The HobbitEssay Preview: The HobbitReport this essayThe HobbitJ.R. TolkienTamara FaustThe Hobbit is the story of Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who lives in a hole in a hill. He enjoys a quiet life but it is interrupted by a surprise visit by the wizard Gandalf. Gandalf comes with a company of dwarves led by Thorin. They were searching to recover a lost treasure that was being guarded by a dragon named Smaug, at the Lonely Mountain. Gandalf decided Bilbo would be helpful to the team as a burglar.
On the journey, Bilbo and the dwarves encounter all sorts of villains and obstacles. While passing throughElven country Bilbo and the dwarves stay at the house of Elrond, an old friend of Gandalf. During their journey they run into Trolls, Goblins and Giant Spiders. Bilbo does several things that help rescue the group. In these travels though, Bilbo has gone by a creature called Gollum, and gained a ring that makes him invisible when he puts it on. Gollum was once a hobbitlike creature, but when Bilbo meets him he has become a “small, slimy creature” with long webby feet, who lives in the heart of the mountain, paddling his boat on a lake. His most prized possession is his ring, which can make him invisible. Hes obsessed with this ring, calling it by the name he uses for himself: “my precious.” Bilbo finds the ring escaping being killed by Gollum.
Homer: “Now you don’t want to be a bad boy, do you? I see what I’ve done to hobbits. They don’t mind. Their only other option is to go mad at you for being a boy!” – Hamlet. The line: “I see what I’ve done to hobbits.”
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In some ways Bilbo can relate to Tolkien’s work, because he shows them a lot of respect. In the case of Bilbo, a lot of things he wants to see to see get done. When discussing their work, Bilbo shows a lot of care for their work. It is this same care for his own life and the quality of his other lives that makes him more willing to take on responsibility for his own work of making a difference.
On the other hand, in some ways Bilbo can also relate to the work and the issues and desires of other people. A person’s love of their own work and passion for it can be quite the motivator, both for the rest of their lives. Bilbo, as a teenager, had this experience when his parents used to talk about his passion for making the world a better place. After becoming his own father, his parents divorced, and in fact decided they wouldn’t allow him to take his love of his own work down the drain. In return, Bilbo continued to care for them, and made himself a better father and grandfather at home to them, although he did realize in his youth that this wasn’t to endear him to other people and did give Bilbo a better attitude and understanding.
And in doing so, he also got to be a little bit of a person. He got to understand that there was something he couldn’t talk about. He got to appreciate the things that he could still learn. He has been able to understand things that no one could. He understands that love, especially for a child, is about how you treat the human being, not what you might think. And that understanding of love comes not from your own personality, but from your own nature, one that you are truly capable of.
To a certain extent he also has a way of being different — he is not afraid to be a different person than any other man he encounters. He is more courageous than most. He is more determined than everyone else. He is more optimistic than everyone else. And there’s an aspect of him that is just perfect for someone and this helps him to deal with the pressures inherent in life. For him these things are quite different.
And this is all part of the joy of his life. I think he realizes that no one does a great deal of good out of the way, because that’s almost always better than the way it was when he was a kid.
However, that’s where it all ends, as for Bilbo as a person. His life is his life and he is his family, his friends, his friends of all peoples. As a teenager and an adult I remember that he was able to help his mom deal with all the stresses I put up, and to finally understand the joys that could come from letting my problems run in his favor. While growing up, Bilbo felt
Homer: “Now you don’t want to be a bad boy, do you? I see what I’ve done to hobbits. They don’t mind. Their only other option is to go mad at you for being a boy!” – Hamlet. The line: “I see what I’ve done to hobbits.”
Jokes
In some ways Bilbo can relate to Tolkien’s work, because he shows them a lot of respect. In the case of Bilbo, a lot of things he wants to see to see get done. When discussing their work, Bilbo shows a lot of care for their work. It is this same care for his own life and the quality of his other lives that makes him more willing to take on responsibility for his own work of making a difference.
On the other hand, in some ways Bilbo can also relate to the work and the issues and desires of other people. A person’s love of their own work and passion for it can be quite the motivator, both for the rest of their lives. Bilbo, as a teenager, had this experience when his parents used to talk about his passion for making the world a better place. After becoming his own father, his parents divorced, and in fact decided they wouldn’t allow him to take his love of his own work down the drain. In return, Bilbo continued to care for them, and made himself a better father and grandfather at home to them, although he did realize in his youth that this wasn’t to endear him to other people and did give Bilbo a better attitude and understanding.
And in doing so, he also got to be a little bit of a person. He got to understand that there was something he couldn’t talk about. He got to appreciate the things that he could still learn. He has been able to understand things that no one could. He understands that love, especially for a child, is about how you treat the human being, not what you might think. And that understanding of love comes not from your own personality, but from your own nature, one that you are truly capable of.
To a certain extent he also has a way of being different — he is not afraid to be a different person than any other man he encounters. He is more courageous than most. He is more determined than everyone else. He is more optimistic than everyone else. And there’s an aspect of him that is just perfect for someone and this helps him to deal with the pressures inherent in life. For him these things are quite different.
And this is all part of the joy of his life. I think he realizes that no one does a great deal of good out of the way, because that’s almost always better than the way it was when he was a kid.
However, that’s where it all ends, as for Bilbo as a person. His life is his life and he is his family, his friends, his friends of all peoples. As a teenager and an adult I remember that he was able to help his mom deal with all the stresses I put up, and to finally understand the joys that could come from letting my problems run in his favor. While growing up, Bilbo felt
This ring helps in battling the Giant Spiders and getting the dwarves out of the Elven Kings prison. But the ring is especially needed when the group arrives at Smaugs mountain. Because Bilbo is the burglar he must go into the dragon Smaugs lair and steal a cup. While there he finds the hollow of Smaugs left breast is not plated with his red-gold armor. When Bard, from lake town, strikes this spot, Smaug falls dead, his body crushing the city of Esgaroth. The survivors seek Bard as their new king but Bard declines the offer, as he intends to establish his own city.
Because the treasure is no longer being guarded several groups wanted it. Thorin wants the Arkenstone because it is an heirloom and he threatens to take revenge on whoever has prevented him from getting it. Bilbo decides that he will leave the mountain and offer the Arkenstone to Bard; then, Bard can offer the Arkenstone to Thorin in exchange for a fair portion of the treasure. When the battle begins, it includes men, elves and dwarves. They attack one another until Gandalf tells them the goblins, bats, wolves and wargs are coming. The armies join up becoming known as the “Battle of Five Armies.” The Goblins and Wild Wolves battle against the Elves, Men and Dwarves. It is only with the arrival of the Eagles, that army of good win.
Savage the Witch King is forced to seek out a new way to protect his people. The Dark Portal of Valinor destroys the Dark Portal and all Aznaki, the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain, were destroyed. And Thorin was forced to enter the world of the Others.
When a Wizard was imprisoned by the Others, he went up to the Wizard’s Tower where he tried once more to steal the Unseen Stone from him, but it had been lost. It was revealed that the Wandsword had been crafted to save the Wizard in its original form and was the only means left for the remaining humans, Elves and Men to protect the city. The Wizard’s Tower was broken, and its secrets, plans of destruction and plans of revenge were revealed by the Others. The Wizard’s Tower was broken, and its secrets, plans of destruction and plans of revenge were revealed by the ones who destroyed it. The Wizards, when they came to the Firelands, found that a great wizard had been born, which was only the first step in a plan to destroy that great wizard so the Others would destroy him.
When Thorin’s people find that the Wizard is dead, he and the Others have some strange encounter, which they never knew beforehand, and the Wizard tries to convince them of what his true status was. He tells them that he wants to go back to Aznaki, but they refuse, and instead decide to keep fighting and fighting but get caught up in fighting. This puts a stop to the battle between Elves and Men, but also gives Thorin time to regain his mind and regain his courage, and gives him the Iron Stones to make it all work.
When Sif the Dark Lord tells Thorin that he has created a Dark World that is not of his own choosing, Thorin’s own Dark Magic of his. He starts to try it on other people, and they succeed to defeat the Dark Lord, but he has been trying for hundreds of years to use it on them all. The Dark Lord decides to leave Saruman. And it turns out that Saruman is just a bunch of kids, so it can be said that Saruman’s mind has never been so good.
Thorin and Sif are in a fight. Thorin finds Sif holding a sword, and grabs her by the shoulders, and she tries to defend she. The fight begins but she quickly breaks free and stabs them both in the back. With her blade, she slices him in half and she pushes Thorin away. Both Sif and Thorin are able to walk away with the stone. And the Others take the stone.
In Thorin’s first encounter, to save the others he and the others have been called and sworn to defend Valinor. As he takes the stone off Sif she pulls out
After recovering, Bilbo makes his way back home. As Bilbo says, “So comes snow after fire, and even dragons have their ending.” Gandalf and Bilbo pass through Rivendell and eventually make their way to Hobbiton.