In response to Ashley Whitear Kam-Bo's questions...

Rating: 10/10 (9 April 2003)

Ashley,
You had asked what the "two towers" were. They are: Orthanc, Sarumon's tower; and Barad-dur, Sauron's tower. "The Two Towers" just stands for the two and their alliance. :o) Also, you had said that it was a pity the Fellowship did not unite. I think, in your case, reading the books would help understand what Tolkien was trying to get across to his readers. Frodo is destroyed by the corruption of the ring, Boromir is dead, and Gandalf is a completely different person. It's part of the drama, beauty, and charm of "The Lord of the Rings". Besides, at the end of "The Return of the King," there won't be any need for a Fellowship of the Ring. :op