." While the
fear is infinitely enlarged in the pupils, people are desperately strong.
The elves are the Holy Spirit, unattainable, but also love, hate and greedy. They see too clearly and estimate the probability of hope too clearly. Learn the odds of winning or losing each battle. Never take risks lightly. They are like the white-collar class in this society, smart and rational, they think that they are superior but in fact life is not rich in possibility.
The Lord of the Rings is an obsession in everyone's heart. If you want to have it, but you may not be able to control it after you have it, you will eventually destroy yourself step by step.
What is commendable is not to get it by any means, but to let go standing on the edge of the cliff. just let it go.
This is a really difficult thing. What you once had brought happiness or pleasure, how can you give up easily.
Tolkien taught us that sometimes we have to destroy what we have in our hands. Whatever it is, baby. A ring is the shackle of the soul, no one wants to become a Gollum, but there are so many Gollums in the real world, even I dare not say that I am not. In pursuit of ultimate freedom, one must let go of the things that wrap oneself in a cocoon, whether it be a safe haven, wealth, fame, or hatred.
People who know how to give up are brave people. Frodo didn't do it. Maybe this is what Tolkien wanted to say. Very few. At the end of the story gives a harsh irony. Gollum's death was a complete liberation for him, and Frodo could even say that he was not as lucky as Gollum, because in the end he also gave in, he understood his own vulnerability and his own greed.
But how can this be determined? Human greed is not always bad. Human greed is buried deep in human nature, so it should be the so-called authentic thing.
The first time I watched The Lord of the Rings I was in high school and it just felt like an emotionally charged magical epic. I like the subject. Looking at it again, I have a different feeling, and I feel more and more that Tolkien said a lot, and I understood very little.
This kind of landmark-like work should be read to the original.
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Compared to Gollum, Frodo was lucky. He has a powerful innocence that no one else can match. But he destroyed the Lord of the Rings, but he could not clear the evil that was awakened in his heart. Who's to say that at the end of the story he traveled overseas, not a haughty self-imposed exile? Perhaps at the moment Sauron was destroyed, he also understood the invincibility of evil. Just having to fight it is a hero's mission.
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