In an early plot outline for J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Aragorn needed to kill a member of the Fellowship who ...

Frodo Baggins and Sam Gamgee journey to Mordor alone ... When questioned by Boromir, Aragorn is quick to remind the knight of Gondor that no one can control the Ring – except for Sauron himself.

Meanwhile, Aragorn and the rest of the fellowship ... s attention was drawn away from the story that truly mattered: Frodo and Sam’s. Follow MeriStation USA on X (formerly known as Twitter).

Boromir and Faramir have an intense brotherhood, and have complex feelings about the loyalty owed to their king, Aragorn ... Tolkien based Frodo and Sam’s relationship on ones he had seen ...

Frodo rescues Sam from the water and they ... The brother of the slain Boromir Faramir's respect for Gandalf prompts him to join Aragorn and the remainder of the fellowship on the quest to destroy ...

Boromir's way of dealing with other people in the Fellowship, especially how he deals with Aragorn and Frodo, shows his complicated character and the struggles he has while trying to resist the ...

Bros were big mad when Jackson changed this scene from Tolkien’s original, in which Elrond sent formidable Elf-lord Glorfindel to save Frodo ... We’ve seen Boromir die, so Aragorn dying ...

A genuinely chilling moment that recalls Jackson's horror movie pedigree, this early set piece sees Frodo, Sam, Pippin and Merry ... in charges Aragorn to save the day in fire-swinging style.