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Originally Posted by Fordim
No he didn't either:
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CT clearly shows he did, and that that was his father's intention.
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No-one who is capable of evil could have done what Frodo has done by getting there.
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Frodo
incapable of evil? I don't think a Catholic writer would have written such a character. The most moving thing about that moment, about the whole of LotR in some ways, is that in the end Frodo does succumb. Man (& Hobbit) is fallen. Sorry, but there's no 'Get out of Jail free' card for Frodo. He claimed the Ring: 'The Ring is mine'.
That's when he vanishes -
after he's claimed it not
before.