J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings

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Preliminary Thesis

I want to argue that in the fiction of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, the author deliberately creates a believable word that emphasize imagination that his ideas began to show and perform actions, an imaginative creation that moves people deeply inside because of the moral visionary that Tolkien expresses in his life. In fact, Tolkien seems to be interested in power. Power is a very intriguing and irrelevant subject to be interested in because it is something that people think of everyday. However, as Tolkien creates a believable world, he presents it as vividly, objectively, and emotionally the eternal conflict between life and death. We can see this in his book about the ring, The Lord of the Rings. In his book, Tolkien writes about a myth and a struggle for life, which...