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In chapters one and two of The Hobbit, Tolkien expresses what he thinks about certain topics. Tolkien expresses these feelings by certain words he uses throughout chapters one and two. Tolkien hints at what he views as positive and negative traits as well as what is more important intellect or being physically empowering. First off, Tolkien expresses what he views as positive traits such as intellect. This is because Bilbo having small stature he needs this intellect to help him be sneaky thus…

The Hobbit Smaug is a fire breathing dragon that disliked dwarves and would kill the dwarves if they tried to steal the Arkenstone. The dwarves are people that have been trying to steal the Arkenstone for a while. Bilbo is a person that was sent on a journey and the dwarves were sent on the journey with Bilbo. I am going to compare and contrast the book and the movie and I am going to talk about their character personalities and the plot changes. Their personalities were shown in the movie…

This article explains how Industrial light and majic had to develop new tools and techniques to create the charachters in the movie Warcraft. They first talk about how it was challenging to create these orcs specifically becsaue they where these huge creatures that had and Iconic image to them. They knew that these charachters would sell people on the movie so they had to get them right. advances in motion capture allowed them to get the motion right but the had to follow through with the look…

Deep within the ruined base of Alrudin. The keep was on the edge of Lordaeron. It had served as an old Alliance of Lordaeron well, but orcs had nearly wiped it out. Most of the buildings were nearly intact, a watch tower looked ready to collapse. It seemed abandoned and forgotten. Rumors were that anyone who went into this base rarely emerged. Cladriah Felweaver and a group of his trusted troops were at the gates.. The Fae comprised of Magi, warlocks and some trusted soldiers were following him.…

Thorin continues his search for the Arkenstone, as he is oblivious to the fact that Bilbo has it. The dwarf tells his kin that it is ‘beyond price’ to him. The Arkenstone plays a part in Bilbo’s plan for peace-making. At night, the hobbit puts on the ring and goes to the camp of Bard and the Wood-elves’ king. He gives them the Arkenstone, so Bard has a way of negotiating with Thorin. Bilbo meets Gandalf on his path back to the Mountain, the wizard congratulates him on his actions. Bard takes…

Bilbo Baggins goes on a quest as one of fourteen to take back the Lonely Mountain from the Dragon Smaug. Throughout most of the tale the dwarves do not take kindly to Bilbo, but they accept him into the fellowship. Do the dwarves truly care for Bilbo and are they friends, or is this simply the comradeship that comes with adversity? Comradeship is defined as the feeling of attachment that exists between people who share a common goal. While friendship is defined as the feeling of affection…

In the beginning of the book, Bilbo is going along with his normal, boring, life, carrying on as usual(which is also another part of the monomyth which is status quo, or normal life) until Gandalf comes seeking a partner for an adventure. This is the call to adventure. Some event that signifies the start of the journey or reason for the hero to leave his normal life. Bilbo refuses because he is a normal and boring person. But eventually Gandalf forces it upon him by directing all the Dwarves…

In The Hobbit, by J.RR.Tolkien, the the book wase made for enjoyment for readers.In the book The Hobbit Tolkien made many diverse charicters that puses diferant character traints. The characters puses both positive and negative traits that aspects to their characters trait, the most important is intelligence. First, Tolkien's characters have many positive character traits. In the book bilbo accepted to go inspect the trolls. Even when he new it was dangerous he went to inspect the strange lite…

The Lake Town people welcomed Bilbo, Thorin and Company. They sang of the dwarves return, “The streams shall run in gladness, the lakes shall shine and burn, all sorrow fail and sadness at the Mountain-king’s return!” (The Hobbit 182) The Hobbit itself doesn’t have much folklore of its own; Rothfuss gave his book some of its own folklore. Skarpi has a lot of Temerant history, which is now more of a myth, in his stories. “Selitos spoke. ‘This is my doom upon you. May your face be always held in…

Elwin and Allorah were thinking and then Allorah whispered to me “ Its the third one” Then Elwin replied and said “ what how do you know it's the third one “ Then Allorah said “ I’ll explain to you on the other side of the door.” Elwin trusted Allorah so much that when Allorah took off running she followed her. Once they were both safe and walking in the bright green grass smelling the fresh air. Elwin said “ So how did you know what door it was.” Then Allorah replied and said “ right as…