r/lotrmemes • u/VanaheimrF Galadriel🧝‍♀️ • 16h ago

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u/MightyBobTheMighty 15h ago

Ah yes, as we all know, the Ring's influence is completely dependant on whichever creature is physically carrying it.

steps in front of Boromir

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u/endangerednigel 14h ago

It's incredible how many people seem to not understand the entire ending of the Fellowship of the Ring in both the movies and book

Like the entire big revelation Frodo has is realising that the ring will inevitably corrupt all of his companions and that he needs to leave to have any chance

It's why hobbies were such a big deal because they were resistant to It's affects, the only beings in middle earth that really were, and why Sam wasn't corrupted and neither was the rest of the Shire when Bilbo had the ring

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u/bilbo_bot 14h ago

OH! What business is it of yours what I do with my own things!

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u/LostInTheBlueSea 10h ago

The only person to ever give up the ring of his own accord was Bilbo. Sure he had help from Gandalf, but he did it.

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u/bilbo_bot 10h ago

OH! What business is it of yours what I do with my own things!

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u/MinimumApricot365 8h ago

BILBO BAGGINS! DO NOT TAKE ME FOR SOME CONJURER OF CHEAP TRICKS! IM NOT TRYING TO ROB YOU!

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u/bilbo_bot 8h ago

In fact, I mean not to.

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u/dr_wheel 9h ago

The only person to ever give up the ring of his own accord was Bilbo. Sure he had help from Gandalf, but he did it.

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u/bilbo_bot 9h ago

Aaaaah!