About the Lord of the Rings ending, what is the Lord of the Rings ending

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The ending of the movie: The Lord of the Rings is destroyed, the demon lord Sauron is completely defeated, and the dark forces are scattered; Aragon became king and married Arwen; Frodo, Bilbo, Gandalf, Elon, and Galadriel leave Middle-earth and go to the abode of the gods; Sam and the other hobbits live a peaceful and good life.

The ending in the original book: Same as above. However, after the hobbits returned to the Shire, there was an episode - Saruman escaped from Isenger and endangered the Shire, Frodo and the others stepped forward to recover the Shire, and Saruman also died with Rohan's traitor Grima.

In addition, if you want to know the final ending of these characters, and not the ending shown at the end of the text, then it is well documented in the appendix of The Lord of the Rings: Aragon died in the year 120 of the Quaternary (the last year of Frodo's departure from Middle-earth, 3021), and Arwen died in the year 121 of the Quaternary; Legolas Chongming settled in Isilian (an area near the border of Mordor) after the destruction of the Ring, and after the death of Arragon went to sea with the Golden Thunderbolt to the West, after the destruction of the Ring settled in the Shining Cave (the cave behind the Valley of the Holy Helm), and after the death of Aragor, he and Legolas went to the West with the sea. Sam became mayor of Shire and was re-elected seven times, and in 61 he traveled to the West in pursuit of Frodo; Pippin and Merry also became the leaders of their family, and Silver Judge was eventually buried in Gondor.

The people of Middle-earth will have a peaceful and good life, as detailed in the Quaternary and later periods.

On the other hand, "the Warcraft army has all turned to ashes" is complete nonsense, and they are not paper paste. Even in the movies, it is only shown that most of the orcs fell into the pit after the destruction of the Ring, and a small number fled in all directions.

The ending of The Lord of the Rings is:

Aragorn was proclaimed Eliza, King of Arno and Gondor, and married the love of his life, Arwyn, daughter of Elrond. At the same time, Saruman escaped from his imprisonment and enslaved the Shire. Four hobbits who returned to their homeland mutinied and overthrew Saruman's rule.

Saruman died at the hands of his former servant, Qiao Yan, who was eventually killed by the Harpy archers. The Battle of the Lord of the Rings came to an end on Frodo's doorstep.

Merry and Pippin were named heroes. Sam rebuilt Charles with a gift from Kellanshen and walked the red carpet with Mae Carton. Frodo's body and mind were not traumatized.

A few years later, accompanied by Gandalf, Bilbo, and others, Frodo sailed west from the shores of Grey Harbor to an overseas wonderland. After Mei's death, Sam passed the Red Book of the Westlands to his daughter Illano, which chronicles the adventures of Bilbo, Frodo, Sam, Pippin, and Merry. As the last remaining Lord of the Rings holder, Sam then sailed to the overseas wonderland of the Western calendar, where he eventually met Frodore.

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It's all nonsense, I haven't read the original book. Frodo and the others return to their homeland, and the age of mankind is coming, and they will dominate Middle-earth. The last elves left Middle-earth by boat and went to the western part of Middle-earth to meet the elves there, and that was the end of the part.

The damned are dead, and the undeserved are almost not dead! Movies are like that.