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    occasional walk. In the book The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien‚ Bilbo Baggins is no exception from the stereotypical hobbit. Bilbo is a fifty year old hobbit‚ who has turned out to be an exact replica of his father‚ Bungo Baggins. People considered the Baggins family to be very reputable‚ not only because they usually had an abundant amount of money‚ but because “they never had any adventures or did anything unexpected: you could tell what a Baggins would say on any question without the bother of asking

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    Bilbo Baggins is introduced as just a normal hobbit smoking a pipe on his front porch‚ when suddenly an old man appears on his doorstep. Bilbo is perplexed as to what an old man with a cloak and staff is doing in his house. After the queer man introduces himself‚ Bilbo recognizes him as the wizard Gandalf‚ who has presented amazing fireworks on special holidays in Hobbiton‚ whewre the hobbits live. When Gandalf asks if Bilbo would be interested in going on an adventure‚ Bilbo says no. He invites

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    OCdt Tam‚ Harry Dr. M. Hurley ENE100 10-Oct-2014 The Hobbit: A Romance Narrative Bilbo Baggins’ journey through Middle Earth has been argued to be many different types of literature from an epic to a fairy tale‚ but many of its aspects point out The Hobbit as being a romance. One important factor in the creation of a romance is the environment‚ one of mystique and the supernatural. Bilbo travels through the fantastical land of Middle Earth to accomplish a mission that could save the world‚ he

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    lived Bilbo Baggins. He was very fond of visitors and never did anything unexpected‚ a proper hobbit‚ as you might say. Like most hobbits he didn’t like adventures‚ and didn’t suspect that he was about to go on an extraordinary one himself. Bilbo is sitting on a bench near his front door‚ drinking his favourite tea. He is not suspecting anything that is about to happen and is having an ordinary day. A tall old man comes up to Bilbo‚ he is wearing a pointed blue hat and a long grey robe. BILBO: (happily)

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    their environment‚ bringing forth a difference. Fictionally‚ in Middle Earth‚ Bilbo Baggins‚ a friendly hobbit you takes an adventure with dwarves‚ relates to one who sacrifices from The Hobbit‚ by J. R. R. Tolkien. It also

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    obstacles the character Bilbo Baggins has to confront. Throughout the book Bilbo seems to take on different challenges‚ which allow him to mature faster in a way that the Shire would not allow. In the Shire‚ Bilbo was just a normal hobbit who minded his own business and was never late for dinner. But after Gandalf and the dwarves came knocking on his door‚ his whole life seemed to change in an instant and it kept changing in a way that Bilbo had no control over. The farther that Bilbo moved through this

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    The Bilbo Baggins Case

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    in the fact scenario: Bilbo Baggins is the plaintiff in this situation if he does sue for wrongful dismissal. The accusations around him provide facts to his situation. Orc Industries Corp would be classified as the defendants‚ as they’re the ones sued or charged with a crime. In this case‚ it’s in regards to wrongful dismissal charges. Which may only be relevant if Bilbo Baggins chooses to sue them for it. The two main players are mostly representative of if Bilbo Baggins chooses to sue for wrongful

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    In The Hobbit the character Bilbo Baggins has left his wonderfully boring side and took on a much more lively and adventurous Tookish side in several situations. Bilbo’s Tookish side has been shown when the dwarves first made an appearance at his home‚ when he goes after the dwarves to join them in their adventure and when he escapes Gollum. At the very beginning‚ thirteen dwarves waltz right on in into Bilbo’s house without any warning. Gandalf had told them that Bilbo would accompany them on their

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    Bilbo Baggins Themes

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    paper is aimed to provide a brief analysis of Bilbo Baggins and his role in few themes presented in the novel such as personal growth and greed. Bilbo Baggins is the main character of one of the most popular books of the 20th century. To better understand the character and his role in the events of Middle-Earth‚ we need to look at what makes him who he is and how this affects his personality and decisions. Keywords: Hobbit‚ The Lord of the Rings‚ Bilbo‚ fantasy‚ personal growth‚ greed Outline 1

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    The Hobbit; Bilbo Baggins

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    Bilbo Baggins‚ a True Hero “I wish I could be a hero!” Many adults in today’s society hear small children wishing they could become heroes. Children wish to be more like heroes for the reason that heroes are the type of people who risk their lives to help others. Throughout history‚ children have had a positive connotation with the word “hero.” The heroes many small children talk about are the fictional ones who protect cities from villains: Superman‚ Batman‚ Spiderman‚ and others. However‚ these

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