Short Story : Wilburt's Revenge

Bilbo is fed up with all of the dwarf’s insults and is now ready to go on the adventure just to prove them wrong. So now Bilbo has accepted the offers of Gandalf. According to the hero’s journey, the hero would faces tests, enemies, and began to know about the rules of this special world. After Bilbo entered the goblins cave, Bilbo faced lots of crisis, he got lost in the cave, he couldn’t find his company and join them. He is all alone without the help from others, that makes this part as trials.Followed the heroic journey, the step would be approach. After Bilbo escaped from the goblins cave, all alone by himself without the help of the wizard or the dwarves or of anyone else, that made a great difference to Bilbo. He felt a different person, and much fiercer, he Enhanced

The process of becoming a hero which Bilbo goes through begins with a simple knock on his door one morning. Soon Bilbo is recruited, unknowingly and

When he starts he off, he is just a normal person who lives a normal life until he is asked to go on an adventure at first he is frightened but then decides to go. Right after he sets off on his journey after a few nights he stays at an inn and thinks about how the last few days were “Bilbo would gladly have stopped there forever and ever – even supposing a wish would have taken him right back to his hobbit-hole without trouble” (Tolkien 48). In this excerpt he wishes he could go home after having a bad trip but when he realizes that the dwarves have no home to go back to so he continues on knowing it wouldn't be right to leave them. Even though he could be sitting comfortably at home, he would rather help a stranger reclaim their home.

Being a hero is more than just the soldiers who put their lives before others to enable and sustain a way of life; being a hero is someone who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. In the adventure book ‘The Hobbit’, the character Bilbo Baggins demonstrates numerous heroic traits. At the beginning of this book, Bilbo Baggins was known as a very unadventurous hobbit, one who always stayed indoors smoking pipes, and snuggling in bed. After the mysterious visit of Gandalf, (a well-known wizard), Bilbo finds the courage to leave his house and go on a life-risking adventure with thirteen dwarfs to take back what they once called home.

The sense of danger increases and, once again, Bilbo thinks of home. Gandalf warns them that they are at the edge of the Wild and that they can stay with his friend Elrond in Rivendell. That is just the second way that steps outside of his comfort zone.

On page 7, Bilbo states,” Good morning! We don't want any adventures here, thank you! You might try over the hill or across the water.” He is put into an uncomfortable situation and he acts upon his feelings. The author states on page 35,”They had not been riding

In chapter 5 Bilbo is trapped in a cave with Gollum. Bilbo and Gollum agree to play a game of riddles that could mean life or death. When they get to the last one gollum says to ask a question. When Gollum does get Bilbo's question wrong he remembers he lost his precious. Then Gollum led the way out without knowing he was being followed.

We are introduced to hobbits and to Bilbo Baggins, a stay-at-home, utterly respectable hobbit with a secret desire for adventure. Bilbo receives a visit from Gandalf the wizard. The next Wednesday Gandalf returns for tea, bringing with him a party of thirteen dwarves led by Thorin Oakenshield. Despite misgivings on both sides, on Gandalf's recommendation the dwarves hire Bilbo as Burglar on an expedition to the Lonely Mountain, where they plan to recover their ancestral treasure from the dragon Smaug.

The day grew lighter and warmer as they strolled along the forest path. Bilbo could remember a year all the trouble they had going through mirkwood the first time. It was much easier this time, as Gandalf was there, and they knew how dangerous it would be to stray from the path. They were almost halfway to beorn's house, and bilbo was very anxious for them to arrive. They were carrying much lighter packs, as the gold and supplies were carried by the ponies. Bilbo felt almost bored, because nothing had happened on their journey back, and he was feeling a little homesick. He wondered what was happening at his hobbit-hole back home. He remembered his crisply made bed with soft cushions and thick blankets. He also thought of his empty cupboards, and began drawing up a list of things he would need for meals. Flour, eggs, butter, spices… hmm. All his meat was surely spoiled, if there was any left. He didn’t remember.

Bilbo has never been on an adventure before because hobbits are very laid back, very kind, and like to stick to the status quo. ] Mr. Baggins mother loves to go on adventures, and so does all of her siblings. When, the hobbit had thirteen dwarfs, and Gandalf, show up at his door he couldn't deny them entrance because that would be rude. Ganfalf is a very powerful wizard, that acts like a mentor to Bilbo. After Bilbo feeds all fourteen of his

When the book started Bilbo was unprepared to go on any kind of journey, in fact the presence of Gandalf there startled him in an obvious way. Back when the war first started it was such a sudden start and unexpected war that the young men were not prepared for it. The way that Gandalf came to Bilbo’s door and told him that he was going to help the dwarves in their fight was much like the way English officers would go door to door and recruit young men to go to war for their country. Both of these situations gave the men very little choice in what to do or when they were going to do it.

Bilbo, whom is a peaceful hobbit was devastated and adamant to stop the fight. He walked towards the trolls in hopes of stopping the fight and aiding them end their argument.

As more and more dwarves arrive the following day at Bilbo’s house, he became flustered and confused as to why there were so many dwarves in his home. When Bilbo learns that he is to accompany Gandalf and the dwarves on their adventure, he is unsure about it and doesn’t think that he should be the one to accompany them. Throughout the beginning of the journey, Bilbo is miserable and unhappy. He frequently thinks about giving up the adventure and returning to his home, as he frequently thinks thing along the lines of “his comfortable chair before the fire in his favorite sitting-room in his hobbit-hole”(Tolkien, 46). During the adventure, the group faces many challenges. They are captured by trolls, chased by goblins, trapped by spiders, and imprisoned by wood-elves. Along with these obstacles, Bilbo also gets split up from the group and finds himself talking to a creature named Gollum. Gollum has been driven mad by his “precious” possession, which is a ring that enables the person wearing it

Crossing of the threshold: Biblo not wanting to leave the coziness of his village left Gandalf outside his house never intending to go but after a fun stressful convincing of dwarves he finally accepted leaving the inn and joining the others to make a journey

Dain is crowned the new king of the mountains. Also, the dwarves make nice with the lake and wood elves and Bard is crowned the new Master of Laketown. Upon this new title, he grants Bilbo a generous sum which allows him to take a journey home. He is accompanied by Gandalf and Beorn who lends him the longer route because Bilbo was stubborn and did not want to go back into the forest. Ever again. During the winter, they take vacancy in Beorn home. When it is springtime again, they continue to Rivendell where Gandalf and Elrond exchange many great stories. Bilbo is healed from his exhaustion and wounds from the powers of magic elves. When they continue back to the hobbit lands Biblo uncovers the truth of Gandalf’s abandonment of the company in Mirkwood; he has been alongside the council of wizards to drive the Necromancer out of the forest. When they finally reach the hobbit lands, Bilbo finds out that he his assumed dead and his land is being sold off. He finds a way to uncover most of his former precious belongings and puts a stop to the selling of his hill, but by doing so, he is never accepted by the other hobbits again. When Bilbo shares his tales, the other hobbits believe he has gone mad. However, Bilbo doesn’t mind because he still has the rare dwarf, wizard, or elf visit him and he is once again comforted by his home again in Bag