Would you behave more like Sam of Frodo if you were in their position?ġ) What could the lights be or symbolize? What does this passage say about mortality when the trio see elves, men, and orcs all rotting in the same place in the marsh?Ģ) Thinking back to Gandalf’s hope that even Gollum could be saved, is there evidence in Gollum’s monologue to suggest he can still change?ġ) How are the teeth of Mordor and their former use representative of Tolkein’s relationship between good and evil?Ģ) Gollum claims to have ‘sworn on the precious’ that he will help Frodo and Sam find a way into Mordor. 1) Tolkien again presents the destructive force of nature how is this storm similar to previous events? How does this sequence continue Tolkien’s water metaphors?Ģ) What does both the physical description of Gollum and his behavior tell us about him? Sam seems to be very wary about trusting Gollum whereas Frodo is more willing.
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