Why did Frodo and Gandalf leave at the end of Lord of the Rings?

Because: Frodo wanted to heal his wounds. He had three wounds on his body: the wound stabbed by the Ringwraith King on Stormtop, the wound left by Kiris Ungar stung by the poisonous stinger of the big spider, The huge physical and mental pain caused by carrying the One Ring. These wounds can only be stabilized in Middle-earth, but cannot be cured. Every year on the two days when he is stabbed by the Ringwraith King and the One Ring is destroyed, his Injuries happen, so they must be treated.

Gandalf is one of the five wizards who came to Middle-earth from Amon to help resist the evil forces. At that time, Frodo was stabbed by the Nazgul with a sword in Stormtop. The fragments of the sword remained in his body. Although Frodo was saved in Rivendell, the damage left by the sword could not be healed. In addition, the Lord of the Rings brought The wounds inflicted on him cannot be healed in Middle-earth.

Because of his achievements in destroying the Lord of the Rings, he was granted permission by the gods to enter the land of the immortal Amon to treat his wounds.

"The Lord Of The Rings", also known as "The Lord of the Rings", is adapted from J.R.R. Tolkien's novel "The Lord of the Rings", directed by Peter Jackson and starring Elijah Wood , a series of fantasy epic movies starring Ian McKellen, Viggo Mortensen and others. The film series includes three films: "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King."

(When the movie is introduced in China, it is translated as "The Lord of the Rings", while publishers usually translate the book as "The Lord of the Rings". This is often used in China to distinguish the movie from the original work.) The film restores the majestic and epic story In the world of Middle-earth, the story revolves around the Lord of the Rings.

The film took seven years to complete, and the total length of the film trilogy is 10 hours and 1 minutes. The extended version is 12 hours and 6 minutes long. ***Won 351 international awards and been nominated for 284 (IMDB statistics), including 17 Academy Awards. At the same time, "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" has won 11 Academy Awards, tied with "Ben-Hur" and "Titanic" to become the most awarded film in Oscar film history.

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Story introduction

Four thousand years ago, Sauron deceived the elves into forging nineteen rings of domination, while he secretly forged them The supreme magic ring that governs all the rings. Sauron gave nine rings to nine human kings - these nine people later became Nasgul (Nasgul), and seven rings to seven dwarf kings.

(These dwarven rings were either recovered by Sauron or destroyed by the dragon) and the remaining three rings are owned by Gil-galad, Cirdan and Galadriel. Subsequently, humans and elves formed the Last Alliance of Elves and Humans under the pressure of Sauron. During the war, Sauron killed Elendil, the High King of the Dundain, and Gil-galad, the High Elf King.

Isildur, who fell in front of Sauron, raised the Holy Sword of Nasir and cut off Sauron's finger. Without the Supreme Lord of the Rings, Sauron's entire army collapsed, and his true form disappeared without a trace. Two years later, Isildur handed over Gondor to his nephew, and he went to Arnor in the north to succeed his father's throne.

In the Graton Plains, some orcs who had not received news of Sauron's defeat attacked Isildur. Isildur's army was wiped out, and Isildur used the Ring to escape in desperation, but the Ring betrayed him. Isildur was shot dead by an archer in the river, and the Ring remained at the bottom.

Coincidentally, the Supreme Lord of the Rings was picked up by the hobbit Dago who was fishing two thousand years later. Seeing his friend Daigo playing with the ring in his hand, Smeagol immediately became greedy. Smeagol strangled Daigo to death and took away the ring. He was eventually corrupted by the ring, and his body began to change. He lived alone in a cave in the Misty Mountains and was known as "Gulu".

Five hundred years later, the Supreme Lord of the Rings abandoned "Gollum" and was picked up by Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit in the Shire. At Bilbo Baggins' 111th birthday party, he used the Lord of the Rings to sneak out of the party. At Gandalf's request, Bilbo gave up the ring, leaving it to his nephew Frodo Baggins.

Gandalf was not sure that this ring was the One Ring, so he went to Minas Tirith to read the scrolls of Isildur. At this time, Sauron, who had made a comeback, had captured Gollum. During the torture, Gollum revealed "Shire" and "Baggins" to Sauron. Sauron immediately sent the Nine Nazgul to the Shire to search for the Ring.

Reference: Lord of the Rings-Baidu Encyclopedia