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The Fellowship of the Ring Study Guide

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by J. R. R. Tolkien
About 110 pages (33,022 words)
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Topics for Discussion

How important to Frodo's quest are his friends? Discuss the idea of Fellowship and friendship and its importance to the story.

Viewing the reality in the fantasy: Consider and discuss how the lives of the main characters, and the circumstances they face, are similar to the realities we all face.

Point out three instances in the story where J.R.R. Tolkien uses his characters decisions and choices to inspire ethical values in the reader.

Name three instances of a battle between Good and Evil and briefly explain them.

Why does Gandalf feel that Gollum is worthy of redemption and pity?

Aragorn is introduced as a wanderer and many do not trust him because of the way.....

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