Aragorn's first meeting with Frodo and the other hobbits isn't exactly the most amicable introduction. The hobbits find themselves at the Inn at the Prancy Pony in Bree, but Gandalf isn't there.

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The Mouth attempts to convince the party that Frodo was captured, tortured, and killed. Then, Aragorn spontaneously cuts off his head. "I do not believe it," he says, rejecting the Mouth's taunts.

Saying “My friends, you bow to no one,” the king leads everyone in a bow to Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin, and acknowledging their true heroism is a triumphant and perfect note to end on.

Aragorn never even knew his real name until he was 20, at which point Elrond told “Estel” that he was the son of Arathorn II, and rightful heir to the throne of Gondor.