In the beginning there is an introduction where the author tells what a hobbit is. ... As in the introduction when he says that the hobbit would gain something, this means he doesn't die. ... It is really boring since there is nothing to expect and the reader knows that the hobbit would get home safely. ...
The Father Figure OF "The Hobbit" In the novel, "The Hobbit," Gandalf represents a true father figure because; he protects the dwarves and Bilbo, Bilbo and the dwarves depend on Gandalf, and Gandalf is older and wiser than the dwarves and Bilbo. ... Gandalf the Grey exhibits all of these traits steadily and continuously toward Bilbo and the dwarves throughout the novel "The Hobbit." ...
Tolkien, The Hobbit, Bilbo transforms from a homely non-adventurous hobbit to a great friend to many Middle Earth races and burglar. ... The Hobbit displays the transformation of Bilbo Baggins and many connections could be made to self or others....
Sam is another hobbit which Gandalf appointed to never leave Frodo's side and help him in anyway he can. ... He is also an excellent fighter and can protect the small hobbits. ... Aragorn decides to follow the orks to save the hobbits. ... The hobbits start to make there way back to the shire. ... The small hobbits fight off Saruman and return the shire to its original state. ...
The book "The Hobbit" tells about Bilbo's adventures. ... He is curly, tall (for a hobbit), and thin. ... Merry is a kind and adventurous hobbit. Pippin is a young and curious hobbit known to get himself in trouble. ... The Plot The fellowship of the ring tells about a young hobbit called frodo who inherited a powerful ring that held great power. ...
The Hobbit is a book that shows even the most unlikely person or hobbit, can turn out to be a true hero. In Tolkien's fantasy world portrayed in The Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins evolves into the archetypal hero; he is "innocent" at the beginning of his journey; he assumes responsibility in Mirkwood; and finally is viewed as a true hero in the adventures of the Lonely Mountain. ... At the onset of Bilbo's journey he is innocent and you sympathize with him because he is just a poor helpless hobbit when he is thrown into a world of adventures that he does not want to partake in (Tolkien 16-...
In the start of this book two Hobbits named Bilbo Baggins and his heir Frodo Baggins are comfortably living in a town called Hobbiton located in the shire. ... A wise wizard and hobbit friend Gandalf the gray told Frodo he was now in charge of the ring and its destiny lied within him. ... So the hobbits went through searching for the right path but it was tricky. ... Later on in the evening after some beer the Hobbits encountered a man by the name of Strider. ... Strider came along with the hobbits taking them the city in which the elves lived only heard about in tales. ...
The Fellowship of the Ring-bearer, consisting of four Hobbits (Sam, Frodo the ring-bearer, Pippin and Merry), two Men (Boromir and Aragorn), one Dwarf (Gimli), one Elf (Legolas), and one Wizard (Gandalf, who previously fell deep into the Mines of Moria and has yet to return), are in the heat of battle against a group of Orcs when Boromir is pierced by arrows and dies, but not before letting out a final blow on his horn to let the others know of the danger that is coming. ... After much deliberation, they decide on going after the captured hobbits in hope that they are still alive. ... After ...
Frodo and me are different because he is a hobbit and I am a human. ... He is a part of a rich hobbit family and I come from a middle class Italian family. ... The land is full of many mysterious creatures like Hobbits, Elves, Dwarves Orcs, Goblins and Wargs. ...
Bilbo and Willow The journey of Mr. Bilbo Baggins has many ups and downs but in the end things turn out good for him. Willow is also faced with many things that he has never dealt with before but over comes them. Although the two journeys differ in many ways both Bilbo and Willow meet a lot of the ...
