Psychological analysis of the characters in The Lord of the Rings

I don't think there will be such "little red men" and "little white people" in everyone's hearts. It should be the director who expresses his inner thinking activities through external language in order to highlight the personality characteristics of this person.

Legolas.

Before the year 2518 of the Third Age, Legolas, son of Thranduil, was born in the northern part of the Dark Grove ("In our Dark Forest, the maple leaf turned red five hundred times. "It may be inferred that Legolas was at least 500 years old during the Holy War of the Rings). In the film directed by Peter Jackson, Legolas participates in the Battle of the Five Armies with his father, King Thranduil.

In the year 3017 of the Third Age, Aragorn captured Gollum in the Swamp of Death and sent him to the Dark Forest. At this time, Legolas was most likely acquainted with Aragorn. The following year, Legolas attended the Elon Conference in Rivendell at the behest of his father, bringing with him the news that Gollum had escaped from the elves' surveillance and revealing Aragorn's identity.

There are many very classic characters in The Lord of the Rings, God is a very powerful character in this movie, in the early days, he created the whole world, he took a lot of gods, there are many people with him to maintain the peace and operation of the world, they guard humans and elves and many, many lives, but they are not the most powerful, and many times, the power of the dark god Melko is above God.

Among them are the hobbits, they are very short, but they are very happy, they rarely worry about anything, they can eat a lot, and they live very long.

The character in the Lord of the Rings trilogy that impressed me the most was Gollum. He is the holder of the Lord of the Rings hundreds of years before The Hobbit takes place. The Ring unknowingly prolongs Gollum's lifespan and gradually changes his state of mind, and he becomes more and more obsessed with the Ring until he finally can't live without it completely.

Just keep shouting my precious.

But the Lord of the Rings is like a parasite on the host, and when the host is about to run out of energy, he will want to change the host. So during The Hobbit, the Lord of the Rings was looking for an opportunity to leave Gollum and appear in front of Bilbo.

This makes Gollum a completely tragic figure. On the one hand, he can't do without the Lord of the Rings no matter what, but on the other hand, the Lord of the Rings is trying his best to get out of him, and at the end of The Hobbit, the Lord of the Rings also falls into Bilbo's hands, out of Gollum's control.

By the time of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, another hundred years had passed, and Gollum was still alive and searching for his treasure. So when the Ring reappeared in front of Gollum through Frodo, it rushed forward without hesitation. But what's even more interesting than the time of The Hobbit is that he developed a second docile personality during the Lord of the Rings trilogy because he longed for the Lord of the Rings so much.

Whenever Gollum wants to do evil, another personality always shows up to fight him. This makes the character of Gollum even more fleshed out. On the one hand, although he has become a sick person, his conscience has not yet been completely extinguished, and when he appears as a second personality.

He got caught up in a second struggle. The first time, he pushed his companion off the ship because of the Ring. The second time was whether he could still maintain his conscience when he faced the Lord of the Rings, the vehicle of pure desire.

Of course, his appearance also added a lot of interest to the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Andy Serkis, who plays Gollum, has also become a big man in the motion capture world. Think about it, if it weren't for the existence of the character of Gollum, without his interaction with Frodo, the plot would not only be thin, but also the blackening of Frodo's last kick in the end would also lack foreshadowing.

Therefore, the role of Gollum is first indispensable, and the second makes the characters who have interacted with him in "The Lord of the Rings" more fleshed out.

Of course, this last point has to be mentioned when Gollum finally falls off the cliff and shows a heartfelt smile when he holds the ring. This characteristic tragedy takes the theme of The Lord of the Rings to a deeper level, and it is not the fairy tale we are familiar with after all.

Frodo is incompetent, and Sam is the real hero.

What is your concept of the protagonist?

The acting skills of the No. 1 character in this movie are very good, and they are also loved by fans of film and television works in various countries.

The most exciting thing should be the elf princess in it, although it is a supporting role, but it can touch our hearts.

The most exciting character is Gandalf, who has a lot of combat experience and powerful magic, and has participated in the Holy War of the Ring, the Battle of the Five Armies.

My favorite is Leglas, the elven prince, followed by the Ranger Aragon.

Mithlandil and Elrond.

It has to be Legolas, the elven prince.

I love him!!!

Favorite Elven Prince Legolas