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    to one character's life, Bilbo Baggins. J.R.R Tolkien creates a character named Bilbo he is an ordinary stay at home hobbit, he spends his days eating and tending to his garden,…

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    This book The Hobbit is written by J.R.R. Tolkien as Bilbo Baggins, Thorin, and their friends take on a great adventure to beat Smaug the evil dragon. During this adventure many trials take place like The Misty Mountains and Markwood, where they meet new friends and people to help them with what they want to be done. The biggest symbol in this book is greed. Greed is shown with Bilboʼs Ring, The Arkenstone, and Smaug the Dragon. Greed is the biggest thing that pops up through the…

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    very comfortable, calm, and simple life, that goes by the name Bilbo Baggins. Until one day he was chose by a wizard, Gandalf to go on adventure with him. A small hobbit that has no experience going on adventures and facing prettified adventures.The two majors differences that happened from the book to the movie are the scene where Bilbo is stealing an item from the castle while Smaug is calmly sleeping and where has Smaug fighting Bilbo in the book and in the movie he was fighting the dwarves…

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    Bilbo's Things Fall Apart

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    seven, Bilbo comes to an understanding of the rings power and becomes adept of the ring and masters its use. When retelling the story of how he escaped from the goblins and Gollum, Bilbo fails to mention the ring and keeps it a secret. The other dwarves begin to respect him after he tells his tale; their growing respect differs from the attitude they had toward Bilbo at the beginning of the story, when they only tolerated him for Gandalf's sake. After the group resumes their adventure, Bilbo…

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    chapter 12, when Bilbo first talks with Smaug, the narrator goes between the thoughts of feelings of the two characters on the same page. He first starts with Smaug: “And Smaug laughed aloud. He had a wicked and wily heart, and he knew his guesses were not far out…” (Tolkien 281). The reader now is able to know what Smaug is feeling in this moment, giving more insight to this encounter. The narrator later on follows with Bilbo’s reaction: “You will hardly believe it, but poor Bilbo was really…

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    book. Gandalf goes to Bilbo with the dwarves to discuss retaking the Lonely Mountain from Smaug. They need Bilbo because he is supposed to become the greatest burglar, Gandalf already thinks Bilbo is. Bilbo is called a lot of words that day like: “He looks more like a grocer than a Burglar”. Eventually he decides to come along for the journey. b) Initial Incident: what incident in the story is the starting-point of the dramatic action? Around page 87 Bilbo gets taken by…

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    fellowship of the ring Frodo Baggins, the nephew of Bilbo Baggins is faced with the same predicament. Everyone agrees that Frodo left without Gandalf, but some believe that Frodo was right to leave without him while others disagree with this saying he was wrong to do so. The night after playing an astonishing trick on all the guests at his party by disappearing Bilbo Baggins decides to live his golden years happily far away from the shire or anything else. Before doing so Bilbo entrusts the…

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    The Hobbit Greed Essay

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    class and the problems wealth brings, with a focus on the problems of greed. Treasure in The Hobbit is used as motivation and keeps the dwarves on their quest while creating tension between Thorin and Bilbo, as well as many other characters. By examining the personalities of characters such as Smaug, Bilbo, and Thorin, and their many acts of greed and selflessness helps show how wealth is portrayed throughout the book. Tolkien’s The Hobbit portrays wealth and its relation to greed that corrupts…

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    The Hobbit Hero's Journey

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    story, he will logically be one of the most unique and important characters. In a hero’s journey, such as this one, the hero must refuse the call to action at first, then accept the guidance of the mentor, and finally decide to go on the quest. Bilbo Baggins, the hobbit and hero of the story, does all three of those in the story. On page seven, the hobbit states, “We don’t want any adventures here, thank you!” (Tolkien, The Hobbit, pg.#7) He was…

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    The short comings of the hobbit For our banned book projects i have decided to do J.R.R Tolkien "The Hobbit." It is a classic fantasy novel loved by all, but maybe not by a few religious people. A story of a Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, is what this story is centered upon however not everyone likes stories like that. After examining the story and all it has to hold I have seen why it has been banned; Religious reasons, smoking, and non popular language. I believe that these are the…

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