Real names tell you the story of the things they belong to
In J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings," the significance of names is emphasized, highlighting how they reflect the identity and essence of the objects or beings they represent. Real names serve as a gateway to understanding the history and characteristics of the entities they describe. This narrative underscores the connection between names and their meanings, showcasing the depth found in the lore of Middle-earth.
Through the rich tapestry of characters and places, Tolkien illustrates how names carry a weight of history and personal story. Each name reveals not just an identity but also the journey and experiences tied to that individual or location, enriching the reader's experience and engagement with the world he created.
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