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¶ … Lord Rings the Two Towers First paragraph: 5-8 sentences. In sentence, include title, author, subject/theme book. In middle paragraph, reader interest - statement, quote, background information.
Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers by J.R. Tolkien
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers by J.R. Tolkien illustrates the theme that absolute power corrupts people in an absolute fashion. The story unfolds the saga of a great, all-powerful ring that gives its wearer the ability to rule over all of Middle Earth. Various beings strive to gain control over the ring as the tale unfolds, including the former hobbit driven mad by the ring's power named Gollum and the evil wizard Saruman. The good hobbit Frodo nearly dies in his quest to bring the ring to the only place in the world -- Mount Doom -- where it can be destroyed. The book illustrates the important lesson that truth, duty, and friendship are eternal values, despite the fact that nearly...
They all fear that the good wizard Gandalf has been destroyed, but later it is revealed that he survived his fall into the dark pits of Mount Moria, only to be brought back with restored powers. All of Middle Earth is arming to undertake a great battle. The Hobbits Merry and Pippin, along with Gandalf take the side of Riders of Rohan to fight the forces of Saruman. Meanwhile, Frodo and Sam have found Gollum and persuaded Gollum to take them to the Mines of Modor, where they can find the path to Mount Doom. They believe that Gollum has reformed, but Gollum takes them astray into the lair of a gigantic spider Shelob. Frodo is attacked by the creature and left by Sam for dead, as Sam resolves to continue…
Tolkien also had three other children, Michael, Christopher, and Priscilla ("The Tolkien Trail"). After the war, Tolkien became a university professor. His first job was at the University of Leeds. Later, he taught at Oxford. According to "The Tolkien Trail, "Tolkien retired from Oxford in 1969. Tolkien and his wife then moved to Bournemouth. On November 22, 1971, Edith died... Tolkien died on September 2, 1973." sample of Tolkien's
Free Are American Media Events occur and become news, news circulate all around the globe. In early times it was almost impossible to convey these happening with in short period of time but with the advent of time technology grew exponentially and gave a fast source of communication called "media." Media has played a very important role throughout. Any event occurring in one side of the globe gets to the other
"Why I live at the P.O." is told in the first person, so its point-of-view is far more unreliable in character than "A Worn Path." The story makes use of a single character's limited point-of-view to derive humor from family conflicts and the narrator's jealousy of Stella-Rondo. Sister's tone is what makes her story unintentionally funny for the reader. The story's irony is derived from her melodramatic view of her