The Lord of the Rings dies after one of his rings gets thrown into a volcano.
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, and every single movie is descibed in a lengthy essay. And all you wanted was to know what the film was about! That’s when you need TRSMG. We do not waste your time.
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With the risk of being long-winded, there is also a polarity of power.
Also, I don't think he really dies.
@J: From the point of view of the hobbits, things go from self-management (in the beginning) to self-management (in the end). I don't think you can call that a polarity of power. As for the true fate of the Lord of the Rings, we'll obviously have to wait for the sequel.
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