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Who does not know Lord of the Rings? This trilogy novel by J. R. R. Tolkien is already very popular, even made a film in 2001 to 2003 by director Peter Jackson. This film was included in the ranks of box office in the international world. The novel has also been translated into 38 languages. This condition is not surprising, because this trilogy-shaped novel does have a lot of advantages, both from the style of storytelling, language, until the contents of the story.
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1. Hobbit
One of the hobits who plays a role in this story is named Frodo who received a ring from Bilbo Baggins who was none other than his uncle. In addition to Frodo and Bilbo, there are several other names of hobbits also mentioned, namely Sam Gamgie the assistant of Frodo, Meryadock and Peregrin who is Frodo's cousin, and Lobelia. The average hobbit is short, only half the height of ordinary man, which is about 60 to 120 cm, averaging 100 cm. They have pointed ears, like elves.Their big legs are thin and thin like rabbits and strong, so they never use footwear.
2. The Dwarves
Dwarves or dwarfs are known to be experts in crafts and have great physical strength. They are described as a hard-working race, highly skilled in processing mineral minerals in the earth. In the first novel of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, there are nine ring bearers who will bring the dark ring to Mordor to be destroyed. According to mythological stories, dwarves and elves are two competing beings. J. R. R. Tolkien successfully concocted this perennial competition in a unique package, with the Legolas and Gimly figures, two friends who always compete.
3. Orc
Orcs are mythological creatures that appear in folklore and fantasy fiction tales as wild beasts with human-like postures, sometimes like giants, their skin is usually green, its face resembles a pig, a monkey or a monster with long fangs, its fierce and savage. In the fantasy story of The Lord of the Ring, Orc is one of the races that inhabit the middle Earth. Orcs are identified as malignant and evil races. Orcs are enemies of the Elves and humans. They love to eat meat and sometimes they become a cannibal nation.
4. Shelob
Shelob is a giant spider nesting in Cirith Ungol. When Sam and Frodo passed through the area to get to Mordor they met Shelob who had injured Frodo. Sam who thought Frodo was dead then determined to continue the journey to Mordor to annihilate the ring by himself.
5.Ents
This creature is shaped like a giant tree. The rhythm of their lives is very slow, but they are very strong. They are also the ones who destroy Isengard to take revenge on Saruman. However, that does not mean they like to act rough. Ent is a kind-hearted creature who loves nature, as in the Lord of the Rings where an ent named Treebeard treats Mery and Pippin with kindness.
6. Elf
The story of Lord of the Rings the elf is described as having a slim, human-like figure with pointy ears. This depiction is slightly different from the general elf picture, that is, as a small supernatural being.Elf in the Lord of the Rings is also called Eldar or star children. They are Immortal which means immortal. However, that does not mean they can not die. Their bodies can still be destroyed by disease, war, or other causes. They are also aging, but very slow, equivalent to thousands of years of human age. In nine ring bearers, the elves race is represented by Legolas who is an elf prince of Mirkwood.
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