Frodo Baggins/Relationships

Merry Brandybuck
Frodo dotes on his younger cousin, seeing as he let them come with them to Bree, and they later went on the journey to destroy the One Ring. The two of them share a tearful goodbye via a hug.

Pippin Took
Frodo dotes on his younger cousin, seeing as he let them come with them to Bree, and they later went on the journey to destroy the One Ring. The two of them share a tearful goodbye via a hug.

Sam Gamgee
Main article: Frodo & Sam Samwise Gamgee is Frodo's gardner and best friend.

Sam and Frodo grew up together as best friends, with Bilbo teaching both of them how to read and write. Frodo knew Sam well enough, such as pushing him to say hello to Rosie, knowing his relationship. Both of them go on the quest to destroy the One Ring, and Sam remains faithful to Frodo, following him all the way to Mordor and any parts of Middle-earth. While under the influence of the One Ring, Frodo gets mad at Sam for no reason and almost pulls his sword on him in Lorien. Later, Gollum uses this as an advantage, with blaming everything on Sam, causing Frodo to coldly turn him away. However, Frodo realizes his mistake when Gollum tried to kill him.

He gives Sam a very sad kiss on the forehead and a large hug. Frodo does however, meet him again when Sam goes to live in the Grey Havens.

Boromir
Frodo first met Boromir in Rivendell. Later, Boromir offers to go with Frodo and protect him from all the forces of Sauron. He does once take the ring away from Frodo, when the hobbit fell down the mountain's snowy plains and Aragorn forced Boromir to give the ring back to Frodo. When they were alone, the man later attempted to steal from Frodo, causing him to run away. However, Boromir would regret trying to take the Ring from Frodo and threatening him. Frodo will also not learn of his death until The Two Towers, with shock and grief overcoming him.