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At the start of the book, Eragon is shown as a poor farmer in Carvahall, who hunts for his family during the winter months when there is no food from the farm.

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Eragon is knocked aside from an explosion one day while out hunting, and finds a stone. It turns out to be a dragon egg, which Eragon doesn't know about until it hatches. They bind together, Dragon and its rider.

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The Ra'zac, monsters who eat humans but work for the empire, arrive in carvahall, looking for the dragon egg. They threaten to kill the person who has it. Eragon sees no other choice but to hide. Eventually, the Ra'zac burn down Eragon's house when it is slipped that he may have it, killing Eragon's uncle. The Ra'zac leave, but Eragon is forced to leave in order to keep himself, the rest of his family, and his dragon safe.

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Brom follows Eragon and takes care of him, providing knowledge of magic and also knows many people on the way to maybe get to the Varden. The Varden are the only people against Galbatorix, a tyrant who rules almost every known land. Their goal is to take him down. However the Varden are very far away from Carvahall, and it would take them many weeks to get there.

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Eragon wants revenge on the Ra'zac for killing his uncle. He also in turn wants to defeat Galbatorix, for he was the one who told the Ra'zac to get the dragon egg and to burn down their house and, in a way, kill his uncle. This is further encouraged by Brom. Now Eragon, when before felt like he had no purpose, feels like he is worth something and has a purpose in life.

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Eragon and Brom are captured by surprise one night by the Ra'zac. While Eragon is taken away, Brom helps by breaking him out of the wagon. From the spell he used to help Eragon, Brom was extremely weak and died shortly afterward from the Ra'zac venom.

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The empire's intentions are revealed to Eragon. Galbatorix plans to take control of everything everybody does, by making every person in alagaesia have to ask him for permission for everything. This includes using even simple spells like lighting a campfire or even just building a hut. Eragon is the empire's first target, as he is a dragon rider and the only threat to Galbatorix.

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There isn't much after this for the first book, the story continues in the following books. However, Eragon makes it to the Varden, who are in serious trouble from the Urgals who are invading Tronjheim. There isn't much of a material treasure. If I had to name anything, I think the treasure of the first book is Eragon's discovery of his own power and his learning of magic, but this is counteracted by the sheer power of the empire and the empire's intentions. Now Eragon knows his own power and is a changed person. Before he thought he wasn't important, that no matter what he did nothing would change about the world. But now that he has power, he feels that he can change the world.