You're just jealous of his ring immunity 
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<In before Tom Bombadil tin-foil hats> ...but also Tom Bombadil
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I'm one of them :D
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LOTR: Saruman HP: Voldemort HHGG: Slartibartfast All villains who enforce their will on the world around than and don't give a damn what others think. Maybe this illustrates the power of social sanction? (I mostly didn't read the other replies before answering.)
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arguably Saruman's will is enslaved to Saurons due to corruption experienced via the compromised Palantir network
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Samwise Gamgee does everything he does only because he wants to. Nobody asked him to do it, he volunteered. His presence wasn't required by fate or prophecy, only by friendship and a concern for the future of his world. He's not a mythical hero. He's an ordinary person in deep.
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So: bound by sense of duty to his friends?
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Sam Gamgee. At many points he even more than Frodo undertook the quest and service without compulsion when he might have turned aside. Frodo’s free choice was more limited than Sam’s and at the end the Ring overcame him
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Trick question. None of them do—no matter how many times I read LotR, Gandalf always does the same stuff.
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This, but Sam is Batman and Frodo is Robin. They fly the bat-copter to Mordor, bit are foiled due to Nazgul. Luckily, the bat-copter has flying beast repellant.
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