The Lord of the Rings (Part II) -- The Two Towers Exquisite: The Two Towers

Author: J.R.R. Tolkien
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Publication Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This is a story about the prehistoric human Hobbits. Faramir goes to the Unforgiven Pass of Mount Doom to destroy the power of the One Ring in order to save his people and free humanity from the enslavement of the dark forces. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy is a series of works published by J.R.R. Tolkien, a professor of Medieval English Literature at the University of Oxford, in 1954. Upon its release, it caused a sensation in both the United States and the United Kingdom, and quickly became a classic in Western fantasy literature, influencing generations of readers. To this day, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy has been translated into 25 different languages and has sold over 90 million copies worldwide. The fantasy society of Middle-earth created by Professor Tolkien is meticulously structured, inhabited by different races, and young Hobbit Frodo is caught in a battle between good and evil over the One Ring. With courage and the help of his friends, he ultimately overcomes the dark forces. The story begins with Frodo, the bearer of the One Ring, who inherits it unknowingly and discovers that it is the key that the Dark Lord cannot rule the world until now. He also finds himself caught between the forces of good and evil. After many trials, he learns that he must carry the One Ring deep into the lands of the Dark Lord to destroy the source of all evil in the fires of Mount Doom. Thus, under the guidance of the wizard Gandalf, an alliance of Elves, Dwarves, Hobbits, Ranger, and Men forms the Fellowship of the Ring, attempting to protect Frodo as he journeyed to the lair of the Dark Lord.