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	[[Category:Books by J.R.R. Tolkien]]		[[Category:Books by J.R.R. Tolkien]]

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	*'''IX - [[The Great River]]''' - they notice Gollum following them down the river on a log; they reach the falls of Rauros, where they must choose between travelling on the east or west bank of the river to pass the falls.		*'''IX - [[The Great River]]''' - they notice Gollum following them down the river on a log; they reach the falls of Rauros, where they must choose between travelling on the east or west bank of the river to pass the falls.
	*'''X - [[The Breaking of the Fellowship]]''' - They arrive at the lawn of Parth Galen; they still face the choice of whether to go east or west; Boromir tries to take the Ring from Frodo, who puts it on to escape him; Other members of the company split up trying to find Frodo. Frodo and Sam go across the river and head east.		*'''X - [[The Breaking of the Fellowship]]''' - They arrive at the lawn of Parth Galen; they still face the choice of whether to go east or west; Boromir tries to take the Ring from Frodo, who puts it on to escape him; Other members of the company split up trying to find Frodo. Frodo and Sam go across the river and head east.
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		+	==See also==
		+	*[[The Fellowship of the Ring/Quotations\|''The Fellowship of the Ring''/Quotations]]

	==External links==		==External links==

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	*'''I - [[A Long-expected Party]]''' - details Bilbo and Frodo's birthday party, chapter ends with Bilbo leaving [[the Shire]]		*'''I - [[A Long-expected Party]]''' - details Bilbo and Frodo's birthday party, chapter ends with Bilbo leaving [[the Shire]]
	*'''II - [[The Shadow of the Past]]''' - Gandalf tells Frodo the true nature of the ring, and how it must be taken to Mordor and destroyed. Sam who has been listening at the window, is told to accompany Frodo.		*'''II - [[The Shadow of the Past]]''' - Gandalf tells Frodo the true nature of the ring, and how it must be taken to Mordor and destroyed. Sam who has been listening at the window, is told to accompany Frodo.
−	*'''III - [[Three is Company]]''' - Frodo sells [[Bag End]], and officially is going to move to a house at Crickhollow in the area beyond [[Bucklebury]] in [[Buckland]], while he actually plans to disappear without causing too much of a fuss. Frodo, Sam and Pippin set out through the South Farthing of the Shire towards Buckland, and encounter a black rider. They also meet [[~~Gildor Inglorion\|~~Gildor]] the elf, with other elves.	+	*'''III - [[Three is Company]]''' - Frodo sells [[Bag End]], and officially is going to move to a house at Crickhollow in the area beyond [[Bucklebury]] in [[Buckland]], while he actually plans to disappear without causing too much of a fuss. Frodo, Sam and Pippin set out through the South Farthing of the Shire towards Buckland, and encounter a black rider. They also meet [[Gildor]] the elf, with other elves.
	*'''IV - [[A Short Cut to Mushrooms]]''' - They meet [[Farmer Maggot]] from taking a short cut, and he gives them some of his prized mushrooms. Merry joins them at the end.		*'''IV - [[A Short Cut to Mushrooms]]''' - They meet [[Farmer Maggot]] from taking a short cut, and he gives them some of his prized mushrooms. Merry joins them at the end.
	*'''V - [[A Conspiracy Unmasked]]''' - Takes place at Frodo's new house at Crickhollow. The title refers to Frodo about to tell Merry and Pippin about his quest, who he had previously believed not to know about it, and they tell him that they had known much of it all along. They also meet [[Fredegar Bolger\|Fatty Bolger]]. Frodo decides to leave the next day through the old forest, as it is an unexpected direction, rather than travelling on the roads.		*'''V - [[A Conspiracy Unmasked]]''' - Takes place at Frodo's new house at Crickhollow. The title refers to Frodo about to tell Merry and Pippin about his quest, who he had previously believed not to know about it, and they tell him that they had known much of it all along. They also meet [[Fredegar Bolger\|Fatty Bolger]]. Frodo decides to leave the next day through the old forest, as it is an unexpected direction, rather than travelling on the roads.

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	===Book I===		===Book I===
	The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.		The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.
−	[[Image:The Fellowship of the Ring ~~(Tolkien)~~.jpg\|thumb\|<small>Tolkien's preliminary design for the dust-jacket of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''.</small>]]	+	[[Image:J.R.R. Tolkien - The Fellowship of the Ring.jpg\|thumb\|<small>Tolkien's preliminary design for the dust-jacket of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''.</small>]]
	The beginning of the first chapter in the book begins quite lightly, following on from ''[[The Hobbit]]'' which is more of a childrens story than ''Lord of the Rings''. It begins with [[Bilbo Baggins]] celebrating his 111th (or eleventy first, as it is called) birthday, on the same day that Frodo celebrates his 33rd birthday. (His 'coming of age') At the birthday party, Bilbo disappears after his speech, to the suprise of all. Frodo later learns about the ring which he had used to make himself invisible, and also to some of its darker powers.		The beginning of the first chapter in the book begins quite lightly, following on from ''[[The Hobbit]]'' which is more of a childrens story than ''Lord of the Rings''. It begins with [[Bilbo Baggins]] celebrating his 111th (or eleventy first, as it is called) birthday, on the same day that Frodo celebrates his 33rd birthday. (His 'coming of age') At the birthday party, Bilbo disappears after his speech, to the suprise of all. Frodo later learns about the ring which he had used to make himself invisible, and also to some of its darker powers.

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
−	The volume is divided into two books, Book I and II~~. The book is called fellowship of the ring~~.	+	The volume is divided into two books, Book I and II.
	===Book I===		===Book I===
	The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.		The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
−	The volume is divided into two books, Book I and II. The book is called fellowship of the ring. ===Book I===	+	The volume is divided into two books, Book I and II. The book is called fellowship of the ring.
		+	===Book I===
	The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.		The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.
	[[Image:The Fellowship of the Ring (Tolkien).jpg\|thumb\|<small>Tolkien's preliminary design for the dust-jacket of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''.</small>]]		[[Image:The Fellowship of the Ring (Tolkien).jpg\|thumb\|<small>Tolkien's preliminary design for the dust-jacket of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''.</small>]]

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
−	The volume is divided into two books, Book I and II.	+	The volume is divided into two books, Book I and II. The book is called fellowship of the ring. ===Book I===
−	===Book I===	+
	The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.		The first book sets the stage for the adventure and follows [[Frodo Baggins]] as he flees from his home in [[the Shire]] to escape the minions of the Dark Lord [[Sauron]]. Sauron seeks [[the One Ring]] that will allow him to control the Bearers of the nineteen Lower Rings and control the three major races of Middle-earth: the Elves, the Men and the Dwarves. The One Ring has been inherited by Frodo who finds himself unwittingly in the midst of a struggle for world domination.
	[[Image:The Fellowship of the Ring (Tolkien).jpg\|thumb\|<small>Tolkien's preliminary design for the dust-jacket of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''.</small>]]		[[Image:The Fellowship of the Ring (Tolkien).jpg\|thumb\|<small>Tolkien's preliminary design for the dust-jacket of ''The Fellowship of the Ring''.</small>]]

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	*'''III - [[The Ring goes South]]''' - The nine members of the fellowship travel south through [[Hollin]]; they try to take the road over the mountain Caradhras but are forced to turn back.		*'''III - [[The Ring goes South]]''' - The nine members of the fellowship travel south through [[Hollin]]; they try to take the road over the mountain Caradhras but are forced to turn back.
	*'''IV - [[A Journey in the Dark]]''' - They travel to the gates of Moria, where they have to deal with a sea creature in the lake in front of it. Gandalf eventually opens the doors using a magic word. They reach the tomb of [[Balin]].		*'''IV - [[A Journey in the Dark]]''' - They travel to the gates of Moria, where they have to deal with a sea creature in the lake in front of it. Gandalf eventually opens the doors using a magic word. They reach the tomb of [[Balin]].
−	*'''V - [[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''' - Attacked by orcs~~, trolls~~ and ~~a balrog~~, ~~they~~ make their way to the bridge ~~over~~ Khazad-dum, ~~where~~ Gandalf ~~and~~ the ~~balrog fall into~~.	+	*'''V - [[The Bridge of Khazad-dûm]]''' - Attacked by orcs and trolls, the Fellowship tries to make their way to the bridge of Khazad-dum, but Gandalf falls during a confrontation with a [[Balrog]] on the bridge.
	*'''VI - [[Lothlorien (chapter)\|Lothlorien]]''' - The company meets the elves of Lorien. The elves reluctantly agree to let Gimli the dwarf pass. Aragorn takes Frodo to the hill of [[Cerin Amroth]].		*'''VI - [[Lothlorien (chapter)\|Lothlorien]]''' - The company meets the elves of Lorien. The elves reluctantly agree to let Gimli the dwarf pass. Aragorn takes Frodo to the hill of [[Cerin Amroth]].
	*'''VII - [[The Mirror of Galadriel]]''' - The company meets [[Celeborn]] and [[Galadriel]]. Frodo is shown the mirror of Galadriel.		*'''VII - [[The Mirror of Galadriel]]''' - The company meets [[Celeborn]] and [[Galadriel]]. Frodo is shown the mirror of Galadriel.

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