Frodo Baggins

Frodo Baggins’ character development in "The Lord of the Rings" shows his journey from a simple, peaceful hobbit to a weary, deeply changed hero who understands sacrifice and resilience. 1. "Reluctant Hero" - Frodo starts off as an ordinary hobbit, content with a quiet life. But when he’s given the One Ring, he accepts the dangerous task to destroy it, despite his fear. 2. "Struggle and Sacrifice" - Along the journey, the Ring’s power burdens him, making him physically and mentally exhausted. He faces betrayal, loss, and constant temptation, but remains committed. 3. "Transformation and Trauma" - By the end, Frodo is nearly overtaken by the Ring’s influence and only succeeds with the help of Sam and chance. He returns home, but the experience has changed him, leaving him unable to fully reintegrate into his old life. Frodo’s journey shows his growth in bravery and resilience, as well as the lasting impact of great sacrifice and hardship.