Convincing Character Should be a Mixture of Good and Evil in Book Four of Lord of the Rings

In this article, looking at the fourth volume of the Lord of the Rings, we are trying to find the following evidence. Persuasive personality should be both perfection and not evil. Since it clearly shows the role of Sméagol, it shows that a convincing person should not be perfectly good or evil, so we first examine the role of Sméagol. In Volume 4 of the "Lord of the Rings", Tolkien draws Smearagol as a completely convincing character rather than completely good or evil letters.

Bibliographic information: JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings. New York: Ballentine Books, 1965 Role play: Frodo - the new owner of the character in the hero. Sam-Frodos Brothers Sauron - And Evil Gollum - The story I stole Bombaldi - the second time I stole my friend Frodo began at Frodo Baggins' 20th birthday party, Frodo Baggins has a wonderful life with his brother Sam is. Hobbit Charles on land. - JRR Tolkien J.R.R. Tolkien (1892-1973) praised the disappointment of young people in the era of war and technology from the 1960s to the 1970s. His continued popularity proves that he can evoke the overwhelming reality of modern life while attracting viewers to the fantasy world. John Ronald Lewel was born in Bloemfontein, South Africa on January 3, 1892, and his father, Arthur, served in Africa Bank.

Trukien's "Lord of the Rings" series book, the foundation of the story is a metaphor of ancient literature. In various books, characters (mainly men) are tested and are required to prove that they are precious persons. In turn, everyone can complete his test to varying degrees. Due to the merits of men's character, the tests are always defeated, but everyone has one thing in common. The character of Turkien is formed by a very great asset, sometimes it is a kind of luck. In the "Circle Fellowship", the first book of the trilogy of the "Lord of the Rings", the characters faced several challenges when they completed their challenges in the process of progress. And for good luck. Bilbo Baggins found a ring on a luck trial