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With those words, [[Big Bad|Sauron]] forged the [[Artifact of Doom|One Ring]], the [[Soul Jar|vessel of his power]] and the pivot on which the fate of Middle-earth would turn for five thousand years—until the [[Hobbits|most unlikely of heroes]] did the one thing Sauron [[Evil Cannot Comprehend Good|could never have imagined]], and brought his [[Evil Tower of Ominousness|dark tower]] [[Collapsing Lair|tumbling down]].
The story was originally intended as a ''shorter'' sequel to ''[[The Hobbit (novel)|The Hobbit]]'', but as its author famously remarked, "the tale grew in the telling." '''''The Lord of the Rings''''' by [[J. R. R.
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