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What is tried to be done in this study is to add to what is currently found on J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" which is well noticed but seems to have more potentials to be worked on using other approaches such as what is desired here as an existential one. There might be some other people who are interested in this subject and can probably start working more on it at the end of this study. The paper is written with the hope of being successful in the case of helping the ones who seek to find papers which have things in common with what they are supposed to work on in the matter of a combination of philosophy of existentialism and fantasy works in the ocean of literature.
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