Departure: Sam gets his call to adventure at the same time as his friend and master, Frodo Baggins. When Frodo finds out that he owns an evil magical ring, Sam heads out with him on his journey to get rid of it. He never refuses the call, but he does get plenty of supernatural aid from a wizard and some elves. They give advice and presents, and the wizard even accompanies them partway on their journey. You could argue that his first threshold is when he leaves his home or when he leaves Rivendell, a place of safety, when they decide to destroy the ring. His “belly of the whale” moment comes when Frodo is kidnapped by the bad guys. Sam needs to shed his old self in this dark time and undergo a metamorphosis. Instead of following Frodo, he chooses his own path and gets braver and stronger alone the way.
Initiation: Sam’s trials include a physically challenging walk, attacking enemies, separation from friends, and hostile friends under the influence of dark magic. Part of what gets him through is his meeting with an elf named Galadriel. Sam uses her gift to Frodo to hold onto hope and to help him fight his enemies. Sam is briefly tempted by the ring but ultimately holds onto his sense of self, which is his apotheosis, of his point of development. (He never has to reconcile with a patriarchal figure along the way.) He reaches his ultimate goal when the ring is destroyed.
Return: Sam never refuses the return or has to flee home, but he and Frodo do need giant eagles to help them start the journey home when they can’t do it themselves. Sam, Frodo, and their friends return home and use their new skills and confidence to drive out some evil that’s taken root in their absence. Then they can enjoy their freedom, though the journey has changed them and how they see the world.
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