The Hobbit is a story about an ordinary, thieving hobbit named Bilbo that gets caught up in some unordinary things, sending him on a dangerous quest for gold. A hobbit is a small furry creature that isn't very strong but can move incredibly fast. The story begins one afternoon with Bilbo just sitting down to tea. One at a time dwarves start showing up at his door until there are twelve of them. They them ask him to go on a quest with them, to find an incredible amount of treasure guarded by a fire-breathing dragon. They explain to him that it will be a long and dangerous journey to get to the treasure. After much persuasion Bilbo decides to go. Right from the beginning they encounter many dangers like being captured by ogres, attacked by giant spiders, crossing a poisonous river, and many more. Finally they get to the area where the cave is believed to be. Then they must search for the secret entrance to the cave. After searching for hours on end they finally find it. Since Bilbo can move the swiftest and most quietly they tell him to go find the dragon and search for a weak spot. Once he finds the dragon bilbo notices that he has armor made out of beautiful jewels covering his entire body except one spot. He also .
notices that the dragon is sleeping on piles, and piles of gold and jewels. He quickly steals some gold and escapes. One day when the dragon goes out to eat a man named Bared from a nearby town shoots the dragon threw the spot not covered with armor. The dragon is sleighed the gold is theirs. But their troubles are far from over. Many different groups claim ownership to the gold, including some nasty ogres and some wolves. All other army's put their differences aside and decide to join together to defeat the ogres and .
wolves. That battle was called the five-army war. .
After a long and terrible battle they finally defeat the enemy. They come to a compromise and split up the gold into fair amounts, leaving .
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When writing a fantasy novel, such as The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkein, one of the main difficulties is making the story believable. ... Tolkein is one such author, and his novel The Hobbit, is certainly one such work. ... This is especially true when reading The Hobbit, because Bilbo isn't even human. ... Bilbo is not cast in stone, and this just makes him more believable. ...
Bilbo, the main "good" character of "The Hobbit", is back again in the Lord Of The Rings. ... One of the most horrid of the acts in "The Hobbit" was the corruption of Gollum. ... He was once a Hobbit, not unlike Bilbo himself, named Smeagol. ... In the "The Hobbit", Bilbo often acted as Jesus would in the Bible. ... In reading his books you fall deeper and deeper into its detail and depth, which makes his fictional world very believable. ...
In JRR Tolkien's "The Hobbit," Bilbo is taken from his home to travel on an unforgettable journey, challenging some of his greatest enemies; giant spiders, goblins, and the dragon, Smaug - just to find that the most powerful enemy of all is not of the physical, but the intangible: greed. "The Hobbit" is based around the search and seizure of treasure – the quest for the gold is filled with perils that many are willing to brave in order to reach their goal. ... Smaug is one of the main examples of greed within "The Hobbit." ... One final example of greed within "The Hobbit," although...
In the book by Tolkien, we are introduced to the Hobbits homeland better known as the New World. ... The Hobbits are a peaceful people and among its people is Bilbo Baggins our main character. ... For the movie The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the filmmaker Peter Jackson, accurately depicts in the setting in The Hobbit in grandiose detail. ... In the book The Hobbit, Smaug is the dragon of Lonely Mountain and the antagonist of the tale. ... " Movie: In a hole in a ground, there lived a hobbit. ...
The Hobbit Book Analysis This analysis essay is over the book, The Hobbit. ... The Hobbit, once again, was a great book to read. ... The plot in The Hobbit is immensely interesting and exciting. ... One of my favorite characters in The Hobbit is the hobbit himself, Bilbo Baggins. ... The Hobbit was a very good book to read. ...
In The Hobbit, there are two instances in which villains catch the dwarves. ... One of the most horrible acts in The Hobbit was the corruption of Gollum. ... He was once a hobbit, not unlike any of the hobbits in the shire, named Smeagol. ... In The Hobbit, Bilbo acted as Jesus would in the Bible. ... Gandalf is an important character and asset to the hobbit and dwarves in their adventures in The Hobbit. ...
The novel, Fellowship Of The Ring, was actually a sequel to the novel: "The Hobbit-. ... This is where Boromir is sadly executed from the story while trying to protect the hobbits. ... With every shot, Sean Bean (Boromir) made it very believable, by the way his body was moved heavily as contact was made. Also his facial expressions were also very believable as the arrows made impact with his chest and abdomen. ... It was not believable that the Uruk-Hais were eliminated so easily with very little of a fight individually. ...
Book Review The Hobbit By J. ... In The Hobbit, a prequel to The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Tolkien introduces to the reader a fictional world with vividly described creatures and places. The Hobbit starts when a wizard named Gandalf summons a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins to go on an adventure with a troop of dwarves. ... Bilbo Baggins is the main character of The Hobbit. ... The Hobbit was and still is a well-written book and sets and has been setting an example for all other fantasy books written after. ...
