Elrond

listen to music. He learned the words of each song they did. He stopped singing along with them about a decade ago. He stopped because Lindir wasn't the one singing anymore. Lindir had started working as Elrond’s right hand and had other duties. Elrond had noticed the change in behavior with the family. The changes between Limon and his parents was quite noticeable, as it was between the two muindors. Elrond watched Limon for a while. He did not understand what has made the elfling so quiet. He tried to talk to Limon before about what's bothering him before. That didn’t work though. He sighed, he never wanted to use this on Limon, but did so anyways. Elrond studied and used telepathy on the unaware edhel. Elrond was quick to find out what wrong with Limon. Elrond deciding it would be best to talk Limon face to face walked over to him. “Is that all that's wrong, you like Limon?” Elrond asked. Limon looked down with a blush dusting his cheeks “I… people will not accept me,” he replied hesitantly, “there is no need for my… preference to be made public.” “This is idiotic Limon, I see no problem with this,” Elrond declared, “each edhan gets one lover, it doesn’t matter who or what it is.” Limon stayed silent and Elrond sighed “do you accept it?,” he asked. “Of course I do!” Limon blurts out,…

In the story bilbo achieves different milestones in the book,i'm here to tell you about three of them, when he stole the ring when they made it to rivendell and when bilbo saved them from the goblins. The first great obstacle Bilbo and the dwarves overcome is the Misty Mountains. As is the case throughout their journey, the farther from home they travel, the greater the danger. The very name of "the Wild" provides a symbolic contrast with what is familiar, tame, and domestic, and the…

In chapter 3 of The Hobbit Gandalf, Thorin, Bilbo, and the dwarves go up the Misty Mountains and see Rivendell. The difference between the way Bilbo and dwarves see Rivendell is the fact that Bilbo thinks the elves are good hearted creatures. But the dwarves know better so they do not necessarily like the elves, that and the fact that the elves make fun of the dwarves “long beards”. That is the main difference between the way Bilbo and the dwarves see Rivendell. They also meet an elf-friend…

Gandalf tricks the trolls into remaining outside until the sun comes up, and the sunlight turns the nocturnal trolls to stone. Gandalf, the dwarf lord Thorin, and Bilbo all take swords. The group rests at the fort of Rivendell, where they get advice from the great Elf Lord Elrond. When they find shelter in a cave during a snowstorm goblins capture them. Walking through the tunnels Bilbo found a strange ring on the ground. Later on, he encounters Gollum, a weird whining creature who eats goblins…

The difference between the the way Bilbo and the dwarves react to rivendell is that Bilbo was surprised when he saw the mountains but Balin,the dwarf was worried about getting up to the Misty Mountains.Bilbo loved elves but the dwarfs did not because they were very irritating .The dwarfs did not get along with them very well because the dwarfs thought they were very foolish.The reason I am saying this is because that the elves teased them and laughed at them and most of all their…

Gandalf and a gang of dwarves arrive at Bilbo’s house to propose a job for him. They end up staying the night after having a massive feast which deeply upsets Bilbo. The dwarves and Gandalf recruit Bilbo as their burglar. Gandalf gives Thorin Oakshield his father’s key. 2. Bilbo has to run to the green dragon inn? 3. Gandalf disappears. Bilbo and the dwarves encounter and are captured by the three trolls, Bert Bill, and Tom. Gandalf tricks the trolls into a prolonged argument and they turn…

was out of his hands. Though Aragorn was a skilled healer, he was not able to heal Frodo’s wound. A fragment of the blade had broken off and was working it’s way through Frodo’s body and would soon make it to his heart. Near death (or worse) Frodo was rescued and began his journey to Rivendell to get the antidote from the elves. They rode quickly and once they had almost reached the river at the entrance to the valley of Rivendell, they were being pursued by the Ringwraiths. They quickly…

landscape becomes less hospitable and the group faces hunger, bad weather, and attacks from hostile creatures, Bilbo often thinks fondly of home and questions his decision to come on this journey. In the Lone-lands, the travelers encounter trolls who capture the dwarves and tie them up in sacks, planning to roast and eat them later. They are rescued by Gandalf and Bilbo, who produces a key he found nearby. The key unlocks the trolls' secret cave, where the travelers find gold and weapons, to…

They eventually reach the border of danger and peace, Rivendell, where a friend of Gandalf, Elrond, coincides. Here, there are friendly elves with fruitful songs and much laugher in the household lead by Elrond. Beyond this land lies the impregnable and sadistic Misty Mountains, which threaten anyone who may pass through; though, it is not just mountains, as it is sometimes the battleground for giants and other creatures and the home of the perfidious goblins. The Eagle King, another of…

Elrond uses his ability of being able to interpret runes to interpret the runes in the map and they use that to go onwards. They then start to climb misty mountains and a thunderstorm comes in. Fili and Kili (two dwarves) are sent to look for good shelter with no habitants. Then they get to the cave that the fili and kili suggested. They begin to sleep. In the middle of the night, they hear a crack and the goblins raid them. They try to eat the dwarves but Gandalf reappears and turns the fire…