The fellowship is broken up and each member goes his own way. Frodo and Sam go to save their lives in the Misty Mountains where they meet Gollum and continue their journey to the land of Mordor. The plot of the book 'Две башни [ Две твердыни Две крепости]' by John Ronald Ruel Tolkien, the second part of the trilogy of Middle-earth, tells the story of the fate of the Ring Keepers after the breaking of the Fellowship. The main characters of the book are Frodo and Sam, who, after the death of Boromir, continue their journey to Mordor, accompanied by Gollum. The book describes the challenges and obstacles that the heroes face on their way, as well as the evolution of technology and the need for a personal paradigm for understanding the technological process of developing modern knowledge. The book begins with the fall of the Fellowship and the death of Boromir, who sacrificed himself to protect Merry and Pippin from the orcs. Frodo and Sam, along with Gollum, continue their journey to Mordor, but now they are alone and without the support of their companions.

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