Tuesday,
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The first step in his transformation from hobbit to hero is his ability to be brave when no one else would.He faces obstacles that challenge his bravery. One test of his bravery was when he attempted to steal something from the trolls. Bilbo used his natural ability to be quiet and quick an effort to prove, he's worthy to be a burglar for dwarf his efforts contributed to his bravery or his to journey to become a hero.…
In the book, The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien, Bilbo is a hobbit that is trying to live his life in peace and Tranquility. But then a soon to be a close friend named Gandalf comes around. His goal is to convince Bilbo to join him on an expedition. An expedition that will span across the land and ultimately modify him. Everything to his willingness to explore, his knowledge of good and malevolence, and how he lives his life will be forever…
1/ In the final chapter, Gandalf states to Bilbo: “Something is the matter with you! You are not the hobbit that you were.” Argue how essential the adventure was in developing Bilbo’s character and state whether the change is a good or bad transformation for Bilbo.…
In the book, “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R. Tolkien, there are many ways the author shows how the character, Bilbo, influences the story. Bilbo is very clever and intelligent. He always saves the dwarves from trouble. His risk-taking personality helped him become one of the most important characters in the story.…
He thinks he's 100% Baggins, so he hears that the dwarves don't want a scared little hobbit, so Bilbo knows it will help them at least wanting to get what is rightfully theirs, so he says to himself "I am not 1%, not 25%, not 75%, but 100% Took". And he has lots books, reading lots of stories about legends. He also serves all his food to barbaric dwarves so they can leave soon. He just wants to be alone again, so that is what fuels him to complete the mission.…
Along with the text the reason why Bilbo was standing out in chapter 1 is because whenever the dwarves came in his house for a reason he did not know he told them to be out but the dwarves did not listen.The other reason how Bilbo standed out in chapter 1 is by him telling them to be quiet and he also told them to get out but they would never listen.Whenever they started eating then he tried telling them but they still never listened so instead he just went on with the eating and never bothered…
In the beginning Bilbo is timid, comfortable, and complacent in his secure little hole at Bag End. When Gandalf talks him into embarking on the quest with Thorin’s dwarves, Bilbo becomes so frightened that he faints. As the novel continues Bilbo triumphs over dangers and adversaries, realizing he had courage and strength within him the whole time. Bilbo overcomes many challenges like Confronting the trolls, escaping with Gollum’s ring, slaying the spider, rescuing the dwarves in Mirkwood, and speaking face-to-face with the great dragon Smaug, all of this is proving he is a true hero. Bilbo realizing that he is indeed a hero is a main theme of The…
In the beginning of the book, the main character Bilbo Baggins was not was not much of a hero. Bilbo's life before the ring was very besotted. He was much like the other hobbits. Comfort seaming and content. All Bilbo wanted to do was eat, drink, and smoke in his adequate wizened whole underhill. But this lifestyle did not last much longer due to Gandalf, the Journey, and the Ring. In chapter 1 on page 4 Bilbo stated “if you have a pipe about you, sit down and have a fill of mine! There's no hurry, we have all the day before…
It is blatantly obvious that Bilbo was once a coward and now, towards the end of the story, a hero and extremely…
Gollum wouldn't help him find his way out, he just wanted to eat Bilbo. When bilbo found the ring he was invisible and could escape from the goblins and Gollum who wanted to kill him. The ring saved Bilbo's life so he could return to the dwarves and help the, get their kingdom back. "Slipping in and out of the shadows of the trees, running quick and quiet, and keeping out of the sun; so soon they went back grumbling and cursing to guard the door. Bilbo had escape," pg. 84. If Bilbo hadn't found the ring and became invisible he would have never been able to escape because Gollum would have eaten him. This examples shows how he was more of a protagonist, finding a way out of a situation for the good, because without Bilbo the dwarves couldn't complete their…
Bilbo was like any normal hobbit. He always followed a routine such as a meal in the morning ,then his daily smoke, another meal, cleaning up, once again another meal, and finally it would be time for bed. But one event of which he did something that he blamed the tookish side of him but in reality he actually wanted to go on this adventure.…
In support of this, in the novel, it states how Bilbo kept a secret from Thorin of the Arkenstone he had stolen. He sneakily traded with Bard, knowing that Thorin was not a fan of sharing gold, which Bilbo felt that him and the dwarves deserved. He did not know the Battle of Five Armies would become a result of his sly moves (Tolkien). This highlights how Bilbo made a sacrifice and put his friendship on the line with this betrayal and lie. Bilbo develops as a hero because he believes of the greater good and depends on his own morals, trying his best to avoid conflict. This time, instead of relying on his usual group, like he would have, he ignores the view of others and stands up for himself and his morals. Middle Earth was impacted by his actions since Bilbo now uses his traits of being a burglar in hand and changes himself with strategies. Overall, Baggins was in a difficult position, but the way he was able to escape shows how he has improved from old,scared, Hobbit-Hole Bilbo to a one of a kind…
Often epic tales feature a story with a miraculous hero who dies in battle or when treasure is attained, but in Bilbo’s case I wouldn’t say he became a hero. Although he was faced with many dangers and is forced to go outside of his comfort zone and build up the confidence to save him comrades, he still returns to Rivendell an untried hero as he was when he left for his adventure. In contradiction, at the beginning of the book, Bilbo lives in his own little world in the Shire with his small hobbit home. But by the end of the book, he has gained an understanding of the world around him, and a sense of adventure, along with courage, bravery, and loyalty. Although he didn’t end the story as a hero, he gained several personal values along the way.…
The first way Bilbo overcomes evil is by luck. For example, when Bilbo is caught by the goblins and he awakens from his fall he finds a ring. Now this ring was no ordinary ring for it was a magical one that could turn a person invisible and without it the story might have been very different. This is because if Bilbo did not have it, then he would never have been able to escape from the evil creature Gollum and inturn escape from the hell which was the home of the evil and nasty goblins. Another time luck saved Bilbo and his friends, was when Bilbo and company were on the mountain and were looking for the hidden door that would lead them right to Smaug and the treasure. Here luck played a big part because if Bilbo had never happened to find the door then all the trouble that Bilbo and his friends had already gone through would have been for nothing.…
His decisions, personality, and sense of morality makes him the hero he is without being the stereotypical warrior. Bilbo is a small hobbit with a huge heart, who changes the world differently than any other hero. He chooses the life of a savior rather than a warrior. He doesn't fight his battles through sheer strength. He shows compassion, innocence, and ethics in developing into the unique hero that Tolkien intended. Bilbo represents a hero that will ultimately contribute in shaping an ideal and peaceful world in a lighthearted and caring…