Why was Frodo a hero again?
>gets stabbed by witch king without a fight
>gets skewered by Troll
>tries to give away the ring to roastie elf
>keeps gollum around, tells sam to fuck off
>gets caught in a spider web, paralyzed.
>doesn't throw the ring into the fire at the end.
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He wasn't. Sam and Aragorn were the heroes.
>Aragorn
>genocides orc babies in their orc cradles
>doesn't even have a coherent tax policy
>hero
He was the only one who could carry the ring
That alone made him the most important character
>genocide
>wrong
Also taxation is theft.
Aragorn did nothing wrong.
who said he was
I wonder if he lied and told everyone that he threw the ring into the volcano.
did he at least get some pussy in the books?
he carried the ring
He was pretty much just a rape toy for the ring while Sam did all the hard work, but I guess acting like a woman is considered a hero to millennials
the ring literally was psychic...and fucking with his mind
>Why was Frodo a hero again?
He's literally not. Sam has always been the hero.
overcoming being a rape toy and ultimately destroying the rapist makes him a hero
get off Sup Forums and get back to writing
Bilbo is the actual hero.
>holds ring for way longer than frodo
>never turns slightly evil
>gives up ring when someone asks him for it
>never turns slightly evil
Orcs are literally subhuman in every sense of the word though.
Yeah I guess when I was like eight I too thought Frodo was a "bad hero" because he didn't kill 42 orcs per battle and solo elephants.
who says Frodo is the hero?
he's the protagonist, sure, but doesn't necessarily mean hero
You sure about that?
Reminder that Sam literally out cucked the ring by a "lol wtf" when the ring tried to corrupt him
...
you're missing some very important bits from the books, he sat around for like 30 years jacking off while gandalf did research after bilbo's party, and also he was molested by a tree before tom bombadil saved him
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Yes I know, you got owned, and badly
Aragorn was actually the villain. The orcs simply wanted to settle in a safe land but the prejudiced Gondorians wouldn't allow that.
>tfw you used Sauron's weapon as a cock ring and it turned you against yourself so hard that you came into your own mouth - from inside
he wasn't a hero, he was the loadbearer
Yes, he's a hero because he goes through all that shit and keeps going.
>never turns slightly evil
Lmao this was the first thing that came to mind
He showed mercy on gollum which ultimately led to the ring being destroyed by gollum when he failed
Gandalf had a feeling Bilbo had A ring of power, but not THE ring of power, and he knew that Bilbo was showing an incredible resistance to it.
When Gandalf is like "you've not aged a day"... he's shocked but not TOO shocked.
He knows because Frodo is of Bilbo's blood he'd have some sort of same resilience against the ring's power.
This desu except I was 12
>be Ring-san
>Try to corrupt this dirty fucking barefoot manlet to bring you back to your lord a few miles away
>turns out the little fuck just wants to cover the world in luscious green gardens
>Fuck this, ragequit, commit suicide by Gollum
>did he at least get some pussy in the books?
no
Frodo and Bilbo were both "bachelors"
doing a necessary job that no one else wants to do is heroic
BILBO FAGGINS