The Lord of Rings: The Two Towers

The Lord of Rings: The Two Towers

The movie is a charming movie that is as a result of the imaginations acquired from the Catholic doctrines. The film dramatically honors the religious imaginative and prescient to the extent that it equals that which is given in the books such that the Christians watching it would highly admire it. However, it is for the same reason that non-Christians have posted an stumble upon with an unironic vision of the righteous and the evil. Thus the film touches on the ethical view of the harm as a result of the excellent as well as that of the omnipresent human susceptibility to being tried by others and even unseen forces.

Despite the fact that the "Lord of Rings" was produced for the Christians, especially the Catholic Christians, and that the main topic is on the moral view of the wicked lies on the good and the ever-present nature of people being susceptible to temptations in their daily lives.

I am of the opinion that the various ideas that have been present in the movie concerning the weak nature of humans that makes them to be prone to attack by temptations in the daily lives significantly applies to the real society in which we live in today, and I seek to use this section as part of my thesis for my study (Bennett, 2014). I intended on researching on several academic papers that touch on the susceptibility of all humans to temptation in building my knowledge base for the thesis that I will be using for this study.

Work Cited

Bennett, Jay. "The Influence of Language: Belief in JRR Tolkien's Fictional Mythology and The Lord of the Rings." (2014).