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    Thorin explains that his grandfather‚ Thror‚ mined the mountain shown on the map and discovered a wealth of gold and jewels. Thror then became King under the Mountain‚ but his fantastic treasure attracted unwanted attention. Before long‚ the dragon Smaug came and killed or scattered all of Thror’s people. The dragon has been guarding the treasure ever

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    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.

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    result of a few unexpected guests. Journey with Gandalf the Grey‚ a mysterious wizard‚ thirteen dwarves‚ and a hobbit that redefines his identity as they travel through the dark Forest of Mirkwood‚ past the City on the Lake‚ and battle the dragon Smaug the Magnificent to reclaim their long-lost treasure. You’ll be sure to like this book due to the author’s amazing talent‚ unbelievable fantasy setting‚ and the epic struggle between good and evil. The author‚ J.R.R. Tolkien‚ delineates this epic fantasy

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    no exception. In 2012‚ the world had the opportunity to watch the story of Bilbo Baggins unfold on the big screen with the release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. In 2013‚ the story continued with the release of The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug. Since the release of these two additions to the Lord Of The Rings‚ there have been skepticism on whether or not the movies do the book justice. With the addition of Elves‚ Wizards and Orcs into the story‚ the experience for both fans and curious viewers

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    In both works‚ the authors of Beowulf and Tolkien also assigned their society’s negative traits to their stories’ villains. In Beowulf‚ Grendel was swamp-dwelling son of Cain‚ the exiled killer of Abel and father to all evil spirits (102 – 110). Grendel’s swampy home is easily accessible to the Anglo-Saxon audience as dark and dangerous. On top of this‚ Grendel’s home exists on the outside edges of King Heorot’s lands: not central but still inside (103). This location represents the marginalities

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    In the fantasy novel The Hobbit‚ by J.R. Tolkien there are a lot of 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

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    ‘The Hobbit’ is a beautiful story written by J.R.R Tolkien‚ and is full of happy‚ emotional quotes and lovely characters. Tolkien gives detailed descriptions of his characters using humour and often captures his young readers’ attention with short poems. For example‚ he begins his story with the sentence ‘In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit…’ and continues it‚ which then becomes a legend! Tolkien has spun a fascinating tale with adventure involving dragons‚ magicians‚ hobbits‚ dwarves and

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    high risks to reclaim what was theirs. In the book The Hobbit‚ a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins‚ a wizard named Gandalf‚ and thirteen dwarves have to get back their lost treasure that a character named Smaug stole. To reclaim their treasure they have to travel a long distance to the Lonely Mountain where Smaug is hiding . Throughout their journey they encounter many life-hindering experiences. Dangers and obstacles pop up everywhere. The reason why this group goes to such great lengths to get their treasure

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    probably a tad bit more brave but Bilbo is close behind. Both characters set out on a quest or adventure. Beowulf to kill the dreaded beast Grendel and Bilbo to slay the notorious dragon Smaug. They are both very successful with the task that was presented ahead of them. Beowulf kills Grendel. Bilbo aids in the killing of Smaug and to regain the stolen treasure for his companion Thorin Oakenshield. The two heroes were not on their quests for the same reasons though. Beowulf had heroism for his reasoning

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    there were many times when Bilbo was forced into being a hero. When the Goblins had captured the dwarves‚ it lied on Bilbo to save them and save them he did. Also when the company reached Erebor‚ Smaug cornered the dwarves. Bilbo could have escaped and saved himself‚ but instead he dropped a furnace on Smaug‚ saving the dwarves. Wade also was put into a similar situation. Wade had some knowledge about the easter egg‚ but was relatively poor in the Oasis. So when Wade stumbled upon the first gate‚ He

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