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This document provides a characterization of Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings trilogy. It describes Gandalf as a friendly wizard who is Frodo's close friend and one of the members of the Fellowship chosen to help Frodo destroy the One Ring. The document also notes that Gandalf changes from Gandalf the Grey to the more powerful Gandalf the White as the story progresses. It analyzes Gandalf as having both a stock and mysterious dimension and identifies his archetypes as The Professor for his wisdom and The Warrior for his nobility and principled nature.
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The document discusses applying semiotics to analyze J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy as a basic fairytale. It identifies the main characters - Frodo, Sam, Gandalf, and Aragorn as heroes, and Merry, Pippin, Legolas, and Gimli as helpers. It designates Sauron and Saruman as villains. However, the conclusion is that Lord of the Rings is too complex to fully reduce to a simple fairytale structure, as key parts of the intricate multi-story plot would be left out.AS Media Film Opening Analysis Of Lord Of The Rings
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The document analyzes the opening scene of The Lord of the Rings film. It introduces the main characters Gandalf, Frodo, and Sam. Gandalf courageously faces the Balrog, though he seems to be weaker. When Gandalf and the Balrog fall, Frodo wakes from a nightmare, suggesting he may not be strong enough to carry the ring. The opening uses different camera shots effectively to set the mood and show the battle between Gandalf and the Balrog. It throws the viewer straight into the fantasy world of the story.Lord of the Rings- Review
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A review of movie and novel Lord of the Rings- Trilogy written by J.R.R. Tolkien. all characters, story, about the author, and many more things.The lord of the rings
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Frodo Baggins finds himself in possession of the One Ring, which was lost by the dark lord Sauron. The wizard Gandalf warns Frodo that he must leave the Shire and keep the ring from Sauron's grasp. Frodo forms the Fellowship of the Ring with men, elves, dwarves and other creatures to safely deliver the ring to Mordor, where it must be destroyed in the Cracks of Doom. However, Gandalf falls in battle and the group faces increasing dangers as they journey south towards Mordor under growing threats from Sauron and his servants. In the end, Frodo decides he must continue alone to avoid endangering his friends, though SamBBUS1370_Assign2_SadhAditya
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Gandalf the Grey is an immortal wizard who came to Middle-earth in the Third Age. He possesses magic abilities including creating fire, light, and blinding flashes. Gandalf battled and defeated the Balrog in the Mines of Moria, though he did not survive the battle himself. He was later sent back as Gandalf the White with increased power and authority. The document provides details on Gandalf's origins, powers, battle with the Balrog, care for the Fellowship members, and his final speech to Pippin before the last battle.Lord of the ring char.
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This document provides descriptions of several key characters from The Lord of the Rings trilogy. It introduces Frodo Baggins, a hobbit who is entrusted with destroying the One Ring, and his companions on the quest, which include fellow hobbits Sam, Merry and Pippin, the wizard Gandalf, the man Aragorn, the elf Legolas, and the dwarf Gimli. It also describes Sauron, the dark lord who created the One Ring, and characters from Rohan and Gondor who become involved in the War of the Ring, including King Theoden, Eowyn and Faramir.Harry Potter vs. Lord of Rings
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Both Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings feature an epic hero who must go on a life-threatening quest to defeat evil forces that threaten the world. Harry Potter must kill Voldemort, while Frodo must destroy the One Ring to defeat Sauron. They are both guided by wise mentors and helped by loyal companions. Both stories feature magical settings and beings on both sides of the good vs. evil conflict. The themes of diversity, death, and the internal and external conflicts faced by the heroes are also common to both franchises.The lord of the rings
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This document summarizes the classic high fantasy novel "The Lord of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien. It describes the fictional world of Middle-earth and follows hobbit Frodo Baggins as he embarks on a quest with the Fellowship to destroy the One Ring and defeat the Dark Lord Sauron. Key characters that help Frodo on his journey include fellow hobbits Sam, Merry, and Pippin, as well as Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, and others. The story traces Frodo's difficult quest to carry the ring to Mount Doom and destroy it, overcoming many obstacles along the way, in orderThe Lord of the Rings 
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In this presentation I will show you breif about the lord of the rings so please see all the slides of this presentation and leave comments for my improvement. Thanks local_media417141215259689153.pptx
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rials and assessments to effectively support instruction and learning.
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Goals within a curriculum are the standards-based benchmarks or expectations for teaching and learning. Most often, goals are made explicit in the form of a scope and sequence of skills to be addressed. Goals must include the breadth and depth to which a student is expected to learn.
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Methods are the instructional decisions, approaches, procedures, and routines that teachers use to engage all students in meaningful learning. These choices support the facilitation of learning experiences in order to promote a students ability to understand and apply content and skills. Methods are differentiated to meet student needs and interests, task demands, and learning environment. Methods are adjusted based on ongoing review of student progress towards meeting the goals. Lord Of The Flies Ralph Essay
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The document provides an analysis of the characters of Ralph and Jack in William Golding's novel Lord of the Flies. It discusses how Ralph begins as a strong leader but loses control as the group gives in to savage instincts, while Jack changes from a choirboy to a savage leader. It also compares how Ralph was motivated by hope of rescue, while Jack was motivated by hunting and killing. The differences between the two boys form the main conflict in the story.The Fellowship of the Ring Summary.pdf
The Fellowship of the Ring Summary.pdfkatyciai1
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The Fellowship of the Ring is the first book in J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy. It introduces hobbit Frodo Baggins, who inherits a powerful ring from his cousin Bilbo that was originally created and lost by the dark lord Sauron. Gandalf suspects the ring is actually Sauron's One Ring, and tells Frodo he must take it to be destroyed in Mordor, Sauron's realm. Frodo forms a fellowship with men, elves, dwarves and other hobbits to make the dangerous journey to Mordor, but they are pursued by Sauron's servants. The fellowship is later broken when Gandalf fallsThe lord of the rings
The lord of the ringsSophie Soultz
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The document describes the characters that are part of the Fellowship in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. It includes hobbits like Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin; men like Aragorn and Boromir; elves like Legolas; dwarves like Gimli; and wizards like Gandalf and Saruman. It explains that the ring must be destroyed in Mordor and that Elrond forms the Fellowship of nine to undertake the journey and protect Frodo as he tries to reach Mount Doom to destroy the ring.Gandalf presentation2
- 1. Characterization Project By Andrew Stewart
- 2. Gandalf
- 3. The Lord of the Rings
- 4. Gandalf He is from the series of novels, the Lord of the Rings , which is also a film trilogy. Gandalf is first introduced as the friendly wizard that everyone in the Shire has been acquainted with. His first scene is a conversation on his horse wagon talking to the protagonist, Frodo. The way they talk to each other shows that they have been very good friends for quite some time. Gandalf acts as one of the many confidants in the Lord of the Rings. He is one of the nine chosen (The Fellowship of the Ring) to aid Frodo on his quest to destroy the ring of power in the fires of Mount Doom. He is one of Frodos closest and most trustworthy friends.
- 5. Character Development Gandalf is a dynamic character. At the beginning of the trilogy, Gandalf is known to all as Gandalf the Grey. As the films progress, Gandalf turns into Gandalf the White, a more holy version of his past self. This changed Gandalf has a stronger will and is able to fight with incredible stamina and endurance. Gandalf the Grey was initially a somewhat weak figure who became fatigued after doing simple magic.
- 6. Character Dimension Gandalfs dimension would be described as mostly stock, but also sometimes round. From the second you meet Gandalf on screen or reading the novel, you can tell that he is one of the main heroes and will stay true to that trait throughout. But Gandalf is also very mysterious at times, with all of his secret knowledge that he sometimes keeps from the rest of the Fellowship.
- 7. Archetypes Gandalf can be described as two different archetypes: The Professor, and The Warrior. When a problem arises, Gandalf is always the one that Frodo and his friends turn to for the best possible solution. Even if Frodo feels that Gandalfs decision on something to do (such as a path to take, a place to hide in, etc.) seem uncertain, those decisions almost always end up in a positive outcome. Gandalf can also be classified as The Warrior, even though he technically does not carry a sword. Gandalf is the most noble character in the film. An example of his nobility is that once he is distinguished as Gandalf the White, almost everyone who meets him bows to him as a sign of courtesy. He is also very principled, and does not like to mess around; he goes by the method of working first, relaxing second.
- 8. The End