... , "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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... and thought the ideas of magic were foolish. Even though these ideas contrasted what was contained in The Hobbit, this novel became increasingly popular. The Hobbit involves elves, goblins, trolls, a dragon, wild wolves, and giant spiders, but more importantly it consists of blended Norse and Teutonic elements. This novel became popular because of its rich magical adventure and the unique characters ... such as the wizard Gandalf, the dragon Smaug, and one cannot forget about Bilbo. An important reason why this peace is crucial for literature is because of its unique spin on fantasy. To...

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