First, from the novel's point of view, the Ring Squad must be disbanded in order to highlight the greatness of Frodo and Sam. Since the Ring Squad was to be disbanded, there had to be someone who had to be tempted so that it could be clear. Gandalf can't do it, Aragon can't do it, two hobbits are not talented, dwarves and elves are non-human, and the novel relies on these two things to keep it new. Borromir, you can only be sacrificed. The reason why Gollum became a wild monster in the mountains instead of the mountain king was probably because he was a hobbit, and he didn't have much desire or want to do, like the illusion That Sam saw when he got the Ring, it was just to make him the greatest gardener in the world.
Moreover, the Lord of the Rings amplifies and distorts its desires, turning positive thoughts into bad outcomes. That's what Gandalf meant. So overwhelmed, Frodo intends to put the ring in his hand, saying that Frodo is seducing him. He knew he couldn't stand the temptation of the Rings, and the rest of them knew it. The only thing they can do is keep their distance and throw the Lord of the Rings to Frodo... Although Polomir was for the people, no one could say what would happen to him after receiving the Lord of the Rings, and he gave his life without hesitation after being awakened by Frodo, which was worthy of the title of hero.
Gai Milk' original name was Galadrell, the female elf who showed Frodo the water mirror, and everyone called her the Elf Queen, because she was almost the noblest elf in Middle-earth. The leaf is Legolas, and Legolas means "green leaf" in the elven language, so the green leaf leaves and small leaves all refer to Legolas. And because the director liked the role very much, he added a scene to him and hung him up, so the film version of Legolas was ridiculed as "the first hanging in Middle-earth".
In the original book, they climbed the snowy mountain section, and everyone was trapped in the thick snow, only the leaves could step on the snow with light effort, and the others mainly relied on him and Aragon to use their bodies to open a path out of the snow (I remember the original word was swim in the snow). There are also many details in the film that show the small men in his care team. When I was a child, I also hated him, and now when I see him questioning aragon, I suddenly feel that he is righteous, in the era of the decline of mankind as a whole, Gondor is at the door of the enemy, he is really not easy.
The big pineapple is Boromil/Polomere, because the first two words of the translation are consonant "pineapple". He also has a younger brother named Faramil/Faramaux (who also appears later in the film), so he is called Big Pineapple, and his younger brother is called Little Pineapple or Little Law. There is also Gandalf, which is generally called "dried tofu", harmonic. Because the use of Middle-earth magic is restricted, Gandalf generally rarely uses magic instead of fighting with a sword, and is ridiculed as a "melee mage". The lord is Elrond, the father of Aragon's girlfriend, who calls him lord because he is the lord of the valley. Aragon later became the king of the Kingdom of Arnold and Gondor, and was the king of most of mankind, so he was called the "Human Emperor".
Because the name of the Aragonese elf means "hope", so there are also fans who love to call aragon when she was a child as "Little Hope" Alveen, which is the object of Aragon, and everyone gives her the nickname "Twilight", she is the most beautiful elf in Middle-earth at that time, and her necklace is also called Twilight. Fans also call her the Elf Princess. When big pineapple wants to grab the ring, most of what comes to mind is not herself, but her own country, Gondor, and from this point of view it is really difficult for me to hate him.
In short, I think that the rest of the Ring Squad either has low desires, or does not know the true face of the ring, or does not directly face the threat of Suo Big Eye, only the big pineapple is to lead the troops again and again to resist Modo to face Mordor, so I feel that he is really not easy. His heroic death in the last moment saved his honor, and I think this ending is relatively kind to him. For Toro's Lord of the Rings, industry is really a "force of evil." Because toro himself is very yearning for the idyllic life of the widows of small countries, the hobbits are actually the beautiful fantasies of the author himself, and the orcs are the industrialized human beings.