... Bilbo become brave. He frees the dwarves from the spiders and wood-elves. He is the only one of the party with the gall to face the dragon. Although he lapses momentarily into greed, his thoughts ultimately return to serving his friends in the best way he can, even if it is against their wishes ... days. His companions must carry him. When he wakes, he has forgotten everything since they left the home of Bilbo. He is almost caught by the dragon when it bursts from the mountain. Elvenking: He is the king of the wood-elves. He has a natural distrust of dwarves and refuses to release the .....

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• Grade Level: High School

... and even Bilbo) like kings. After a fortnight, the company is strong and eager again. However, they still have no idea how to deal with the dragon. Nevertheless, Thorin feels that they cannot wait longer; he obtains boats, horses, and provisions from the Master, and the company sets off up the River ... a while, Smaug returns to his den and falls asleep. The hobbit works up the nerve to return to his lair--only to discover that the dragon has only been feigning sleep. Although he cannot see Bilbo because of the ring, Smaug smells Bilbo and greets him mockingly. Bilbo is smart, though ... ...

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• Approx Pages: 22
• Grade Level: High School

... the Lonely Mountains. Their main quest is to get the treasure belonging to the dwarves. In the Lonely Mountains, the evil dragon Smaug is keeping the treasure. Bard eventually kills the dragon after his town is burnt to the ground. The dwarves retain their gold, although tension and jealousy grew from four other races ... the book, although he is weird and ugly, he also is smart and displays many feelings, mostly towards his lot ring. Smaug - The vast dragon who lives in the Lonely Mountain. Smaug heard of the treasure that the dwarves had combined in the mountain, and he thronged them ...

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• Approx Pages: 16
• Grade Level: High School

... , "The Lord of the Rings" after the world events over the next several years of his life. "The Hobbit's trolls, goblins (orcs), spiders and dragon know nothing of one another and are all acting on their own. They are certainly not shown to be servants of the nameless and nebulous Necromancer...Also, there ... adventure with 13 dwarves led by Thorin, son of Thrain, King Under the Mountain. Their goal was to recover the treasure that was stolen long ago by a dragon named, Smaug the Great. Of course this feat was not easy to overcome. So how did this amazing fictitious protagonist stimulate...

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• Approx Pages: 12
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School