Journey to Bree
Quest for Bree Well into his senior years, Bilbo Baggins the possessor of the “One Ring,” decides to leave the Shire for the place he has come to love, the outside world. ... With the perfect opportunity to get away, Frodo explains, “Sam and I must get to Bree,” without any hesitation. Frodo knows that Rivendell is no longer a safe place to convene, so going to Bree is the next option. The four hobbits begin their getaway towards the Buckleberry ferry, which is the first step of the journey towards Bree. ... Arriving at their final destination, the outskirts of Bree, Frodo and his friends, survey the land cautiously still paranoid and fearful of the threat of the black riders and the dark magic the possess. ... Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin make a careful but speedy sprint towards the gate to the entrance of Bree. Frantically banging on the huge wooden gate that is obviously protecting this alienated community, Frodo and his friends await entrance into Bree, where they will hopefully meet with their friend Gandalf and be free of the danger that is ever so present.