Frodo

[Tsuka]

I'm doing an English Oral Assessment, and I have to explain why some characters are memorable. I have chosen Frodo from The Lord of the Rings, but I can't think of many reasons why he was memorable. Could anyone help me out on this? And remember, to get good marks I have to use for examples ect ect. I just asking for help.

Thanks.

[Gaming Goddess]

Well he was the one who had the ring and if he failed than people of Middle Earth would be inslaved.

[The Naturalist]

well if you have no reasons, why not just pick a character you do have reasons for?

[Angel of Music]

Frodo is memorable because he was chosen to hold the Ring. He put the wieght of the world on his shoulders knowingly. He also trusted where no one else did with Smeagol/Gollem, so he's also memorable for having a huge heart and way too trusty. And the Ring didn't affect him for so long. It didn't corrupt him for a long time, which says he's memorable for having a strong will.

[Peippero]

The reason why Frodo is memorable, is purely because he has symbolic value.
He is the kind of character that no one would expect to do great deeds, yet he surprises everyone in the end.
Frodo is little, he is weaker than for example Aragorn and in a word, he is something that most people would look at as harmless or useless.
but he is the hero never the less, meaning he has a place in his world, and he is valuable.
His character is like an embodiment of normal people, us, and reminds us that we also, though we are little, can achieve greatness. his character depicts humanity in its most innocent form.

[Círdan]

no, i though we were doing game characters toby, aw crap now i have to do new que cards.