"The Lord of the Ringers" follows the adventures of Fred Baggins, recently graduated high school student of the Shire, as he unravels the mystery of the ring his cousin Bill left to him with the help of friends and relatives who all know the moves before he does because they have read Tolkien's book, The Lord of the Rings.

Fred sets out with Sam, the son of the Baggins family gardener, to learn more about the peril which faces the modern world. Chapter five, "Caesar Salad", brings the weary travellers to the penthouse of Fred's cousin Kenny, whose family owns a sprawling apartment complex just outside the Shire, the reclusive suburb where the Baggins family lives.

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