Ready to devour a succulent fish, a delicacy for his taste, little Gollum wanders in his bipolar mind how to recover his long-lost "Precious" ring. 

Smeagol, also called Gollum, was introduced in the children's novel The Hobbit of 1937, and became an important character in the sequel The Lord of the Rings. Smeagol was a Hobbit Cascalvas who was corrupted by "One Ring" and ended up committing murder to get it. He came to be called Gollum for making horrible noises in his throat when swallowing. After doing various evils, he was expelled from his homeland by his grandmother, and wandered to the Shadow Mountains living there for centuries. After 500 years, the ring consumed deforming his mind and body, only a part of his former personality survived. After the ring was lost, he went after it to retrieve it, but in the end it ends up becoming a useful instrument for its destruction.