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Presentation of Tolkien, and his most famous books - Selma, Ambre and Maya

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Presentation of Tolkien, and his most famous books - Selma, Ambre and Maya

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The Hobbit is a fantasy novel first published in 1937 that tell the story of a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins who embarks on an unexpected adventure with a group of thirteen dwarves and the wizard Gandalf. Their goal

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Bilbo Baggins and Frodo Baggins - Merdie et Noah

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Bilbo Baggins and Frodo Baggins - Merdie et Noah

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Bilbo Baggins and Frodo Baggins are fictional characters from J.R.R. Tolkien's popular fantasy series, "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings." They are both hobbits, a small, human-like race that inhabits the fictional world of Middle-earth.

Bilbo Baggins was born on September 22, in the year 2890 of the Third Age, and he lived in the Shire, a peaceful and idyllic region of Middle-earth. Bilbo was known for his love of peace and quiet and his fondness for a comfortable life. However, his life took an unexpected turn when the wizard Gandalf and a group of dwarves arrived at his door, seeking his help on an adventure to reclaim the lost dwarf kingdom of Erebor from the dragon Smaug. Bilbo agreed to join the quest and became the "burglar" of the group. He encountered various challenges, including trolls, goblins, and a treacherous creature called Gollum, and eventually found the One Ring, a powerful and dangerous magical ring that would play a central role in the events to come.

Bilbo returned to the Shire with the ring after successfully helping the dwarves on their quest. However, he soon realized that the ring held a dark power and was being sought by the evil Sauron, who sought to use it to conquer Middle-earth. With Gandalf's guidance, Bilbo eventually passed the ring on to his young cousin, Frodo Baggins, and tasked him with the responsibility of destroying it in the fires of Mount Doom in Mordor to prevent Sauron from gaining control of it.

Frodo Baggins was born on September 22, in the year 2968 of the Third Age, making him Bilbo's cousin and heir. Frodo was a quiet and unassuming hobbit who lived in Bag End, Bilbo's home in the Shire. When Bilbo passed the One Ring to Frodo, he set out on a perilous journey to destroy it, accompanied by his loyal friend, Samwise Gamgee, and a fellowship of companions that included Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Boromir, Merry, and Pippin.

Frodo and his companions faced numerous challenges and dangers along the way, including encounters with orcs, trolls, Nazgûl (Ringwraiths), and other creatures serving Sauron. They also experienced betrayals and sacrifices as they made their way to Mount Doom. Frodo's burden of carrying the ring weighed heavily on him, and he struggled with the ring's corrupting influence. However, with the help of Samwise and the unwavering support of his friends, Frodo reached Mount Doom and destroyed the ring, ultimately defeating Sauron and saving Middle-earth from his evil grasp.

After the ring's destruction, Frodo returned to the Shire, but he was forever changed by his experiences. He suffered from the emotional and physical wounds of his journey and found it difficult to adjust to life in the Shire. Eventually, he joined Gandalf, Bilbo, and other elves in leaving Middle-earth and sailed to the Undying Lands, a realm where the elves dwelt, as the ring-bearer. Bilbo also left Middle-earth and accompanied Frodo on this journey, as he had been granted

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The legend and history of the Ring - Laura et Lalie

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The legend and history of the Ring - Laura et Lalie

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L'Anneau Unique a été fabriqué en cachette par Sauron et son but était de contrôler tous les autres anneaux. Il y déposa une grande partie de son pouvoir. Il était très lié à lui et malgré la victoire de la

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Gollum is a fictional character from John Ronald Reuel Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" series. He is a small, skeletal creature who was once a Hobbit named Sméagol, but became corrupted by the power of the One Ring.

Gollum is obsessed with the Ring and will do anything to get it back, even if it means betraying those who have shown him kindness.

Gollum, was a Hobbit-like creature who lived in the Misty Mountains of Middle-earth. He was born around the year 2430 of the Third Age, and his life took a tragic turn when he found the One Ring, which had been lost for centuries.

Gollum was originally a kind and curious

Hobbit who enjoyed fishing and boating.

However, his obsession with the Ring quickly consumed him, and he became increasingly isolated and paranoid. He was banished by his community and retreated to a cave in the Misty Mountains, where he lived for centuries.
Gollum is known for his split personality, with his former self, Sméagol, occasionally resurfacing and showing moments of remorse and compassion. He speaks in a unique, hissing voice and often refers to himself in the third person. Gollum's physical appearance is also notable, with his large, bulging eyes and long, thin fingers.

Throughout the "Lord of the Rings" series, Gollum plays a significant role as both a guide and a barrier to the main characters, Frodo and Sam, on their quest to destroy the Ring.

Despite his disloyal nature, Gollum's tragic story and complex personality have made him a memorable and fascinating character in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings."

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John Ronald Reuel Tolkien(1892-1973) was an English writer. His famous pieces are : The Hobbit(1937), The Lord of the Rings(1954-1955), From the Fairy Tail(1947). All theses pieces are novels. The two most famous novels : The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings have been remastered into movies and it was a huge success. Tolkien's story is the basis for modern fantasy storytelling, and his influence on the genre is monumental because of his work. He was the first to create a large expanssive universe that had history and a creationist mythology. His work has had a influence on series such as Harry Potter and also on videogames such as Dungeons and Dragons. He Studied at the famous Oxford University in England.
Tolkien was also heavily influenced by Germanic heroic legends, especially by the Norse and old english forms. Before going to Oxford, he went to King Edward's School in Birmingham, and during this time(1910's)he read and translated from the old Norse in his free time. One of his first Norse purchases was the Volsunga saga.

When Tolkien died in 1973, he had a net worth equal to 50 millions. In the decades since his death, Tolkien's works have generated tens of billions of dollars in revenue from movie tickets, DVD's, merchandise, books, and more...

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The origins of the dragon are difficult to trace, but some researchers believe that the dragon may have been inspired by real animals.
They have been present in literature for centuries and their representation has evolved over time. In ancient myths, they were often seen as protectors or guardians, then in the Middle Ages, they became symbols of evil and destruction.
One of the most famous representations of dragons in literature is found in J.R.R Tolkien's Hobbits and the Lord of the Rings, where he describes dragons as cunning, powerful and treacherous creatures capable of destroying entire cities. Indeed, Tolkien has been fascinated by dragons since he was a child, and so he was inspired by the story of the dragons of the third age, which is linked to the story of the dwarves of the Grey Mountains and the Erebor, who are fighting for the riches of the land. With this inspiration he creates the dragon Smaug, "the last of the great dragons". He hunts the dwarves of Erebor.
Dragons are also popular in video games and movies. They are often depicted as fierce and impressive creatures, capable of devastating attacks. An example of a dragon in video games is Smaug, from The Hobbit, in the 2013 adaptation, he is depicted as a fire-breathing dragon with treasure.

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Dwarves are little and live underground. They all like alike, and they work in the mines. Dwarves are one of the creatures who can speak in the middle-earth created by Tolkien. They are blacksmiths and miners. They are violent with humans and elves. Tolkien was inspired by Nordic mythology and medieval Germanic beliefs. He keeps the aspect of the blacksmith for dwarves in his novels “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the ring”. He also keeps the violent aspect of dwarves present in the mythology and the same way of liver than the mythology, they live underground. We can find them in tales, in League of Legends, in the middle-earth and in Snow White. In the novels of Tolkien, we have many creatures with many different races. Some of them are in conflict and can’t live together. For example, dwarves with them conflict side don’t like elves. Tolkien was disgusted by the Disney’s universe. He doesn’t like the kind side of dwarves in Snow White because it isn’t inspired by the mythology.

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Mordor - The Land of Shadows

Mordor is a desolate and terrifying place, located in the heart of Middle-earth. It is ruled by the dark lord Sauron and is home to his armies of orcs, trolls, and other dark creatures. The land is barren and lifeless, with towering mountains, rivers of fire, and a smoky sky that always seems to be filled with ash.

At the center of Mordor lies Mount Doom, a fiery volcano where Sauron forged the One Ring, the source of his power. It is said that the only way to defeat Sauron and destroy the Ring is to journey to Mount Doom and cast it into the fiery chasm.

But the journey to Mount Doom is perilous, and anyone who enters Mordor risks being captured, tortured, or killed by Sauron's armies. The landscape is treacherous, with hidden traps, poisonous swamps, and sheer cliffs that drop into bottomless pits.

Despite the dangers, a small group of brave heroes, including hobbits, men, elves, and dwarves, set out on a quest to destroy the Ring and bring an end to Sauron's reign of terror. They must navigate the hostile terrain of Mordor, evade the watchful eyes of Sauron's minions, and overcome their own doubts and fears if they hope to succeed.

So if you dare to enter Mordor, be prepared for a journey that will test your courage, your strength, and your will to survive. But know that the fate of Middle-earth rests on your shoulders, and the rewards of victory are beyond measure.

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Tolkien was an English writer, poet, and philologist who is known for his epic high fantasy works, including "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy. He was born on January 3, 1892, in Bloemfontein, South Africa, but spent most of his life in England.
Tolkien was a professor of Anglo-Saxon at Oxford University and later he became the Merton Professor of English Language and Literature. He had a deep love for language and mythology, which strongly influenced his writing (norse mythology). His works are characterized by their richly imagined worlds and complex characters.

"The Hobbit" was published in 1937 and was an immediate success. It tells the story of Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who sets out on an adventure with a group of dwarves to reclaim their stolen treasure. "The Lord of the Rings" was published in three volumes between 1954 and 1955 and is considered Tolkien's masterpiece. It follows the journey of Frodo Baggins and his companions as they attempt to destroy the One Ring and defeat the dark lord Sauron.

"The Lord of the Rings" is a fantasy novel that follows hobbit Frodo Baggins as he attempts to destroy the One Ring, a powerful artifact created by the dark lord Sauron. Along with a group of companions, including the wizard Gandalf and the elf Legolas, Frodo must overcome many obstacles and face numerous enemies to destroy the Ring and save Middle-earth. The novel explores themes of good versus evil, the corrupting influence of power, and the importance of friendship and loyalty. It has become one of the most popular and influential works of modern fantasy literature.

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History :
Elves are legendary creatures that appear in the myths and folklore of many cultures around the world.In Norse mythology, elves were divine associated with nature and fertility. They were small  and they had magical powers. In Celtic legend, elves were also associated with nature and were often depicted as guardian spirits of forests and rivers. In modern popular culture, elves are often portrayed as graceful, immortal creatures of graceful beauty and intelligence. They are often associated with magic and nature.

Elves in tolkiens work's :
Tolkien created a fictional world called Middle-earth in which elves are one of the most important and influential races.
The elves in Tolkien's novels are immortal and with an  extraordinary beauty and grace, as well as great intelligence and a sensitivity to nature. They also have a strong connection to magic, which they practice through their knowledge and their mastery of the forces of nature.
Elves are divided into different races, each with their own characteristics and traditions. The best known are the Elders, considered the wisest and noblest of the Elves, and the Ashes, who have a strong affinity for nature and the forest. The Elves play an important role in the history of Middle-earth, especially in the fight against the forces of evil led by Sauron.

Elves in diferents works :
There are many examples of books outside of Tolkiens' works, movies and series featuring elves, here are a few examples:

The Witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski: This series of books and video games features elves as one of the oldest and most mysterious races in The Witcher fantasy universe.

Dungeons & Dragons Role-Playing Game

The Netflix series The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance: This prequel series to Jim Henson's film The Dark Crystal features a variety of fantastical creatures, including elves.

The Forgotten Realms novel series by R.A. Salvatore: This fantasy novel series features an elven character named Drizzt Do'Urden, who has become one of the most popular characters in fantasy literature.

Elves and christmas :
In modern culture, elves are often associated with Christmas time. This association is likely due in part to fairy tales and children's stories which feature elves working for Santa Claus in his North Pole workshop making toys for children around the world.Christmas elves are often depicted as cheerful, hardworking little beings, dressed in green and red, with pointy caps and puffy shoes. They work hard to help Santa prepare the presents for the Christmas distribution.
The association between elves and Christmas is also reinforced by Christmas decorations, where elves are often depicted as small figurines or decorations in Christmas trees or on walls.