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Arwen1858 · 10-31-2003, 02:47 PM

When I read the question, I thought of the hobbits. First of all, Frodo saying that he would take the ring to Mordor. He didn't even know for sure anyone else would be going with him. Then when he left the Fellowship to go on his own. That showed a lot of courage, and loyalty, too. He didn't want harm to come to his friends. And Sam's following Frodo. And Sam's leaving Frodo to take the ring. In the movie, Pippin and Merry distracting the orcs so Frodo could leave was really brave, too. Well, there are many brave acts, but I'd have to say Frodo did some of the bravest.

10-31-2003, 02:47 PM	#16
Arwen1858 Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Gondor Posts: 516	When I read the question, I thought of the hobbits. First of all, Frodo saying that he would take the ring to Mordor. He didn't even know for sure anyone else would be going with him. Then when he left the Fellowship to go on his own. That showed a lot of courage, and loyalty, too. He didn't want harm to come to his friends. And Sam's following Frodo. And Sam's leaving Frodo to take the ring. In the movie, Pippin and Merry distracting the orcs so Frodo could leave was really brave, too. Well, there are many brave acts, but I'd have to say Frodo did some of the bravest. __________________ Will Turner: "This is either madness or brilliance." Jack Sparrow: "It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide." ~ Pirates of the Caribbean