Neither hobbit is aware of the Ring's origin, but the wizard Gandalf suspects it is a Ring of Power.
It wasn’t like he was going to get anything back the King was long dead, just like his Uncle Bilbo had told him countless times with each retelling of the adventure. Bilbo celebrates his eleventy-first (111th) birthday and leaves the Shire suddenly, passing the Ring to Frodo Baggins, his cousin a and heir.
If not for Gollum biting the Ring off Frodo's finger and falling into the fires of Mount Doom, the Ring's influence may have won out. Frodo is dared by his friends to write a letter to the King Under the Mountain. Frodo is the perfect person to destroy the One Ring, but it ends up becoming so powerful as it nears Mount Doom that Frodo can't make himself do it. The Ring can sense how near it is to Sauron, and as it draws closer, it begins working harder to corrupt Frodo and find a way to return to Sauron. Part of the reason Sauron's proximity to the Ring makes its influence stronger is that the Ring desperately wants to be reunited with its master. Part of that increasing influence is likely related to the amount of time Frodo spends with the Ring, but Sauron's strength and proximity are still massively important factors. The Ring also seems to have a greater influence on Frodo the closer he gets to Mordor.
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Sauron is nearing a return to full strength during Frodo's journey, which seems to make the Ring more potent.
The other essential factor that helps account for the Ring's stronger influence on Frodo is the relative strength of Sauron when Frodo possesses the Ring compared to when Bilbo has it.
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