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Bilbo & I are both fair minded and humble. Towards the end of his journey, Bilbo learns to be more open-minded. At first when Bilbo joins the Dwarfs, he is stuck in his Hobbit ways. The Dwarfs have different ways of life and doing things. He tries to stick with his ways & rejects any other. By the end, Bilbo learns to embrace the Dwarfs and any other race (Elves, Men etc). He is considerate & tries to understand these people he is not familiar with.

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He is not easily deceived by those who want what he has. He doesn't believe whatever he is told and tries to find out those things himself. I, on the other hand, am not as skeptical as I probably should be. I am very naive and gullible. If it sounds good, logical & reasonable, I have been known to go with it and not further investigate to see whether it is really true or not.

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in the sense that we do not always seek more knowledge and information. In the movies, Bilbo is reluctant to leave his home , the Shire. He has been there his entire life and does not want to explore the world and learn the ways of the Dwarfs.

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Bilbo shows a great deal of persistence and fair-mindedness

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Bilbo shows a great deal of persistence and fair-mindedness

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from the moment he joins the Dwarfs company he is persistent to a fault. He does whatever it takes to get to the mountain, albeit the journey is long and dangerous. At one point, the Dwarfs question his loyalty when he is separated from them, they believe he has given up and went home. He had been pondering if he should. The Dwarfs go on to talk about Bilbo and how they knew he would not finish the journey all while Bilbo can hear them from a distance. After all of that, on top of the dangerous journey he had been in, he continued to stay loyal to the Dwarfs and finish their mission. He could have given up easily there, but he persisted on. He also showed his fair minded-ness by understanding the frustration the dwarfs had at the time thinking he had left.

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his journey, I might have left. At the time the Dwarfs thought he left, he was separated from them. He had his things packed and he was ready to leave. I may have left, if I was in his shoes. He was on a long dangerous journey and this was his first time away from home. Even through that, he kept on going. I know not many people, including myself, would keep persisting on like he did.

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He understands that giving up is the easy way out that he does not want to take. He keeps going when things get tough. I myself, need to learn to be more persistent. Sometimes the easy way out and avoidance becomes too appealing and I make excuses for to do so. That is another way Bilbo and I differ.

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because I just saw the Hobbit for the first time recently. I really like his character and believe he is a very relate able person in the movies. He is a good role model as far as he never gives up until he achieves what he set out to do. I believe we had a few similarities but we differ as well. In the trilogy, he shows a great deal of the character traits that a critical thinker possesses; skepticism, fair mindedness, humility, persistence and he has the ability to solve problems. These are the reasons why I decided to pick him.