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In the film The Hobbit, four characters endure an epic trek to find and destroy the "one true ring" in order to save the world. The trip brings them through many dangers, where scenery changes to match the peril faced by the characters. Because the story is so well-known, the audience knows how the quest will end while the characters don't, so viewers experience their uncertainty along the way. The Hobbit illustrates the technique known as the "MacGuffin" because the "one true ring" is a plot device that brings characters together the audience knows how the story ends, but the characters don't the audience learns dangers and obstacles through the scenery the "one true ring" creates suspense and hints at future events.

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Answer: "One true ring" is a plot device that brings characters together.

Explanation: well, a plot device called "MacGuffin" is about that a specific object or a goal can be included in the story to move the plot along. This object or goal is something that the protagonist pursues, or desires, but is not often explained or has a little impact in the story. This object has a big influence in the main character and also in the narrative and that's why is such an important part. However, In this case, the ring in the story works as a "MacGuffin" because it is an object that all the characters want and helps to develop the story.

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the "one true ring" is a plot device that brings characters together

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