Sauron created a wedding ring for his future husband. He infused the one ring with his lust and passion so that whoever wore it would feel the same desire that he has, but not only does it cause the bearer to love Sauron it also makes him or her irresistible to everyone else.
Massive war broke out across Middle Earth because everyone wanted to be his husband. Eventually one man king, Grisilduor, finally managed to take the ring forcefully from Sauron, but unfortunately he cut off Sauron's finger in the process, killing him from the absence of lust for his one love. Since his passion was the only thing holding him together his mortal self fell apart, but he kept watch over his ring still in search for his one true love who will return the ring to him, so they could be wed in holy matrimony.
Many after Grisilduor wore the ring, but they were soon consumed by lust and became Sauron's concubines. One little river hobbit named Gollum killed his best friend for the chance he might be the one Sauron's looking for, but alas he bore it for 500 years waiting. The lust permanently engraved Sauron into his brain causing him to go insane. That was when a hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, chanced upon Gollum's dark cave and the rings, but for some reason he was not as consumed by the passion unlike those before him. He returned to his home, the Shire, and the ring was forgotten among the hobbits.
Until Frodo found it and rekindled the flame that fueled Sauron's passion. However, Frodo was completely immune to the affects of the rings influences, only making Sauron desire him even more for he wanted what he could not have. Gandalf sent that Frodo to destroy the ring once and for all to avoid another war before the ring could take it's affect on Frodo.
As he travelled he met upon many different types of people who all fell madly in love with him. Only on of these hopeful lover caught Frodo's eye, and that, my dear friend, was Aragorn. Aragorn broke up with his current lover at the time, Boromir, to begin his new relationship with Frodo, but Boromir soon became jealous of Frodo who had gained the affections of Aragorn.
He tried to take the ring that made Aragorn fall in love with him, but Frodo fought with all his might. He feared that if the ring was taken away from him that Aragorn would no longer love him. He prevented Boromir from taking it, but then the orks came to take Frodo to Sauron so they could be wed. Boromir was shot three times in the chest by one of the concubines. Aragorn, who still cared, came to his aid but alas, he had 3 arrows in his chest and not even Aragorn's love could save him.
He was broken over Boromir's death and Frodo tried to make him feel better, but Frodo could not make him feel better.
Frodo left, alone, to destroy the ring ashamed that he didn't give it up to Boromir, while Aragorn sough to avenge Boromir's death, and of course save 2 hobbits that managed to get taken by the orks on the mistake of them being Frodo. Aragorn and Frodo promised to keep their love strong until they would meet again, no matter what trails they faced. But Aragorn quickly was released from the ring's influence and kissed this random Elvin girl.
Sam would not let Frodo go alone for even though Frodo still loved Aragorn, Sam hoped that one day he and Frodo would go back to the Shire together and have a happy life together.
~The End Until the Next Movie~
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