In The Hobbit, the prequel to The Lord of the Rings trilogy, hobbit Bilbo Baggins is unprepared for a wizard and thirteen dwarves to appear on his doorstep. Nevertheless, he soon finds himself employed as the group's "burglar" as they set out to regain the dwarves' fortune from their ancient homeland of Erebor, which was captured by the dragon Smaug many years ago. Along the way, Bilbo proves his worth as an adventurer and a hero in this classic children's novel.
Johnathan Ronald Reuel Tolkien is one of the greatest British writers that the world has seen Better known by his writing name J R R Tolkien he has written many novels in his lifetime One of his most famous series of novels you have probably heard of Lord of the Rings However not many people know that Tolkien set the scene for Lord of the Rings with a novel called The Hobbit or There and Back Again Tolkiens novel The Hobbit was published in 1937 for the first time while he waited some time to w
Peace through Understanding Peace can be achieved through the power of love not through the love of power This is what the fantasy novel The Hobbit which is written by J R R Tolkien is about Bilbo the main character of the story portrays an ordinary hobbit who eventually becomes the hero loved by everybody Throughout the story he undergoes challenges and develops his character In the end he uses his wit and slyness Now I amburglar indeed pg 257 That is what Bilbo says when he picks up the Arken
The Transformation to a Hero Bilbo Baggins Take a moment and think of what you would imagine a hero to be what do you picture You are most likely picturing someone tall muscular and handsome In The Hobbit Bilbo Baggins is an unlikely hero In looking at his inadequate appearance it is almost unbelievable that he would change and essentially save Middle Earth Bilbo Baggins was not a hero by any of todays standards but he did not need any of those characteristics Bilbo possessed a hidden reserve o