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    How To Write The Hobbit

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    They journey to the lonely mountain to return the mountain to its’ rightful owner. On the way they get in trouble with the goblins, but somehow made it out alive. While Bilbo was trying to escape, he ventured down to where Gollum lived. While getting away from Gollum, Bilbo discovered a magical ring that turned him invisible when he put it on. After they had escaped, Gandalf…

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    could be passed, like selling spaghetti noodles to fuel your car. Although impossible, the citizens of the Wizarding world would have no say. Overall, we can see the wizarding world is not the place for difference. For instance, Giants, werewolves, goblins and of course Muggle-born are just some of the groups in the Wizarding world, that are treated as second class citizens or even slaves. It is obvious here that the law can only achieve so much. In today’s world, many countries have outlawed…

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    The Hobbit Themes

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    ancestors, the Took. The Took thrived on adventure and liked danger as Tolkien describes in the first chapter, An Unexpected Party. I remember most vividly, the encounter of Bilbo meeting Gollum in the Misty Mountains, where goblins dwell under their ruler, the Great Goblin. The author describes Gollum through his actions and appearance. This really helped me as the reader to imagine what Gollum looked like. The author says on page 68, “Deep down here by the dark water lived old Gollum, a…

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    that a war is about to break out, when hearing this he tries to satisfy everyone's needs. The five armies were about to start, but Bard gave the Arkenstone to Thorin to try to make him happy but only made him vexed. It was going to be the wargs and goblins versus the dwarves, elves, and men. It looked like it was going to be a bloody war with many casualties and even though there was no way for them to not fight Bilbo didn’t care. Bilbo decided to throw himself in the middle of them to try to…

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    Bilbo: A True Hero

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    small and curious key. Here it is!” Keep it safe!” (Tolkien: Chapter 9-10).These words make us understand that Gandalf had great confidence in Bilbo as he gives him significant responsibility during the entire war that these dwarves have with the goblins. Gandalf is also the main character that brings in Bilbo as the hero by introducing him to the dwarves. “Don’t” be a fool, Bilbo Baggins!” he said to himself, “thinking of dragons and all that outlandish nonsense at your age!” (Tolkien 27).This…

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    Bilbo's Heroic Journey

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    Bilbo went through many trials during his journey. They first cross the Misty Mountains range. There, a bunch of goblins takes them the captive. Fortunately, Gandalf killed the goblins successfully and rescued all of them. Then, as the formula goes on, Bilbo will face his biggest challenge, his crisis--- play the game with Gollum. There, he faced his greatest fear, and the desire to keep alive, after…

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    titled “Whose Turn Next”. It was illustrated by E. H. Shepard and published on May 18th 1938. This cartoon depicts a stern old woman hovering over four small boys sitting on a bench in a classroom. She is scolding the boys as the caption reads “The Goblins will get you if you don’t watch out!”. In the old woman’s hands is a book that reads “Treaties Without Tears. Versailles”. All four boys bear the name of a different European nation on their clothes; Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Roumania,…

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    Near the weeping lake of Hobbiton, Sméagol the second youngest brother and his 2 brothers Bungo the eldest and Till the youngest, came to morn for their late father’s death, this was the place that they created memories with their father. Sméagol and his brothers fished until dusk, this was their most valuable memory of their father. It was like fishing with him once more. As the night drew in and the light faded the sadness within the brothers started to come out. “Dawn will rise and dusk will…

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    It happens every time. The movie based off of the book is mostly always different whether it is ineffective or not. Between The Hobbit and the movie, there are more than just a few differences. Written by J.R.R Tolkien, and directed by Peter Jackson, The Hobbit is a miraculous journey and development of a small Hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. He faces countless life threatening situations in his journey to the fearless dragon, Smaug at the end who holds all of the dwarves’ treasure in his lair.…

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    treasure taken from them by the evil dragon Smaug. Bilbo agrees to join the dwarves on their quest for gold, and encounters many dangers along the way, including trolls, goblins, large spiders, and even a life-or-death game of riddles with a slimy creature named Gollum. From this game, he gains both freedom from the tunnels of the goblins and a mysterious golden ring that grants its wearer invisibility. It helps him out of many precarious…

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