The final part of The Lord of the Rings. As the shadow of Sauron grows, the free peoples of Middle-earth gather what strength they have for a decisive struggle, while Frodo and Sam continue their weary journey through a barren and hostile land. Gondor, its great city and its uncertain leadership stand at the centre of the conflict, and several characters must face hard choices about duty and hope. The book brings the many threads of the tale together and reflects on sacrifice, endurance and the cost of victory. It also includes extensive appendices on the history and languages of Middle-earth.
Quotes
[to Gollum] Begone and trouble me no moreǃ If you touch me ever again, you will be cast yourself into the Fire of Doomǃ
Oh, Sam, what have I said, what have I done?
[to the Witch-king] You cannot enter hereǃ Go back to the abyss prepared for youǃ Go backǃ Fall to the nothingness that awaits you and your masterǃ
If you keep the book of the Hobbits as Frodo asked, ages from now when your stories are still told, there will be those humans who might well wonder, "Is there Hobbit in me?"