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13 dwarves (Dwalin, Balin, Fili, Kili, Dori, Nori, Ori, Oin, Gloin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, and Thorin)
13 dwarves (Dwalin, Balin, Fili, Kili, Dori, Nori, Ori, Oin, Gloin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, and Thorin)
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Gandalf describes Beorn as “a very great person” who is easily angered and “appalling” when angered, Beorn is a “skin changer” who can appear as a man or a huge black bear. Beorn can talk to animals
Gandalf prepares Bilbo and the dwarves for the next “Somebody” they will meet. How does the wizard describe Beorn?
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How does Bilbo trick Smaug into exposing his weak spot. What does this tell us about Smaug.
Bilbo uses flattery to trick Smaug into showing Bilbo his belly and the spot which is not protected. This indicates that Smaug is prideful
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Elrond lives in the Last Homely House at Rivendell
Where does Elrond live
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Bilbo devises a plan to put all of the dwarves in barrels and float them out the castle into a river to Freedom.
How do B and dwarves escape the Wood-elves castle?
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Describe Bard and his role in the chapter. Do you think that there is a reason why the thrush choses Bard? What heroic qualities does Bard seem to possess?
Bard is a man of Lake Town whose friends tease him for his frequent predictions of Doom. Bard warns that the dragon is about to attack, and he encourages the men of Laketown to fight back. As the dragon destroys the town, the thrush chooses Bard to tell the location of the bare spot on smaug's chest. When the dragon flies over, Bard kills him with an arrow to the chest. During the dragon's attack, Bard shows seriousness of purpose, great courage, and leadership, all typically heroic attributes. after The attack, Bard shows humility to the master and selflessness and helping the wounded.
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He is described by Tolkien as strong, wise, and venerable relating to light and good.
How does Elrond connect with the motif light.
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They are sore, tired, wet. They are mopey, angry.
What were the dwarves' condition when they finished their water ride?
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Why are the people of Lake-town angry with the Master? What does the Master do to How does the Master’s moral character contrast with Bard’s? How does the contrast between them relate to the theme of courage in the novel?
The people are unhappy with the town's Master because he ran away from the dragon instead of staying to protect his people. After his town has been destroyed, the master defends his own mandate to rule and then demands food for himself. Bard, however, fights validly, slays the dragon, and then hurries to help restore order and heal the wounded. The master, who is supposed to lead his people, appears cowardly and selfish in comparison to Bard's courage and selflessness.
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He makes the Trolls swear and he switches to first person narration at times
How does Tolkien appeal to readers.
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He thinks that the party are frauds and will not succeed. But in case they do, the master gives them supplies in the hopes that the party will reward him afterwards. GREED
How does the Master of the town react when they go to fight Smaug?
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By the end of Chapter 14, three different groups want a part of the treasure under the mountain. Name these three groups. In your opinion, should all three groups split it equally, or should one group get a greater share?
The king of the elves of the Woods ( greedy), the men under Bard's leadership ( want to be able to rebuild their dragon destroyed town) , and our party ( was originally theirs) all want the treasure
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Golumn is small, slimy and old. The narrator does not tell us who he is and where he came from. He lives on a rock in the middle of the lake and when he knows he will not be putting himself into danger, he occasionally will eat a goblin.
Describe Gollum. How does he spend his time?
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Bilbo is so surprised by the sight of the treasure “ to say that Bilbo's breath was taken away is no description at all” and “ there are no words left to express his staggerment” He says that Bilbo had never before felt “ the splendor the lust the glory of such treasure” .Finally, he writes that Bilbo's heart is “ pierced with enchantment and with the desire of dwarves.” Perhaps for a brief moment, he is so impressed by the magnificence of the treasure that he understands the desire that the dwarves feel.
How does Tolkien convey Bilbo’s reaction to the sight of the treasure. Give three examples.
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The Raven says that peace can be restored only if the word is willing to give up some of his treasure. Thorin claims that he will never give up his treasure and will fight. Thorin is shown here to favor his treasure over peace. GREED
The thrush brings the old raven to talk to Thorin. The raven warns of the wood-elves and of the men of Esgaroth (Bard) who are coming for their share of the treasure. What does the raven recommend to Thorin for peace to be restored to the area? What is Thorin's reaction to this advice? What characteristic is shown by Thorin?
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