The Hobbit Bilbo's 'Song Of Wondering Aengus'

What drives you to undertake a mission? Better yet how does a mission make you feel? Although undertaking a mission would result in never losing hope, responsibility, and working hard. With this in mind believing you could do it and accomplishing a goal is very important. On the event that this relates to my thesis statement because this is a result of never losing hope. With the intention about this also being related to my thesis statement because this proves responsibility accomplishing a mission and completing it. Seeing that also working hard could be undertaking a mission and make you feel amazing. Sooner or later many people think that undertaking a mission is very complicated and they don’t think they could accomplish

I had to chew this quote up a little bit and ponder upon it. A side of the dwarves that has not yet been shown is expressed here. I believe it is greed. The dwarves seem to be using Bilbo for his talents – which make up a good thief. There isn’t much to say about the dwarves if they used Bilbo all along as their scapegoat.

Many people undertake missions, but why? Most are looking for what they most desire, to prove themselves, to achieve their long lasting dreams and goals, and changing their lives from the difficult to the simple. For example, Farah Ahmedi, went through all of these challenges to reach freedom, Aengus went searching for true love, and Rikki- TIkki Tavi wanted to prove himself and protect his “family”.These characters had different for doing what they did. Ahmedi was determined to survive any circumstances, while Aengus wanted to find the girl to have true love, and Rikki-Tikki wanted to be a true mongoose, killing and eating snakes. However all three were able to go through these obstacles and reach their goals.

What drives us to undertake a mission? A difficult journey can have fear, danger, and taking risks. What makes a character overcome a mission? The three attributes that can drive us to undertake a mission are loyalty, determination, or instinct.

What causes people to undertake a mission? Is it to survive, achieve greatness, or to support others? Many people all have different reasons for what do, however in one form or another, they have some form of motivation to have them pursue their goals.

To undertake a mission means to set a goal for yourself means to set a goal for yourself to accomplish. People are determined and work hard to reach their goals. For example, Farah Ahmedi climbed a mountain on a prosthetic leg to reach freedom. Aengus traveled long and hard to find love. Rikki-Tikki-Tavi was determined on killing the snakes and saving his new family. These characters had different reasons for pursuing their goals and doing what they did. Ahmedi wanted freedom, Rikki-Tikki wanted to protect his new family, and Aengus was set on finding love; however all three shared the determination to accomplish their goal.

What drives us to undertake a mission? What would make you undertake a mission? Many reasons, maybe it was escaping a country, like Farah Ahmedi when she was escaping Afghanastan with a prospetic leg, or maybe it was to claim their neighbors stakes before stampeders did, like Walt from "King of Mazy May." Some missions just need to be conquested.

Why do people undertake missions? Farah Ahmedi and Annie Johnson had to undertake a mission to survive and Ernesto Galarza had to learn a new language and a new culture. Although they don’t have the same mission they have the same purpose to complete their mission. Lets get into this great heroes completing their mission with no mistakes.

A hero is somone who is brave and selfless Bilbo Baggins is the epitome of a hero. According to Joseph Campbell “17 Stages of the Monomyth,” there will be a call to adventure. From the very beginning of the novel the narrator makes it clear that going on adventures is something that hobbits don't engage in. However, Bilbo after refusing to at first decided to go on the journey. Going on the journey he left his comfort zone put himself in danger, and potentially lost respect from all of the other hobbits. Like the typical hero in literature he made a sacrifice in order to help the dwarves. In many ways Biblo differs from heroes in Greek and Roman mythology. I noticed the vast majority of the heroes in Greek and Roman mythology tend to be warriors,

People choose to undertake missions for different reasons, some might do it to prove that they can, some, to improve themselves, while others just

The reason somebody under takes a mission is because they want to prove them selves or also to let other people know what they did or just to have the satisfaction of knowing they completed it. Like Bilbo Baggins from the hobbit he heard the dwarfs say he couldn't on the mission but he went on it to prove to them he could. Also Walt from the king of Mazy May he went to stop people from stealing his fathers claim. Also like Ernesto from barrio boy he had to learn how to speak another language and live in a new place but his teacher helped him learn English because he spoke Spanish.

What drives people to undertake missions? For example, Ernesto wanted to learn english, go to school, and not give up so Ernesto came to America to go to school, learn english, and not give up. Annie Johnson did not give up and Annie made her own business and without this business Annie would not have money and would not be able to handle her childrens. Monica had more responsibilities to do because Monica wanted a little brother. Individuals are driven to undertake missions because for example one of the motivation of the first story was to learn english and go to school and be successful, another motivation was to make money to support a family, and the last motivation was that someone wanted a little brother.

When you undertake a mission, do you have an immense determination to complete it? People undertake different missions, some challenging and difficult, but they all have determination. Farah Ahmedi scaled a mountain with a prosthetic leg to survive. Aengus wandered for many years trying to find the "glimmering girl. " When people have a mission, they are determined to complete it, regardless of what it is.

In chapter 6, ¨Out of the Frying-Pan into the Fire,¨ the goblins give us as readers yet another reason to dislike them. To emphasize what I mean, it states, ¨Fifteen bids in five firtrees their feathers were fanned in a fiery breeze!... O what shall we do with the funny little things? Roast ´em alive, or stew them in a pot; fry them, boil them, and eat them hot?¨ (Tolkien 106). In this song sang by the cruel goblins, you can really see their hatred for the dwarves and anybody who is friends with them. Throughout this book we have grown very close to the dwarves and especially Bilbo so for the goblins to sing this song directed to them, it really made the audience a bit frustrated. One certain part of the song is when they mention that they

First, Bilbo and the dwarfs have very different feelings toward Rivendell. Bilbo loved Rivendell when he visited it, even though they knew a great deal about him and he had never seen them before. He loved elves and he also loved the great food there too. The dwarfs had a different aspect toward Rivendell, and it was one quite different than Bilbo’s.