What are the names of the places in the Lord of the Rings the fellowship of the rings?

Answer 1

The first tower is Barad-dur, the great fortress in Mordor where Sauron dwelt. When, in the movies, we see the "Eye of Sauron", the tower it is on is Barad-dur.

The other tower referred to is Orthanc, in Isengard, where Saruman the White lived.

The second book takes its title from these, since Sauron and Saruman are the bad guys. It must be noted that Saruman is much, much less powerful than Sauron, and is defeated by the end of the second book.

The two towers that are most important in the book the two towers are Orthanc and the Hornberg. Orthanc is were Saruman dwelt. The Hornberg is the tower in Helms deep.

Though it's not clear exactly what the "Two Towers" were but it is said that "The Vala Aulë forged great towers, Helcar in the furthest north, and Ringil in the deepest south. Illuin was set upon Helcar and Ormal upon Ringil"

Answer 2

Tolkien was pressed by his publishers for a name for the second volume of The Lord of the Rings. He hastily came up with the name 'The Two Towers' but then realised that he didn't know exactly which towers it referred to. Eventually he decided on The Tower of Orthanc at Isengard and Minus Morgul, and this was published in the book as a short paragraph introducing the second volume (or perhaps as a short paragraph ending the first volume).

Peter Jackson, the director of the movie, decided to take a different view. In the movie, the two towers are Orthanc in Isengard and Barad Dur, the Dark Tower in Mordor.

Answer 3

Barad-Dur (thats the one with the Eye of Sauron) and Orthanc (Saruman is in that one)

Answer 4

The Battle of the Hornburg (Helm's Deep) and the Battle of the Pelennor Fields (Minas Tirith).

Answer 5

There are far too many places in the fellowship of the ring to name them all but a few are:

The Shire, Mirkwood, Rivendell and all the forests and paths in between them.

Answer 6

The first book/film is The Fellowship of The Ring , 2nd) The Two Towers and 3rd) The Return of the King .

Answer 7

Barad-Dur = Sauron's tower

Orthanc = Saruman's tower

Answer 8

The second book in the Lord of the Rings trilogy is titled The Two Towers.