Wild fantasies arose in his mind and he saw Samwise the Already the Ring tempted him, gnawing at his willĪnd reason. Two choices: to forbear the Ring, though it would torment him or toĬlaim it, and challenge the Power that sat in its dark hold beyond the Robed in a huge distorted shadow of himself, a vast and ominous threat
Its chain about his neck, he felt himself enlarged, as if he were He no longer had any doubt about his duty: he must rescue his masterĪs Sam stood there, even though the Ring was not on him but hanging by In Book Six(Chapter-1) we see that Sam only wants to rescue his master and is not tempted by thoughts of being THE ring master. When he realised Frodo was not dead (having heard the orc leader speak about this), he was besides himself with anger and all his earlier resolve was forgotten. Sam is not easily corrupted by the lure of the ring Thereafter he also had to put it on to escape the orcs. So Sam reluctantly took over this burden. Kill me over master's body, and gets It: or take It and go.' He drew a No chance to go back with ItĪnd get advice or permission. The war's begun, and more than likely thingsĪre all going the Enemy's way already. And that's the end of all of us, of Lorien, and Frodo's found, and that Thing's on him, well, the Enemy The errand must not fail.''Let me see now: if we're found 'What? Me take the Ring from him? The Councilīut the answer came at once: 'And the Council gave him companions, so
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'What? Me, alone, go to the Crack of Doom and all?' He quailed still,īut the resolve grew. It's too goodįor me, and the Lady gave it to you, but maybe she'd understand. Me and I'll need it, for I'll be always in the dark now. The old king in the barrow and you've got your beautiful mithril coatįrom old Mr. Frodo, but I'll put this one to lie by you, as it lay by 'If I'm to go on,' he said, 'then I must take your sword, by your The mountains, and go home? Or go on? Go on?' he repeated, and for a Of their journey: I have something to do before the end. Words that at the time he did not understand himself, at the beginning With him for nothing?' And then he remembered his own voice speaking 'What shall I do, what shall I do?' he said. His struggle is depicted in Book-IV(Chapter-10) (emphasis mine), He couldn't leave "dead" Frodo but he also understood that he had to go on. When Frodo was poisoned by Shelob and Sam though he had passed away, Sam was overwhelmed with grief. This means he is not averse to fulfilling the quest on his own. Long version Sam takes the ring when he thinks Frodo is dead At the very end, instead of carrying the ring, he carries Frodo on his back to the doors of Mount Doom. He realises he can't make Frodo part with the ring without doing great psychological/physical harm to him. He knew taking the thing while Frodo lived would be the greatest torture for Frodo. He concludes to himself his only options are to keep it but not wield it (like Gollum) or challenge Sauron.įor me the only reason is that Sam loved Frodo. Go?" "I don't know", said Sam, " because I don't know where we'reįorbear: Note the choices Sam gives himself do not include destroying the Ring.
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"Thank you, Sam", he said in a cracked whisper. Yes, in the film it looks obvious, but in the book, they are only at the foot of the mountain when Sam starts to carry Frodo: Just tell him where to go, and he'll go."ģ) Sam didn't know where to go even if he could bear the ringĪdditionally, Sam did not know where to go. "I can't carry it for you, but I canĬarry you and it as well. Sam knows he cannot bear the Ring or destroy it. he knew in the core of his heart that he was
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In his mind.in that hour of trial it was the love of his master Ring tempted him, gnawing at his will and reason. That sat in its dark hold beyond the valley of shadows. Though it would torment him or to claim it, and challenge the Power He felt that he had from now on only two choices: to forbear* the Ring, Sam did indeed become a ringbearer for a brief time, but when he was in possession of it: Of special note I think is Elrond's statement that if Frodo cannot do it, no one can. ".for it was appointed to me by Elrond of Imladris himselfĢ) Sam knew the ring would corrupt him and he could not bear it You are the Bearer appointed by the Council." "I think that this task is appointed for you Frodo, and that if Here are several quotes the text of the book: Over and over, Sam has heard that the task is Frodo's and Frodo's alone.
The text seems to indicate three reasons:ġ) The task was appointed solely to Frodo
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