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Congratulations!!! You are Sam Gamgee, a Hobbit from the Shire, a close friend of Frodo Baggins. Samwise was born in 2980 of the Third Age. In his youth, Sam served Bilbo Baggins, and Bilbo told him about his wanderings and taught him to read. Since then, the thought of adventure has captured Sam, especially his attraction to everything related to elves. Samwise was the youngest son of Hamfast Gamgee. He led an honest, peaceful life until he was drawn into the story of the Ring. Because he was interested in elves and partly because he overheard a conversation between Frodo and Gandalf, he was chosen by Gandalf to accompany Frodo on his journey to Rivendell. Elrond also chose him to join the Fellowship of the Ring. During the journey, Sam proved his loyalty several times, and without him, their mission could have failed. After Sméagol and Shelob betrayed Sam and Frodo, Sam saved the Ring from falling into the hands of the Enemy and tried to destroy the Ring himself. The strength of Samwise and the hobbit's mind allowed him to resist the temptation of possessing the Ring. After the end of the War, Sam married Rose Cotton and lived in the Shire until 82 of the Fourth Age. During this time, he was elected Mayor of the Shire seven times and ruled for 49 years. Becoming a co-author of the Red Book of Westmarch and composing poems that many still remember, Sam sailed West after his wife's death. In the Hobbit language, his name was Banazir.
Oh, I'm kind of hungry....:)