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In the "Ordinary World" Bilbo Baggins lives a quiet and unadventurous life in the peaceful Shire. He enjoys the comfort of his cozy hobbit hole and is content with his daily routines, which include tea and a good book. Bilbo's world is one of simplicity and predictability, far removed from any grand adventures or danger. This ordinary life is disrupted when Gandalf the Grey arrives, introducing Bilbo to a world beyond his imagination and setting the stage for the extraordinary journey that lies ahead.

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The "Call to Adventure" is initiated by the arrival of Gandalf, the wise wizard, who recognizes a latent bravery in the reclusive hobbit, Bilbo Baggins. Gandalf encourages Bilbo to join the company of Thorin Oakenshield and his dwarves on a quest to reclaim their homeland from the dragon Smaug.

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At first, Bilbo is hesitant and resistant to the call, as he is comfortable in his uneventful life. However, the call to adventure represents a pivotal moment of decision for Bilbo, marking the beginning of his transformation from a timid hobbit into a courageous adventurer. Ultimately, Bilbo accepts the call and embarks on a journey that will change his life forever.

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The "Crossing the Threshold" moment occurs when Bilbo and the company of dwarves venture into the goblin-infested tunnels of the Misty Mountains. This marks a significant shift from their relatively safer world outside. Inside the dark and treacherous tunnels, they face immediate peril as they are captured by goblins and their leader. This event signifies a point of no return in their journey, where they must confront and overcome new and escalating challenges. It's a pivotal moment that thrusts them into the heart of their quest and sets the stage for their ongoing adventures and encounters with formidable adversaries.

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The dwarves and Gandalf at the feast in the Hobbit Hole.

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Allies include Bilbo Baggins, the initially hesitant hobbit hero; Gandalf the Grey, a wise and powerful wizard; Thorin Oakenshield, the determined leader of the company of dwarves; and the other 13 dwarves who join Bilbo on the quest. Together, they form a fellowship determined to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from the dragon Smaug.
The trials they face are numerous, including a perilous encounter with trolls, capture in the treacherous goblin tunnels of the Misty Mountains, and a battle of wits with Gollum in "Riddles in the Dark." The journey is fraught with dangers, from the Misty Mountains' harsh conditions to confrontations with goblins and orcs, led by the relentless Azog the Defiler. And looming above all is the dragon Smaug, the primary enemy, guarding the Lonely Mountain and the treasure the group seeks to recover.

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The "Supreme Ordeal" takes place when Bilbo, separated from the dwarves, confronts Gollum deep within the goblin-infested tunnels. This tense encounter becomes a battle of wits, as Bilbo is challenged to a game of riddles by Gollum, who possesses the One Ring, an object of immense power. Bilbo's survival and the acquisition of the One Ring are at stake during this ordeal. Through clever thinking and courage, Bilbo outwits Gollum, securing the ring and his escape from the tunnels. This moment is a turning point in Bilbo's character development, as it not only signifies a critical victory but also foreshadows the pivotal role the One Ring will play in the larger story of Middle-earth.

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The Hobbit focuses on the dwarves' quest to recover Erebor and its treasure, guarded by dragon Smaug. Bilbo Baggins, the protagonist, is promised a share of the treasure by Thorin Oakenshield, the dwarves' leader, for his courage and assistance. Personal rewards include personal growth, self-discovery, and the acquisition of the One Ring.

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The "Road Back" phase begins at a point where Bilbo and the dwarves return to the Shire after overcoming challenges in the Misty Mountains and confronting Smaug. They must navigate the hostile territory and face the awakening of dark forces, setting the stage for further adventures and developments in the story. The journey is marked by the danger of the dragon and the return of Bilbo and the dwarves to their homeland.

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Smaug the dragon awakening before the movie cuts to black.

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The "Return with the Prize" phase occurs when Bilbo rejoins the company of dwarves after his encounter with Gollum and the acquisition of the One Ring. He brings the ring with him, though he does not reveal its true nature to the others at this point. This return marks a significant development in the quest, as the group can now continue their journey to the Lonely Mountain with the hope of reclaiming their homeland and treasure from the dragon Smaug. Bilbo's possession of the One Ring sets the stage for later events in the story, as the ring's power and significance become more apparent in the subsequent films of the trilogy.

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Bilbo meeting Gandalf for the first time.

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The "Meeting the Mentor" phase occurs when Gandalf, the wise and experienced wizard, offers guidance and wisdom to the uncertain hero, Bilbo Baggins. Bilbo's initial response to the call to adventure is overcome with Gandalf's encouragement and belief in Bilbo's untapped potential. Gandalf becomes a mentor for change, imparting valuable advice and insight that empowers Bilbo to embrace the challenges of the quest. It's through this mentorship that Bilbo begins to discover his own courage and capabilities, propelling him into a world of adventure and self-discovery that he could not have imagined in his ordinary life in the Shire.