The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

What is the significance of Sméagol's transforming into Gollum?

      A. It shows how the Ring has corrupted both Sméagol's mind and body.       B. It shows how Sméagol was punished for not returning the Ring to Sauron.       C. It shows how the Ring has the power to grant wishes.       D. It shows how the Ring quickly ages the individual that bears it.
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A. It shows how the Ring has corrupted both Sméagol's mind and body.

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