That’s how one of the giants wrote within fantasy: The English writer J.R.R. Tolkien. While he sat inside an air-raid shelter in London under the Blitz with a typewriter on his lap and the polish rattled down above his ears. And with these lines the world got- and every fantasy readers- a key to a fantastic universe, populated with haughty, unworldly elves, brutal orcs, thoughtful, brave and food loving hobbits and countless other races, which originates from Tolkien’s wild imagination. there probably isn’t a lot of people, for who doesn’t know Frodo, Bilbo, Trever and Gandalf, not to say their old friends. Their troubles through the four ties, that’s the core in the quadraphonic about Lord of the rings, that has probably kept more than one awake in the late night, while you breathless followed their troubles through the evil Mordor.
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“Normal children do not confuse reality and fantasy- they confuse them much less often than we adults do”
I think its normal for kids to get a little confused sometimes, when I was a kid I believed that Santa was real and so did the most kids. I really liked that, I had so much fun. I also had a fantasy friend, so when I got bullied, I always talked with my fantasy friend, I did know that it wasn’t real, but it helped me a lot anyways, my childhood was build on fantasy.
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