It depends on exactly what they don't understand.<P>You said they don't get the power of the ring. Here are some of the points you should cover about it:<P>~It was created by Sauron, a dark sorcerer.<P>~It contains his power and "life-force."<P>~Because of this it almost has a mind of it's own.<P>~It turns whoever wears it invisible.<P>~It lengthens the life of anyone who owns it for a long time.<P>~Because it has Sauron's power it is constantly trying to get back to him. It does this by manipulating people around it and by changing it's size to perhaps slip off a finger.<P>~It makes people evil.<P>~Because it makes people evil it must be destroyed.<P>~It can't be hidden because it will find a way to be found again.<P>~It can be destoyed only in Mt. Doom because that is where it was made.<P>That is what I would say to anyone who wanted to know about the ring.<P>As for other things. When your explaining concepts and even who and what people are don't use you're full knoledge. Only use infomation that's vital.
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"There's nothing you can do, Harry... nothing... he's gone."-Remus Lupin
"The closer we are to danger, the further we are from harm."-Pippin (now how can you argue with that logic?)
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