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Midway in the game, a turn is made consisting of players wandering around middle-earth with the assistance of other well-established characters of the middle-earth attempting to gain power and influence which would help them during the war against The Dark lord.... This term paper "Tolkien's Epic Fantasy-Novel: the Middle-Earth" focused on a novel that mainly centers on the theme of influence and power....
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Term Paper
Tolkien's lord of the rings 1.... Discuss Tolkien's use of Beowulf in lord of the rings.... Are there moments in lord of the rings in which Tolkien or his characters seem to be judging the people and culture of Beowulf?... Tolkien may have admitted that the single biggest influence that he had when he wrote the lord of the rings was Beowulf.... This may even be the pattern that is the most common of both Beowulf and lord of the rings....
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Essay
The following essay would analyze the contribution of anthropomorphism to the plotline of the movie "The lord of the rings: The Two Towers".... The case remains the same in the epic film The lord of the rings: The Two Towers which had been written by J.... From the discussion, it emerges clearly that anthropomorphism is the device that the author has used to set the plot in motion....
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The lord of the rings, for instance, had a largely unpopular and unsuccessful cartoon adaption before the recent blockbuster movies of the early to mid 2000s, and the Hobbit also featured a cartoon adaption that will be precursor to the upcoming film by Peter Jackson.... The lord of the rings, for instance, left entire sequences of the film out, such as the adventure to Tom Bombadil, drastically changed the age of the characters (reducing Frodo's age from 50 to 30), changed their motivations (having Faromir fall the same way Boromir did) and so on (Tolkein 1955)....
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"Fiction and the Media in the English-Speaking World" paper argues that from the media's decision to promote some works of fiction while ignoring others we can understand that its decisions may be illogical, that they may certainly serve the interests of its advertisers.... .... ... ... From that, we may gather that the English-speaking world's tastes are at times illogical, that we serve the interests of those who pay our salaries, and that we gravitate towards the comprehensible and that which touches us....
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For instance, in the “lord of the rings”, by J.... For instance, in the “lord of the rings”, by J.... In “The lord of Flies”, the author has incorporated several symbols such as the conch which represents authority, law and order.... The lord of Flies....
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Essay
The aim of the paper is to answer: key factors that shape Tolkien's worldview, key elements of Tolkien's worldview include, and do Peter Jackson's Hobbit and LOTR Films do justice to Tolkien's worldview?... ... ... ... The aim of the paper is to answer: key factors that shape Tolkien's worldview, key elements of Tolkien's worldview include, and do Peter Jackson's Hobbit and LOTR Films do justice to Tolkien's worldview?...
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Research Paper
The researcher will begin with the definition of an allegory as one of the more significant poetic devices.... The researcher states that an allegory is the representation of abstract ideas or concepts by characters, figures, or narrative events.... ... ... ... According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that a connotation is a set of associations implied by a single word in addition to its literal meaning, whereas a denotation is the literal meaning of a word that can be found within a dictionary, making it distinct from an associated idea or a connotation....
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