"On
the long march from Emyn Muil to Mount Doom, Frodo knows that he cannot rely on
Sam for more than companionable stolidity, and he is wary of trusting Gollum at
all. Proverbs therefore become his primary counsellor at need. Better mistrust undeserved than rash words,
he reminds himself when longing and fearing to open up to Faramir; Do not be too eager to deal out death in the
name of justice rings through his memory when presented with the chance to
kill Gollum; and The servant has a claim
on the master for service, even service in fear comes to mind when wishing
to be free of his wretched guide."
From Chapter 1 : "'The Hobbits'
David Rowe
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