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1. 반지의 제왕 등장인물

Hobbits:

1. Frodo Baggins: The Ring-bearer, tasked with the perilous mission of destroying the
One Ring.
2. Samwise Gamgee: Frodo's loyal friend and companion, demonstrating unwavering
loyalty and courage.
3. Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck: Shows bravery in various battles and becomes a
respected figure.
4. Peregrin "Pippin" Took: Initially naive but grows in maturity, playing important
roles in battles.

Men: 5. Aragorn (Strider): Heir to the throne of Gondor, a skilled ranger, and a
charismatic leader.

6. Boromir: A valiant warrior from Gondor, initially tempted by the Ring but sacrifices
himself for Frodo.

7. Faramir: Boromir's brother, captain of Gondor, and a noble character who resists the
Ring's temptation. (영화랑 다름)

8. Denethor: Steward (집행관) of Gondor, consumed by despair and madness during

the war against Sauron.
9. Théoden: King of Rohan, initially influenced by Saruman but becomes a wise and
courageous leader.

10. Éomer: Nephew of Théoden, a skilled and honorable warrior.

11. Éowyn: Théoden's niece(조카딸), a courageous shieldmaiden who plays a pivotal

role in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.

Elves: 12. Legolas: An Elf from Mirkwood, a skilled archer, and a member of the
Fellowship.

13. Galadriel: The powerful Elf queen of Lothlórien, wise and gracious.
14. Celeborn: Galadriel's husband and co-ruler of Lothlórien.

15. Elrond: Lord of Rivendell, provides guidance and support to the Fellowship.

Dwarves: 16. Gimli: A Dwarf warrior, a member of the Fellowship, and forms a close
bond with Legolas.

Wizards: 17. Gandalf: A wizard, guide, and a powerful force against the dark powers
in Middle-earth.

18. Saruman: Initially a wise wizard but becomes corrupted by his lust for power.

Ents: 19. Treebeard: An ancient Ent who leads the Ents in the march against
Saruman and Isengard.

Gollum/Sméagol: 20. Gollum (Sméagol): A tortured character, once a hobbit

named Sméagol, corrupted by the One Ring.

Others: 21. Tom Bombadil: A mysterious figure in the Old Forest, immune to the
Ring's power. (영화 등장 X)

22. Goldberry: Tom Bombadil's wife, associated with the river and nature.
23. Glorfindel: An Elf-lord who aids Frodo and the hobbits in their journey.

24. Haldir: An Elf of Lothlórien who guides the Fellowship into the realm.

25. Arwen: The daughter of Elrond, Aragorn's love interest.

Orcs and Other Creatures: 26. Uruk-hai: Specially bred Orcs designed for war
(Lurtz, Uglúk).

27. Grishnákh: Orc leader in Fangorn who captures Merry and Pippin.
28. Shagrat: Orc leader in Cirith Ungol.
29. Gorbag: Orc leader in Cirith Ungol.
30. Shelob: A giant spider guarding the pass into Mordor.
31. Witch-king of Angmar: Leader of the Nazgûl (Sauron 의 9 신하들- 초반에 반지
받았던 타락한 인간들), a powerful servant of Sauron.

32. Mouth of Sauron: Lieutenant(대위) of Sauron, emissary during the Battle of the
Black Gate.

33. Sauron: The Dark Lord, the primary antagonist seeking the One Ring for ultimate
power.
 Chapter 1: A Long-expected Party

 Bilbo Baggins throws a lavish eleventy-first (111th) birthday party in Bag End.
 Bilbo uses the occasion to disappear and leave the Shire, using the One Ring's power.
 Frodo is left with Bag End and the Ring, and Gandalf becomes concerned about the
Ring's influence.

Chapter 2: The Shadow of the Past

 Gandalf reveals the true nature of the One Ring to Frodo.

 Frodo learns about the Dark Lord Sauron and the history of the Ring.
 Gandalf urges Frodo to leave the Shire to keep the Ring safe.

Chapter 3: Three is Company

 Frodo decides to leave the Shire and is joined by his friends Sam and Pippin.
 The Black Riders, servants of Sauron, begin pursuing Frodo.

Chapter 4: A Short Cut to Mushrooms

 The hobbits enter the Old Forest, facing its mystical and dangerous nature.
 Tom Bombadil, a mysterious figure, rescues the hobbits from Old Man Willow.
 Tom Bombadil becomes their guide and protector.

Chapter 5: A Conspiracy Unmasked

 Frodo, Sam, and Pippin reveal the true nature of their journey to Tom Bombadil.
 Tom advises them on the dangers they will face and gives them provisions.
 The hobbits decide to continue their journey to Rivendell.

Chapter 6: The Old Forest

 The hobbits face more perils in the Old Forest.

 Tom Bombadil rescues them again, emphasizing the limits of his power.
 Tom guides them to the edge of the forest and bids them farewell.

Chapter 7: In the House of Tom Bombadil

 The hobbits rest at Tom Bombadil's house.

 Tom Bombadil shares songs and lore with them.
 The hobbits continue their journey with new supplies and guidance.

Chapter 8: Fog on the Barrow-downs

 The hobbits enter the Barrow-downs, ancient burial mounds.
 They are captured by barrow-wights, and Frodo uses the light of Westernesse to
resist.
 Tom Bombadil intervenes once again, rescuing the hobbits.

Chapter 9: At the Sign of the Prancing Pony

 The hobbits arrive in Bree and stay at the Prancing Pony Inn.
 Frodo accidentally puts on the Ring, revealing himself to the patrons.
 Aragorn (Strider) reveals himself as a friend and offers to guide them to Rivendell.

Chapter 10: Strider

 Aragorn joins Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin as they leave Bree.
 Aragorn explains his true identity and his commitment to helping Frodo.
 The Black Riders attack, and the Fellowship flees toward Rivendell.

Chapter 11: A Knife in the Dark

 The Fellowship faces the danger of the Ringwraiths at Weathertop.

 Frodo is stabbed with a Morgul-blade and becomes gravely ill.
 Aragorn takes charge and leads the Fellowship toward Rivendell, pursued by the
Black Riders.

Chapter 12: Flight to the Ford

 The Fellowship, with Frodo weakened, continues the journey to Rivendell.

 The Black Riders pursue them, and the Fellowship reaches the Ford of Bruinen.
 Elrond's power is unleashed, sweeping away the Ringwraiths and saving Frodo.
 Book 2: The Two Towers

Book 2, Part 1: The Departure of the Fellowship

Chapter 1: Many Meetings

 Frodo wakes up in Rivendell and reunites with Gandalf.

 The Council of Elrond decides to destroy the Ring, and the Fellowship is formed.
 Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Boromir, and Gandalf set out.

Chapter 2: The Council of Elrond

 The history of the Ring is discussed.

 Frodo volunteers to take the Ring to Mordor.
 The Fellowship sets forth, guided by Aragorn.

Chapter 3: The Ring Goes South

 The Fellowship faces harsh conditions as they travel through the wilderness.
 Saruman's spies, the crebain, threaten their secrecy.
 They decide to enter the Mines of Moria as a passage to the other side of the Misty
Mountains.

Chapter 4: A Journey in the Dark

 The Fellowship enters the Mines of Moria, facing eerie and ancient surroundings.
 They discover Balin's tomb and realize that Moria is not safe.
 A confrontation with the Balrog ensues, resulting in Gandalf's fall in the chasm.

Chapter 5: The Bridge of Khazad-dûm

 The Fellowship mourns Gandalf's apparent loss.

 They escape from Moria and are pursued by orcs.
 Aragorn takes leadership of the Fellowship.

Chapter 6: Lothlórien

 The Fellowship is welcomed to Lothlórien, the Elven realm.

 They meet Galadriel and Celeborn.
 Frodo, Sam, and Aragorn experience individual visions in the Mirror of Galadriel.

Chapter 7: The Mirror of Galadriel

 Frodo and Sam witness visions in the Mirror.
 Galadriel tests their resolve and offers insight into the challenges ahead.
 The Fellowship receives gifts and sets forth in boats down the Great River.

Chapter 8: Farewell to Lórien

 The Fellowship leaves Lothlórien, and Galadriel gifts them boats, cloaks, and other
items.
 Boromir's desire for the Ring becomes apparent.
 The Fellowship is divided, with Frodo and Sam heading towards Mordor on their
own.

Book 2, Part 2: The War of the Ring

Chapter 9: The Great River

 The Fellowship faces new challenges on the river.

 They decide to part ways, with Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli pursuing the orcs who
captured Merry and Pippin.

Chapter 10: The Breaking of the Fellowship

 Frodo and Sam head towards Mordor, facing challenges in the wilderness.
 Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli follow the trail of the orcs.
 Boromir succumbs to the temptation of the Ring, attempting to take it from Frodo.
 Book 3: The Return of the King

Book 3, Part 1: The Departure of Boromir

Chapter 1: The Departure of Boromir

 Boromir tries to take the Ring from Frodo but is resisted.

 Frodo decides to continue the journey alone, but Sam insists on joining him.
 Merry and Pippin are captured by orcs, and Boromir defends them.

Chapter 2: The Riders of Rohan

 Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli begin tracking the orcs who captured Merry and Pippin.
 They encounter Eomer and the Riders of Rohan, who are in conflict with Saruman.
 Eomer aids the trio in their pursuit of the orcs.

Chapter 3: The Uruk-hai

 Merry and Pippin escape from the orcs and meet Treebeard, an Ent.
 Ents decide to march against Saruman after hearing about his destructive actions.
 Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli continue their pursuit.

Chapter 4: Treebeard

 Merry and Pippin befriend Treebeard and learn about the Ents and their role in the
natural world.
 Ents decide to attack Isengard, the stronghold of Saruman.

Chapter 5: The White Rider

 Gandalf, revealed as Gandalf the White, encounters Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli.
 He recounts his return and enhanced power after his battle with the Balrog.
 The group sets out for Edoras, the capital of Rohan.

Chapter 6: The King of the Golden Hall

 The group arrives in Edoras, where they find King Théoden under the influence of
Saruman.
 Gandalf helps to free Théoden from Saruman's spell.
 Théoden decides to prepare for war against Saruman.

Chapter 7: Helm's Deep

 Théoden and his people take refuge in Helm's Deep, a fortress in the mountains.
 The Battle of Helm's Deep is fought against Saruman's forces.
 Gandalf arrives with reinforcements, turning the tide in favor of Rohan.

Chapter 8: The Road to Isengard

 The Ents, led by Treebeard, march on Isengard and confront Saruman.

 Saruman's fortress is destroyed, and his influence over the land is broken.
 Gandalf, Aragorn, and their companions leave Rohan to continue the quest.

Chapter 9: Flotsam and Jetsam

 Merry and Pippin reunite with Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, and Gandalf.
 Ents' actions lead to the flooding of Isengard.
 The group learns more about Saruman's plans and his alliance with Sauron.

Chapter 10: The Voice of Saruman

 The group encounters Saruman at Orthanc.

 Saruman attempts to manipulate them, but Gandalf rebuffs him.
 Wormtongue, Saruman's servant, kills Saruman and is himself killed.

Chapter 11: The Palantír

 Pippin looks into the Palantír, a seeing stone, and experiences a disturbing vision.
 Aragorn uses the Palantír to reveal himself to Sauron, distracting him from Frodo's
quest.
 Aragorn solidifies his role as the true heir to Gondor.

Chapter 12: The Forbidden Pool

 Faramir, Boromir's brother, encounters Frodo and Sam near Gondor.

 Faramir is tempted by the Ring but resists its power.
 Frodo and Sam continue their journey to Mordor.

Chapter 13: Journey to the Cross-roads

 Gollum becomes increasingly untrustworthy.

 The trio reaches the crossroads near Minas Morgul, and Gollum's true intentions
become more apparent.
 Tension rises as they approach Mordor.

Chapter 14: The Stairs of Cirith Ungol

 Frodo, Sam, and Gollum navigate the Stairs of Cirith Ungol, facing challenges.
 Gollum's behavior becomes more erratic.
 They enter Mordor, nearing the end of their journey.

Chapter 15: Shelob's Lair

 The trio encounters Shelob, a giant spider guarding the pass into Mordor.
 Frodo is paralyzed by Shelob's sting, and Sam takes on the responsibility of saving
him.
 The book ends on a cliffhanger with Frodo captured by orcs.
 Book 4: The Return of the King

Book 4, Part 2: The Ring Goes East

Chapter 1: The Taming of Sméagol

 Frodo is revealed to be alive but captured by Faramir and his Rangers.

 Gollum is captured but agrees to guide Frodo and Sam to Mordor.
 Faramir learns about the Ring but lets them go.

Chapter 2: The Passage of the Marshes

 The trio enters the desolate and dangerous Dead Marshes.

 Gollum's behavior becomes more sinister and suspicious.
 Frodo and Sam become increasingly dependent on Gollum for guidance.

Chapter 3: The Black Gate is Closed

 The group arrives at the Black Gate of Mordor, finding it heavily guarded.
 They decide to attempt a different route, guided by Gollum.
 Tension rises as they get closer to the heart of Mordor.

Chapter 4: Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit

 Gollum's loyalty is tested as Frodo and Sam rest.

 Gollum's internal struggle between Sméagol and Gollum becomes more
pronounced.
 The trio continues their journey toward Mount Doom.

Book 4, Part 3: Mount Doom

Chapter 5: The Window on the West

 Faramir's encounter with Frodo and Sam is recounted to Aragorn.

 Aragorn decides to march against Mordor to distract Sauron.
 Sam overhears Gollum's conversation with Frodo, revealing Gollum's treacherous
intentions.

Chapter 6: The Forbidden Pool

 Frodo and Sam are captured by Faramir, who is initially suspicious.

 Faramir's encounter with Boromir and his quest for approval from his father,
Denethor, are explored.
 Faramir releases Frodo and Sam, allowing them to continue their quest.

Chapter 7: Journey to the Cross-roads

 The trio approaches the crossroads near Minas Morgul.

 Gollum's manipulative behavior and Sam's growing mistrust intensify.
 Tensions rise as they approach the end of their journey.

Chapter 8: The Stairs of Cirith Ungol

 The trio faces challenges on the Stairs of Cirith Ungol.

 Gollum's plot to separate Frodo and Sam unfolds.
 Frodo is captured by orcs, and Sam is left alone, thinking Frodo is dead.

Chapter 9: Shelob's Lair

 Sam believes Frodo is dead and takes the Ring to continue the quest alone.
 Shelob, the giant spider, attacks Frodo.
 Sam discovers Frodo is alive but unconscious, and he resolves to rescue him.

Chapter 10: The Choices of Master Samwise

 Sam battles Shelob and believes he has killed her.

 Sam learns that Frodo is not dead but captured by orcs.
 Sam takes the Ring and resolves to rescue Frodo from the Tower of Cirith Ungol.

Chapter 11: The Black Gate Opens

 Aragorn and the army of the West march towards the Black Gate to distract Sauron.
 Frodo and Sam's perilous journey continues, with Sam posing as an orc.
 The book ends with Frodo and Sam captured and the armies of the West facing the
might of Mordor.
 Book 5: The Return of the King

Book 5, Part 4: The War of the Ring

Chapter 1: Minas Tirith

 Pippin arrives in Minas Tirith, the capital of Gondor, and becomes a servant to
Denethor, the Steward.
 Denethor's despair and his strained relationship with Faramir are depicted.
 The city prepares for the impending siege by Sauron's forces.

Chapter 2: The Passing of the Grey Company

 Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, and the Rangers of the North travel to the Paths of the Dead.
 Aragorn uses the Army of the Dead to defeat the Corsairs and recruits them for the
upcoming battle.
 He releases them from their curse, and they pledge to fulfill their oath.

Chapter 3: The Muster of Rohan

 Théoden rallies the Riders of Rohan to aid Gondor in the coming war.
 Merry is determined to join the battle, and Éowyn disguises herself to accompany
him.
 The Rohirrim ride to the aid of Gondor.

Chapter 4: The Siege of Gondor

 Sauron's forces, led by the Witch-king of Angmar, lay siege to Minas Tirith.
 The city faces numerous assaults, and the Rammas Echor is breached.
 Denethor becomes increasingly desperate as the situation worsens.

Chapter 5: The Ride of the Rohirrim

 Théoden and the Riders of Rohan arrive at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
 The Rohirrim charge into battle, turning the tide against Sauron's forces.
 Théoden falls in battle, and Éowyn and Merry play crucial roles.

Chapter 6: The Battle of the Pelennor Fields

 The battle rages on with intense individual conflicts.

 Éowyn and Merry confront the Witch-king, resulting in his defeat by Éowyn and
Merry's contribution.
 Gandalf arrives with reinforcements, and the tide decisively turns against Sauron.
 Chapter 7: The Pyre of Denethor

 Denethor succumbs to despair and madness, attempting to burn himself and

Faramir.
 Gandalf intervenes, saving Faramir and defeating Denethor, who dies by suicide.
 Aragorn heals Faramir, Éowyn, and Merry in the Houses of Healing.

Book 5, Part 5: The War of the Ring

Chapter 8: The Houses of Healing

 Aragorn tends to the wounded in the Houses of Healing in Minas Tirith.

 Faramir and Éowyn recover, and Aragorn reveals his true identity as the King of
Gondor.
 The shadow of Sauron is lifting as the Ring draws closer to Mount Doom.

Chapter 9: The Last Debate

 The leaders of the Free Peoples debate their next move after the victory at Minas
Tirith.
 Frodo, Sam, and Gollum draw near to Mordor.
 Aragorn decides to march on the Black Gate to draw Sauron's attention away from
Frodo.

Chapter 10: The Black Gate Opens

 Aragorn and his forces confront the Black Gate, challenging Sauron.
 Frodo, Sam, and Gollum reach the entrance of Mount Doom.
 The Ringwraiths, seeking the Ring, attack Frodo.

Chapter 11: The Tower of Cirith Ungol

 Frodo and Sam are captured by orcs and taken to the Tower of Cirith Ungol.
 Sam rescues Frodo from the orc tower, and Gollum plays a deceitful role.
 The journey to Mount Doom becomes increasingly perilous.

Chapter 12: The Land of Shadow

 Frodo and Sam face the harsh landscapes of Mordor.

 Gollum's true allegiance becomes clear as he manipulates Frodo.
 The trio reaches the foot of Mount Doom.

Chapter 13: Mount Doom

 Frodo, Sam, and Gollum climb Mount Doom to reach the Cracks of Doom.
 Gollum attacks Frodo, bites off his finger, and claims the Ring.
 Gollum falls into the fiery chasm, destroying the Ring and Sauron's power.

Chapter 14: The Field of Cormallen

 The Eagles rescue Frodo and Sam from Mount Doom.

 The victory over Sauron is celebrated, and Aragorn is hailed as King.
 The realm begins to heal from the long shadow of darkness.

Chapter 15: The Steward and the King

 Aragorn is crowned King of Gondor.

 The realm is reorganized, and Aragorn's rule brings about positive changes.
 The Fellowship reunites in Minas Tirith.

Chapter 16: Many Partings

 The Fellowship begins to disband as members go their separate ways.

 Frodo, Gandalf, Bilbo, and the Elves set sail for the Undying Lands.
 Sam returns to the Shire.

Chapter 17: Homeward Bound

 The hobbits return

 Book 6: The Return of the King

Book 6, Part 6: The Return of the King

Chapter 1: The Tower of Cirith Ungol

 Sam rescues Frodo from the orc tower, and Gollum plays a deceitful role.
 The journey to Mount Doom becomes increasingly perilous.
 Frodo and Sam make their way toward Mordor's heart.

Chapter 2: The Land of Shadow

 Frodo and Sam face the harsh landscapes of Mordor.

 Gollum's true allegiance becomes clear as he manipulates Frodo.
 The trio reaches the foot of Mount Doom.

Chapter 3: Mount Doom

 Frodo, Sam, and Gollum climb Mount Doom to reach the Cracks of Doom.
 Gollum attacks Frodo, bites off his finger, and claims the Ring.
 Gollum falls into the fiery chasm, destroying the Ring and Sauron's power.

Chapter 4: The Field of Cormallen

 The Eagles rescue Frodo and Sam from Mount Doom.

 The victory over Sauron is celebrated, and Aragorn is hailed as King.
 The realm begins to heal from the long shadow of darkness.

Chapter 5: The Steward and the King

 Aragorn is crowned King of Gondor.

 The realm is reorganized, and Aragorn's rule brings about positive changes.
 The Fellowship reunites in Minas Tirith.

Chapter 6: Many Partings

 The Fellowship begins to disband as members go their separate ways.

 Frodo, Gandalf, Bilbo, and the Elves set sail for the Undying Lands.
 Sam returns to the Shire.

Chapter 7: Homeward Bound

 The hobbits return to the Shire but find it changed.

 Saruman's influence is evident, and the hobbits are not welcomed by all.
 Sam marries Rose Cotton.

Chapter 8: The Scouring of the Shire

 The hobbits discover that Saruman has taken control of the Shire.
 They lead a rebellion against Saruman and the ruffians.
 The Shire is liberated, but it has been scarred by the industrialization imposed by
Saruman.

Chapter 9: The Grey Havens

 Frodo, Bilbo, Gandalf, and other Elves sail from the Grey Havens to the Undying
Lands.
 Sam returns to the Shire and continues his life.
 The era of the Elves in Middle-earth comes to an end.