Gloin speaks of dwarves and the situation under the mountain from where he comes. ... He tells the story of the ring. ... Bilbo offers to go but Gandalf tells him that he is not strong enough. ... Sam asks if Frodo will be made to go alone. ... Gandalf tells them to rest and says that he may go on the journey. ...
Tolken is a story about a hobbit going on a journey. ... Bilbo is chosen to go on the adventure by a magical wizard named Gandalf. ... He is "going nuts" thinking that he will never make it through with out those items. ... When they reach the mountain where Smague the dragon is, that is where you can tell that Bilbo's character has developed. ... He is just happy that he gets the gold back to the Misty Mountain, to old dwarfs and away from the dragon. ...
When Aragorn tells Eomer that both Gandalf and Boromir are dead, Eomer is sorry. ... He tells them that the old man they had seen earlier was not him but Saruman. ... He tells Aragorn that he must go to their aid. He tells them what happened when he fell into the abyss with Balrog. ... Theoden, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. ...
The trilogy has multiple things going on at once, allowing for interesting themes and a complex plot to form. "The Lord of the Rings tells how Frodo, Bilbo's nephew, inherits Bilbo's magic invisible ring, and with it a great burden. ...
Existentialism has come to be identified as a critical, reactionary way of thinking, celebrating the individual, freedom, embodiment, and the limits of rationality and systematic theorizing. Existentialism's more widely accepted definition is that it is the philosophic standpoint, which gives prior...
