In the novel "The Hobbit" written by J.R.R. Tolkien the reader enters a world filled with fantastic elements. The reader is introduced to a world filled with creatures such as Hobbits, dragons and wizards. In this novel, we are introduced to the protagonist named Bilbo Baggins who lives in a fictional village Hobbiton. As a reader Tolkien 's diction choice, add the other stuff intrigue a reader to enter the fantastic world of Bilbo the hobbit as he and the other character 's embark on their the old wizard Gandalf on to an adventure that will surely test Bilbo 's limits. Bilbo in this novel is the protagonist who has to conquer his sets of Agon* in this text. Bilbo is a very interesting character due to his quiet and peaceful nature in the
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In the definition of (whoever), the element of fiction is defined as a text that has full sentences and full paragraphs. This element is fantastic due to the gravity of detail the author* provides the reader. It intrigues us to want to join Bilbo 's adventures due to the method of imagery, which then intersects with the reader 's imagination. According to Tolkien, "the human mind is capable of forming mental images of things not actually present"(page 78- Fantasy). This tactic of using imagination brings this fantastic world of Bilbo Baggins more realistic. However, one must consider the different levels of imaginations in a fantastic text. The imagination referred to in with this text is the art of creating an "inner consistency of reality". Bilbo being alone and the narrator describing every detail make the reader believe in the characters reality that they 're confronted with. Tolkien hints the reader to identify this passage as a fantastic passage due to the correlation between his interpretation of imagination and how it plays a key role in identifying the genre as …show more content…
In the text what intrigues the reader to the fantastic world of Bilbo is the diction used. When one reads the text one can identify that this narration has been written in a different time than our present day. The diction choice of this passage indicates to the reader that Bilbo is not from our time and that the set of events had taken place in an ancient time. This helps the reader indicate it is fantasy due to the different diction choice
In the definition of (whoever), the element of fiction is defined as a text that has full sentences and full paragraphs. This element is fantastic due to the gravity of detail the author* provides the reader. It intrigues us to want to join Bilbo 's adventures due to the method of imagery, which then intersects with the reader 's imagination. According to Tolkien, "the human mind is capable of forming mental images of things not actually present"(page 78- Fantasy). This tactic of using imagination brings this fantastic world of Bilbo Baggins more realistic. However, one must consider the different levels of imaginations in a fantastic text. The imagination referred to in with this text is the art of creating an "inner consistency of reality". Bilbo being alone and the narrator describing every detail make the reader believe in the characters reality that they 're confronted with. Tolkien hints the reader to identify this passage as a fantastic passage due to the correlation between his interpretation of imagination and how it plays a key role in identifying the genre as …show more content…
In the text what intrigues the reader to the fantastic world of Bilbo is the diction used. When one reads the text one can identify that this narration has been written in a different time than our present day. The diction choice of this passage indicates to the reader that Bilbo is not from our time and that the set of events had taken place in an ancient time. This helps the reader indicate it is fantasy due to the different diction choice