The Hobbit Chapters 9-10
Is there a difference between a thief and a burglar? Many people assume that they are the same thing, however, they are two different things. A thief is someone who takes someone else’s property, without the owner’s consent, and will take whatever they want, whenever they want, whereas a burglar is someone who breaks into a private property to take something. In the novel “The Hobbit” by J.R.R. Tolkien, the protagonist, a fabled species called a Hobbit, named Bilbo Baggins is appointed with the title, “Burglar”. He received this name by the wizard, Gandalf, and 13 other dwarves. Although he has been called this name profusely, he still has some mental conflict between what he knows is honest and what is sinful. Even
Is there a difference between a thief and a burglar? Many people assume that they are the same thing, however, they are two different things. A thief is someone who takes someone else’s property, without the owner’s consent, and will take whatever they want, whenever they want, whereas a burglar is someone who breaks into a private property to take something. In the novel “The Hobbit” by J.R.R. Tolkien, the protagonist, a fabled species called a Hobbit, named Bilbo Baggins is appointed with the title, “Burglar”. He received this name by the wizard, Gandalf, and 13 other dwarves. Although he has been called this name profusely, he still has some mental conflict between what he knows is honest and what is sinful. Even