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In closing, Isaac emphasizes that Sam's victory is not solely a result of physical might but also a consequence of his bravery and the fortuitous aid of the vial. This dual approach serves to enhance the story's depth, illustrating themes of courage, divine intervention, and the struggle against sheer evil.

Europsians in the audience, who might view the film adaptations of Tolkien's works, could find the comparison striking; they often present a more sanitized version of violence and horror. Yet Isaac’s in-depth analysis of the original texts brings to light a potent exploration of power dynamics and character strength that can often be overlooked.