There once was a young lad in a little hole in the ground. There lived a hobbit, not a dirty, moist, grimy hole, this was a hobbit hole. This means there is always good food, a warm welcome, and all the comforts of home. In this hobbit hole, a hobbit named Frodo Boucher lived a very dry and simple life. There really wasn't room for nonsense or foolishness for his name held title and respect. At least thats what his momma said, and momma is always right. There isn't anything that really excites him about adventure and other people. Simply because he doesn't fit in with anybody else really. Except for his pal Jim. Jim Hopkins is another Hobbit from the shire. Him and Frodo have been buddies since they were brought into this world. This is …show more content…
He realizes the hour is of late and is sharply confused as to who could possibly be at the door. He walks cautiously to the door with a candle lit lantern and opens the door to a familiar face to whom he hasn’t seen in years. “Gandalf”!! he says. “Frodo Boucher” he replies. Frodo then welcomes him into his home and makes tea. As they sit in the dining room and discuss of old times Gandalf approaches the subject of an adventure he would like Frodo to join him on. Frodo is very hesitant about this journey because he doesn’t like things that seem odd or make him uncomfortable. The two talk for awhile and then there is another knock on the door. Frodo opens the door to 13 dwarves. He is astonished at he sight but welcomes them in. They all discuss about the adventure and talk Frodo into going. Then they here some suspicious rustling of the bushes outside a window. So Gandalf goes to investigate and finds Jim Hopkins ease dropping in on the conversation. He only wishes to join Frodo in this quest. So Gandalf lets …show more content…
They go for miles and miles until suddenly a problem approaches. They see in the distance an army bandits in the distance. These are horrible creatures and very skilled warriors. Sauron has been breeding them for a short time now building up a massive army so he can rule middle earth. So the company sends Frodo and Jim out in the open as bait to lure some of them in for an ambush attack. This plan is at a fault because shortly after they go out they are ambushed by another pack of bandits. This puts Frodo and Jim on the front lines. This is where they have to really dig deep so they can survive. So as they fend them off and flee towards the wheat field to destroy it. They get to the field and burn it to the ground. This provides them a victory and they set off for home. Everyone goes their separate ways except for Frodo and Jim. Whom now have to travel even further back home on their own. This is a dangerous road for they are all alone and don't hold many fighting skills. Though they manage to reach the borders of the shire safe and sound they have to surpass a toll gate which is very sketchy. As they approach it the fellow that guards it recognizes them and decides to let them pass without any