The Dwarves soon find out that he can be very helpful, despite their reluctance to his aid. Although Bilbo is a full-fledged adult, certain scenarios force him to ‘grow up’ in a sense. He has to face his fears, like in chapter 8, where he had to fight of the spiders to save the group. The more often that there are riveting scenes, the more Bilbo familiarizes himself with his fight-or-flight instincts. He owned up to his mistake in Chapter two for bothering the trolls and endangering the whole group. By chapters 9 and 11 and so on, he suppresses those uneasy feelings he gets, and goes on to be an integral addition to this
The Dwarves soon find out that he can be very helpful, despite their reluctance to his aid. Although Bilbo is a full-fledged adult, certain scenarios force him to ‘grow up’ in a sense. He has to face his fears, like in chapter 8, where he had to fight of the spiders to save the group. The more often that there are riveting scenes, the more Bilbo familiarizes himself with his fight-or-flight instincts. He owned up to his mistake in Chapter two for bothering the trolls and endangering the whole group. By chapters 9 and 11 and so on, he suppresses those uneasy feelings he gets, and goes on to be an integral addition to this