The Hobbit

The Hobbit is a book written by J.R.R. Tolkien that has entertained people for decades. The Hobbit is an adventure fiction story. The main theme is the development and transformation of Bilbo Baggins into a hero and an outgoing person. I chose this theme because at the beginning of the story, Bilbo is a person that only worries about himself and only focuses on the comforts in life; and is very introverted. Towards the ending of the story, Bilbo transforms into a hero due to the situations he encounters

One of the main themes of the Hobbit is Bravery/ Heroism .The novel begins with Bilbo being content who lives in a hobbit hole. Gandalf invites Bilbo on an adventure and Bilbo reluctantly agrees when he wants to embrace his adventurous “Took” side of his ancestry. Bilbo shows great courage and heroism fighting evil and overcoming challenges. An example would be that “The dwarves looked at Bilbo with quite a new respect ,when he talked about dodging the guards and jumping over Gollum and squeezing

Bilbo Baggins, a respectable and unadventurous hobbit, is paid a visit by Gandalf, a wizard, who offers him the chance to go on an adventure. Bilbo, in trying to get rid of the wizard, inadvertently invites him to tea the next evening. The next day, Bilbo is flustered to find that in addition to Gandalf, he seems to have invited thirteen dwarves to tea as well. As he serves the dwarves and Gandalf tea and then supper, Bilbo learns that Gandalf has advertised him to the dwarves as a burglar. The dwarves

Analyzing Characters in Tolkien's The Hobbit The Hobbit (1937) by J.R.R. Tolkien is an exciting novel, an adventure that takes on a whole new meaning. At the start of the novel, Bilbo Baggins, an ordinary hobbit, is doing what the ordinary hobbit does, just staying at home. Hobbits are very comfortable with life and look for no excitement or change whatsoever. When Gandalf shows up on the doorstep of Bilbo Baggins' cave (home), it was a major shock to him. Slowly dwarves show up at his doorstep

In The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien, Bilbo is an ordinary hobbit that likes to stay in his cozy hobbit hole. It all changes when, a wizard named Gandalf shows up and tells Bilbo that he is the chosen burglar that will go on the dangerous adventure to get the stolen gold from the dragon with thirteen other dwarves. At first Bilbo goes along as just a member of the group, but then when nobody stands up to face the problems, he does and becomes the leader of the group. “Then crept in the hobbit. Very soon

In the novel The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien, the main character, Bilbo Baggins, experiences dramatic change as he leaves his peaceful home to embark on a dangerous quest. Bilbo battles spiders, goblins and trolls hoping to help a company of dwarves reclaim their home from a dragon. He travels across Middle Earth and meets many different people along the way. The situations Bilbo is placed in define many of the elements of the story. From the beginning to the end of the story, Bilbo’s character

What is the difference between a hobbit, dwarf, and elf? Is there similar features between all of them? In the Hobbit, by J.R.R Tolkien, a hobbit named Bilbo goes on an adventure with a group of dwarves called Thorin and the Company, where he meets elves, humans, and many more. His adventures with the dwarves leads him to become friends with many of the people he meets like the elves. Bilbo goes an adventure as a burglar to take back the treasure the dwarves once had. The adventure would not be easy

to you, you will in turn enable yourself to learn about the world on an entirely new perspective, and take advantage of it accordingly. This particular theme of allowing oneself to transition and develop into one's true self is present within The Hobbit, Ender’s Game, and Romeo and Juliet. When one simply chooses to ignore the societal norms that once governed what decisions they made, how they made those decisions, and whether or not they would place themselves in a position where a decision would

At this point I have identified three major themes in The Hobbit. These three themes being loyalty, heroism, and greed. You can identify these as themes because they are underlying messages that appear frequently throughout the story. These qualities provide a big picture for the story and can teach you things about life. These lessons are to always be loyal, anybody can be a hero and greed can lead to more troubles than triumphs. Loyalty is shown between Bilbo and the dwarves. There

The Hobbit is an award winning novel by J.R.R. Tolkien. The book relates a lot to Tolkien’s life and supports modern values. Tolkien hated war. He and his friends went to war and although Tolkien made it out alive, few of his friends did. He lost so much fighting for what was right, like Bilbo. Bilbo is the main character in The Hobbit, and if you read the first chapters of the book, you’ll find that he’s not exactly how many of us picture a hero. He’s short, furry, and he hates adventure. But Bilbo