Frodo Literally Used His Last Life Forces To Get Up And Hold Sam Close To Him As Soon As He Heard Him

Frodo literally used his last life forces to get up and hold Sam close to him as soon as he heard him cry.

And then when he is about to go to the Undying Lands he literally launches himself in his arms and holds him with all his strength. Sam was the only reason why Frodo would have stayed in the Shire but he couldn’t do it. Sam had to live his life and Frodo had to overcome his traumas. They had to separate even if it meant feeling like their hearts had been ripped apart. Even if it meant not feeling whole again.

Uff🤧

That’s so funny and true! Also the language in LOTR fics is more accurate. Well ofc there are always less well written fics but in general it’s like this

Writing fic for normal fandoms: well I want this to be canon compliant so I should make sure I watch all the episodes at least once first, maybe twice for luck

Writing fic for LOTR: I want this to be canon compliant so now I must read all Tolkien's letters, the appendices, 12 history books, this book on Sindarin Grammar, the entire Tolkien Gateway wiki-

So, my request for season 2 of Andor is seeing Cassian in that cute orange suit of rebels pilots. Thank you

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Omg I have never thought about it! That’s true! Also Gollum was a hobbit after all so like Frodo and Sam he doesn’t want power. Hobbits are the only creatures that don’t desire power. This is such a beautiful message of peace and I love it.

One of the most fascinating details about Gollum for me is that even though it is said that the Ring warps its user’s intentions and makes them commit acts of evil, Gollum never once uses the Ring for any power-seeking purposes. He doesn’t try to assemble an army or rule over anyone. He doesn’t try to conquer lands or replace Sauron. He never uses it with the intent of dominating others. All he ever wants to do with it is hold it, look at it, sometimes wear it, and keep it with him in dark little caves where he can eat anything edible he can find. It’s even mentioned somewhere that the Ring’s temptation in his mind is merely visions of him having enough fish to keep him fed forever. But he never tries to use the Ring’s power to actually become powerful…the very thing that Gandalf and Galadriel were afraid they would do if they had the Ring. I think that goes to show how Gollum still was shaped by his hobbit nature; it’s just an inherent trait for hobbits to be completely uninterested in any kind of absolute power or dominion of others.

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