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The '''Fellowship of the Ring''' comprise Frodo and the eight companions chosen by the Council to help him achieve the Quest of Mordor

The '''Fellowship of the Ring''' is a group comprised of [[Frodo Baggins]] and the eight companions chosen by the Council of [[Elrond]] to help him destroy the One Ring in [[J.R.R. Tolkien|Tolkien's trilogy]] [[The Lord of the Rings]].

in [[J.R.R. Tolkien|Tolkien's trilogy]] [[The Lord of the Rings]].

The Nine are set against the nine evil riders of Mordor who are pursuing them.  Members include [[Frodo Baggins]], [[Samwise Gamgee]], Peregrin ([[Pipin]]) Took, Meriodoc ([[Merry]]) Brandybuck, [[Gandalf]] the Grey, [[Aragorn]] the ranger, [[Boromir]] of Gondor, [[Legolas]] the elf, and [[Gimli]] the dwarf.     

The Nine are set against the nine evil riders of Mordor who are pursuing them.  Members include [[Frodo Baggins]], [[Samwise Gamgee]], Peregrin ([[Pipin]]) Took, Meriodoc ([[Merry]]) Brandybuck, [[Gandalf]] the Grey, [[Strider|Aragorn]] the ranger, [[Boromir]] of Gondor, [[Legolas]] the elf, and [[Gimli]] the dwarf.     

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==Council of the Fellowship==

==Council of the Fellowship==

It was at the Council of Elrond that the Fellowship was formed.  Frodo agreed to take the ring to Mordor and Sam insisted on accompanying him.  Legolas, Boromir, Gimli, and Aragorn were all chosen to represent the different races of the world.  Gandalf was chosen because it was to be "his last task."  Pipin and Merry were reluctantly accepted by [[Elrond]] (at Gandalf's advice.)  <ref>[[The Fellowship of the Ring]], by J.R.R. Tolkien, Houghton Mifflin Company.</ref>  

It was at the Council of Elrond that the Fellowship was formed.  Frodo agreed to take the ring to Mordor and Sam insisted on accompanying him.  Legolas, Boromir, Gimli, and Aragorn were all chosen to represent the different races of the world.  Gandalf was chosen because it was to be "his last task."  Pipin and Merry were reluctantly accepted by Elrond (at Gandalf's advice.)  <ref>[[The Fellowship of the Ring]], by J.R.R. Tolkien, Houghton Mifflin Company.</ref>