Why did Aragorn let Frodo leave?

In response to the other answers: of course Aragorn didn’t control Frodo; it was his choice alone. Aragorn chose not to follow because he had heard from Boromir himself how it had affected him, and probably felt the Ring was better with no outside influence.

Why does Frodo have to go to Mordor?

They set up camp, and when Frodo was alone, Boromir tried to take the Ring from him, corrupted by its power, to bring it to Minas Tirith. Frodo put on the Ring and managed to escape. While the rest of the company scattered looking for Frodo, he decided he must go to Mordor alone, lest the Ring corrupt the others too.

Why does Frodo decide to go alone?

Originally Answered: In Fellowship of the Ring, why did Frodo need to go it alone, leaving Aragorn and Legolas behind? He nominally leaves the party because: He realizes the ring will corrupt the other members of the party too if they remain in proximity to it.

Did Aragorn go to Mordor?

Frodo took a different path which was not the path of Aragorn. Frodo started from different place while Aragorn started from Minas Tirith. Frodo and Aragorn both went to different locations of Mordor. Hope this helps to understand.

Why did Frodo have to leave Aragorn and Legolas behind?

From another point of view, he leaves because he has developed the self-reliance and skills to complete the quest without mentors and he must now perform his quest independently to complete the hero’s journey. Originally Answered: In Fellowship of the Ring, why did Frodo need to go it alone, leaving Aragorn and Legolas behind?

Why did Frodo Baggins go to the Undying Lands?

Here’s why he made the journey to the Undying Lands. The injuries endured by Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) over the course of Lord of the Rings are why he chose to leave Middle-earth at the end of the trilogy.

How long did Frodo wait to leave the Shire after finding the ring?

But in the book Frodo waited several months before leaving the Shire after Gandalf explained the history of the Ring to him. Frodo possessed the One Ring as part of his inheritance from Bilbo for seventeen years (in the book) without knowing what it was or that anyone was searching for it.

Why did Frodo leave Middle-earth?

Frodo left Middle-earth because of what happened to him during Lord of the Rings. He experienced two injuries which never completely faded, meaning he couldn’t stay and be happy in Middle-earth.