Hobbit ring-bearer tasked with destroying the One Ring in Mordor.
Elrond's council establishes the mission Frodo undertakes.
Elrond holds the council that decides the Ring must be destroyed, after which Frodo volunteers to carry it.
Galadriel gives Frodo insight into his burden and the danger within the Fellowship.
Galadriel tells Frodo that he alone can complete the quest and warns that one companion may try to take the Ring.
Legolas contributes his loyalty and skills to Frodo's quest.
Legolas joins the Fellowship and travels with Frodo to help destroy the One Ring.
Gimli supports the Ring-bearer's mission as the Fellowship's Dwarf warrior.
Gimli joins the Fellowship that accompanies Frodo toward the destruction of the Ring.
Boromir's desire for the Ring temporarily fractures his relationship with Frodo.
At Parth Galen, Boromir privately confronts Frodo and attempts to take the Ring.
Aragorn acts as a guardian and guide for the Ring-bearer.
Strider helps the hobbits reach Rivendell, and Aragorn later protects Frodo during the Fellowship's journey.
Frodo's quest directly opposes Sauron's attempt to recover the Ring.
Sauron seeks the One Ring, while Frodo accepts the mission to destroy it in Mount Doom.
Both are connected to the Ring, but Gollum seeks to recover it from Frodo.
Gandalf warns Frodo that Gollum has been trailing the group with the intention of reclaiming the Ring.
Pippin is one of Frodo's hobbit companions on the journey.
Pippin joins Frodo and the other hobbits while they evade the Nazgûl and later travels in the Fellowship.
Merry supports Frodo as a member of the traveling group.
Merry joins Frodo, Sam, and Pippin during the escape from the Nazgûl and later becomes a member of the Fellowship.
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