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	In desperation, Boromir tries to take the Ring. Frodo slips it on and evades Boromir, who comes to his senses and realizes what he has done.		In desperation, Boromir tries to take the Ring. Frodo slips it on and evades Boromir, who comes to his senses and realizes what he has done.

−	Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee\|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Mordor\|Land of Shadow]].	+	Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee\|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore, thus saving him from drowning. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Mordor\|Land of Shadow]].

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	===Summary===		===Summary===
−	That night the company rests on the right-bank of the river at the foot of [[Amon Hen]]. The next day the burden of choice is laid on [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]]'s shoulders. He must decide whether to return with [[Boromir]] to [[Gondor]] and defeat [[Sauron]], or proceed with the plan to destroy [[the Ring]].	+	That night the company rests on the right-bank of the river at the foot of [[Amon Hen]]. The next day the burden of choice is laid on [[Frodo Baggins\|Frodo]]'s shoulders. He must decide whether to return with [[Boromir]] to [[Gondor]] and defeat [[Sauron]], or proceed with the plan to destroy [[The One Ring\|the Ring]].

	Frodo takes a walk. Boromir follows him and tries to persuade him to return with the ring to Gondor. Frodo refuses and says that if he does not take the difficult path to [[Mount Doom]] and destroy the Ring, every good battle will ultimately be lost.		Frodo takes a walk. Boromir follows him and tries to persuade him to return with the ring to Gondor. Frodo refuses and says that if he does not take the difficult path to [[Mount Doom]] and destroy the Ring, every good battle will ultimately be lost.

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	Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee\|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Mordor\|Land of Shadow]].		Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee\|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Mordor\|Land of Shadow]].

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	In desperation, Boromir tries to take the Ring. Frodo slips it on and evades Boromir, who comes to his senses and realizes what he has done.		In desperation, Boromir tries to take the Ring. Frodo slips it on and evades Boromir, who comes to his senses and realizes what he has done.

−	Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee\|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Land of Shadow]].	+	Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee\|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Mordor\|Land of Shadow]].
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	'''The Breaking of the Fellowship''' is the eleventh and final chapter of book two in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].		'''The Breaking of the Fellowship''' is the eleventh and final chapter of book two in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

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'''The Breaking of the Fellowship''' is the eleventh and final chapter of book two in [[The Fellowship of the Ring]].

===Summary===
That night the company rests on the right-bank of the river at the foot of [[Amon Hen]]. The next day the burden of choice is laid on [[Frodo Baggins|Frodo]]'s shoulders. He must decide whether to return with [[Boromir]] to [[Gondor]] and defeat [[Sauron]], or proceed with the plan to destroy [[the Ring]].

Frodo takes a walk. Boromir follows him and tries to persuade him to return with the ring to Gondor. Frodo refuses and says that if he does not take the difficult path to [[Mount Doom]] and destroy the Ring, every good battle will ultimately be lost.

In desperation, Boromir tries to take the Ring. Frodo slips it on and evades Boromir, who comes to his senses and realizes what he has done.

Frodo is aware that the others must be looking for him. He puts the Ring on again and goes towards the foot of the hill, realizing that he must proceed alone, to avoid further complications. The company learns from Boromir part of what has happened and they pair off to go and look for him. On a hunch, [[Samwise Gamgee|Sam]] goes to the river where he sees an empty boat floating. He jumps towards it, but misses and falls into the water. Frodo takes off his Ring and helps Sam ashore. After much arguing, Frodo agrees that Sam should accompany him and the two of them set out toward the [[Land of Shadow]].