Good evening Diary,
As I am writing to you, everyone is circling around the hobbit. They are all
extremely curious about his ability to turn invisible. “They had to have the whole
vanishing business carefully explained, and the finding of the ring interested them so
much that for a while they forgot their own troubles. Balin in particular insisted on having
the Gollum story, riddles and all, told all over again, with the ring in its proper place.”
We are all grateful to him for we would have been goners if it were not for him.
Today, we have encountered spiders, not just any ordinary spiders. They were
larger than the average, had eight legs as hairy as gorillas, and bloodshot red eyes. By
now, we are all very hungry, as hungry as a goblin. We were …show more content…
Old fat spider can’t see me! Attercop! Attercop! … Old Tomnoddy, all big body, Old
Tomnoddy can’t spy me! Attercop! Attercop!” After some time, my cobweb was cut loose
and I was not prepared. I fell but was dragged and saved by the hobbit.
The other dwarves had quickly got cut loose from the cobwebs too. We had
fought them by throwing rocks at them. They were fairly easy to kill, but had quantity
over quality. Suddenly, the hobbit said that he would vanish. Whoosh, and then he
disappeared into thin air. We were all confused and wanted some sort of explanation.
Somehow, Balin caught on, which got me wondering why I was not in on this. Like,
when were the hobbit and Balin that close? If anything, I believe that I am the one who
is closest to the hobbit. After all, we have our special chats when I carry him. At first, I
was angry that the dwarves made me carry him. I mean, just because I am fat does not
mean I am strong. Later on, I began to enjoy it. We share similarities such as our trait of
loving comfiness and food. He loves comfiness more than me, and I love food more
than him. Anyways, going back to earlier, he lured the spiders away and saved
As I am writing to you, everyone is circling around the hobbit. They are all
extremely curious about his ability to turn invisible. “They had to have the whole
vanishing business carefully explained, and the finding of the ring interested them so
much that for a while they forgot their own troubles. Balin in particular insisted on having
the Gollum story, riddles and all, told all over again, with the ring in its proper place.”
We are all grateful to him for we would have been goners if it were not for him.
Today, we have encountered spiders, not just any ordinary spiders. They were
larger than the average, had eight legs as hairy as gorillas, and bloodshot red eyes. By
now, we are all very hungry, as hungry as a goblin. We were …show more content…
Old fat spider can’t see me! Attercop! Attercop! … Old Tomnoddy, all big body, Old
Tomnoddy can’t spy me! Attercop! Attercop!” After some time, my cobweb was cut loose
and I was not prepared. I fell but was dragged and saved by the hobbit.
The other dwarves had quickly got cut loose from the cobwebs too. We had
fought them by throwing rocks at them. They were fairly easy to kill, but had quantity
over quality. Suddenly, the hobbit said that he would vanish. Whoosh, and then he
disappeared into thin air. We were all confused and wanted some sort of explanation.
Somehow, Balin caught on, which got me wondering why I was not in on this. Like,
when were the hobbit and Balin that close? If anything, I believe that I am the one who
is closest to the hobbit. After all, we have our special chats when I carry him. At first, I
was angry that the dwarves made me carry him. I mean, just because I am fat does not
mean I am strong. Later on, I began to enjoy it. We share similarities such as our trait of
loving comfiness and food. He loves comfiness more than me, and I love food more
than him. Anyways, going back to earlier, he lured the spiders away and saved