The story, in this case, is a bit darker than the books' version, but still has mostly the same bittersweet ending. To understand the answers to these questions, it is crucial to understand the story that the Lord of the Rings movies are telling. So did the Hobbit succeed in his quest to destroy the Ring, after all? Or was it entirely out of Frodo's hands at that point? Did a Middle Earth higher power intervene? Or was it as Gandalf said that Gollum had a part to play in the quest? However, the only reason Gollum was there is because Frodo let him live. This is, at least, how it happens in the Lord of the Rings movies. He and Gollum struggle for it and Gollum and the Ring end up going into the fire. However, when Frodo, Samwise Gamgee (Sean Astin), and Gollum (Andy Serkis) arrive at Mount Doom, Frodo is no longer able to resist the power of the One Ring.
The whole story of Lord of the Rings is leading up to one thing: Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) destroying the Ring in the fires of Mount Doom.
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