In the last sequence of The Lord of the Rings,
The Fellowship of the Ring concludes with Frodo and Sam embarking on their adventure to Mordor together. The Two Towers begins with the rest of the Fellowship looking for Frodo until they hear Boromir's horn, which indicates that he is in distress, as well as Orc voices.
The plot revolves around power and greed, as well as innocence and enlightenment. Finally, it represents a war between good and evil, compassion and trust vs mistrust, and camaraderie over the drive for individual dominance. This is also a battle narrative, very probably inspired by Tolkien's personal experiences in World War I.
The Rings of Power signify pure, boundless power, as well as the obligations and perils that come with it. The One Ring of Sauron bestows almost limitless power on its wearer; but, it also imposes enormous pressure on him or her, eventually corrupting him or her.
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