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[LOTR] Why was Frodo corrupted by the Ring?

It's largely regarded that Frodo technically failed in his question to destroy the ring, for he would, if not for the intervention of Golum, put the ring on and did the same thing as Isildur. Obviously the ring itself is constantly trying to manipulate the wearer, and likely tried to goad their desires or interests for this. However, until that point, Frodo had been relatively unscathed with a few lapses here and there. What in the end drove Frodo to fail? What desires did he have that made him want to keep the ring?
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The ring would corrupt anything and anyone because that's its power. It is an evil ring made by an evil power. That Frodo lasted as long as he did before succumbing to it is a testament to his inner strength. But even Gandalf, a divine being, would be corrupted by the One Ring.