The Hobbit

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    physical, emotional, and social being,which can be very different from novel to novel. For example, “The Hobbit” by J.R.R Tolkien the hero Bilbo Baggins is quite different from the hero of the epic poem,“Beowulf”. Although both are heroes their journeys of self-discovery are very different.To fully compare and contrast these heroes we must know who each of them are. Bilbo Baggins is a small hobbit who in the beginning is very scared and confused about his role in being a burglar while…

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    created. Get lost among the hobbit holes and visit the Green Dragon Inn, the mill and the Party Tree. Listen to tales of how Hobbiton first started. The set started with an army of workers - set builders, landscapers and a thatcher or two who spent nine months on the farm during 1999 preparing the film set. This was after Peter Jacksons general manager Russell Alexander spotted the location and knew immediately that the farm was a perfect match for the village. Since the Hobbits and…

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    all portrayed his vast imagination and ideals. In 1937 The Hobbit was published, a book about a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins who lived a simple and peaceful life until Gandalf (a wizard) showed up at his door step with a mission (Collins). This quest takes Bilbo alongside dwarves, goblins, elves, and a dragon on a journey over a land that is known as Middle-Earth. In 1954 Volumes 1 and 2 of The Lord of The Rings, the sequels of The Hobbit, were published and in 1955 Volume 3 was also released…

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    of the Elves, and of course The Lonely Mountain. These areas are encompassed by middle earth, also the story begins in 2941 and ended in 2942. The Shire is a peaceful land with lushest green hilly terrain as far as the eye can see, with wonderful Hobbits enjoying each other's time as well as minding their own business and sticking to very usual lives. These lands are so beautiful and peaceful I’m certain you wouldn’t find a thief nor a speck of grass overgrown. Once the story progresses we…

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    King Tutankhamun

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    Post 1 (Did You Know) Image Text: King Tutankhamun was buried with a dagger made out of meteorite iron! AT: Tutankhamun was mummified more than 3,300 years ago and ancient Egyptians attached great significance to meteoritic iron for the production of fine ornamental or ceremonial objects. #DidYouKnow Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36432635 Proposed images:…

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    Odysseus from The Odyssey and Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit are popular heroines in the world of literature. With their bravery and the help of mentors, they were able to fight off challenges throughout their journey that risked the possibility of death. When deciding who had a tougher challenge between fighting off tests, enemies, and monsters; it is important to reflect on Odysseus’s and Bilbo’s Ordeal, amount of aid given from their mentor, and their own bravery. According to eighth step of…

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    Bilbo is also saddened to find out that Thorin is at death’s door and apologizes to Bilbo for his harshness. Bilbo also finds out that Fili and Kili have been killed as well. • The hobbit is awarded a large sum of money form Bard. Dain is made the new King under the Mountain. Bilbo begins his adventure back home with Gandalf. When he returns home he finds out that he had been presumed dead and his belongings were currently being sold…

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    Bilbo: The Safe Side

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    said before, he ran over to the tookish side of him and decided to escape. This sealed that he had become to use his took side more often than when he first was on his journey. To conclude, our friend Bilbo transformed from a normal boring hobbit to a thrill seeking adventurer. He just took a couple risks that he would normally not do and he realized in the end that it was a better lifestyle than being normal. So, don't be normal, someone once said “ Don’t be afraid to color outside the…

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    Raymond Edwards Biography

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    The reader of Raymond Edwards’ 2014 biography of J. R. R. Tolkien will indeed find an extensive examination of the author’s ‘academic interests,’ for the strength of this work is in its author’s sympathy with two of the major influences in Tolkien’s life: philology and Catholicism. The dust jacket says that Edwards “followed the Oxford undergraduate course originally devised by Tolkien,” which would have required mastery of Old English and Middle English philology as well as Anglo-Saxon and…

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    He pushes himself forward through his fears and doubts even when he is trembling and feels like a small hobbit (878). As Sam puts on the Ring, he begins to understand the power of the Ring as the Ring tries to penetrate its own shadow (878). He feels the Ring gnawing at his will and reason tempting him with wild fantasies that are filled with his desires (880)…

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