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"The Hobbit" follows the story of Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit who lives a quiet life in the Shire. His routine changes drastically when the wizard Gandalf and a group of thirteen dwarves recruit him for an adventure. Together, they embark on a mission to recover a lost treasure, facing numerous dangers along the way. During the journey, Bilbo discovers courage and abilities he never imagined he had. The story is an exciting exploration of personal growth, friendship, and fighting against adversity.

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Character development:

Bilbo begins as a reluctant hobbit, enjoying his quiet life in the Shire. As he goes on his adventure, Bilbo demonstrates his ingenuity and courage on several occasions, such as confronting trolls, saving the dwarves from giant spiders, and helping them escape from the elf dungeons.

Plot twists:

The discovery of the ring is a crucial twist that influences the entire story as well as the revelation of Bilbo's true identity as an unexpected hero in the final battle.

Thorin's death and his reconciliation with Bilbo creates an emotional aura and brings closure to the character's arc.

Regarding my personal reflection:

Bilbo's growth from a routine hobbit to a brave hero is inspiring and demonstrates that courage and determination can emerge in the most unexpected moments. In the story you can see how fear is not a barrier to being brave even if it seems contradictory.

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Some literal resources that we can see reflected are:

Metaphors:

"He fought alone in the real battle in the tunnel, before he saw the great danger that lay in wait for him." Bilbo's internal battle is compared to the external struggle he faces.

Similes:

"She shone pale and dim, like a thin slice of moon." The description of the ring in the darkness of Gollum's tunnel.

Personifications:

"The forest seemed to watch and wait." Mirkwood is described as a watchful being, which adds to the unsettling atmosphere.

As additional information, the themes expressed in this story are courage, friendship and the battle between good and evil.

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The tone of the book is often adventurous, whimsical, and sometimes dark. Tolkien balances a sense of wonder and discovery with moments of danger and seriousness, creating a rich and varied narrative.

Examples

Capricious:

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." This line sets a charming and welcoming tone, inviting the reader into a fantastical world.

Adventurous:

"It's no use leaving a live dragon out of your calculations if you live near it." As for this quote, it highlights the adventurous tone of the story, underlining the risks and challenges that the characters face.

Dark:

"It was a turning point in his career, but he didn't know it." -This moment, when Bilbo finds the ring, he adds a somber and foreboding tone to the story.

These examples show how Tolkien mixes varied tones to create a story that is both exciting and thoughtful.

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The mood in "The Hobbit" ranges from happy and playful to tense and foreboding. Tolkien continually changes the setting to reflect the characters' changing circumstances and emotions, enhancing the reader's involvement with the story.

Passages

Playful: “If more of us valued food, joy, and songs above hoarded gold, it would be a happier world.” - This passage captures a joyful and fun mood, emphasizing the simple joys of life.

Tense: “The dragon is dry, his bones are now crumbled; his armor is shaken, his splendor is humbled.” - This passage creates a tense and foreboding atmosphere, highlighting the dangerous nature of the characters' quest and the sinister presence of the dragon.

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Middle-earth, the fictional world created by J.R.R. Tolkien, it is the setting for "The Hobbit." This vast and diverse landscape ranges from the peaceful and pastoral Shire to the imposing and desolate Lonely Mountain. The different environments reflect the stages of Bilbo and his companions' journey, each with its own atmosphere and challenges.

Quotes

The Shire:

"The Region was divided into four neighborhoods... each with its own administrative structure and each independent of the others." -This quote describes the organization and tranquility of the Shire, Bilbo's home, which contrasts with the dangerous places he will find later.

Misty Mountains and Deep Dungeons:

"Far from the cold misty mountains, To deep dungeons and ancient caverns." - This quote captures the group's transition to more dangerous and mysterious places, highlighting the vastness and diversity of Middle-earth.

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Characteristics of a character: Bilbo Baggins

Analysis

Personality:

Initially shy and comfort-loving:

Bilbo begins as a hobbit who prefers the tranquility and routine of his home in the Shire, avoiding any type of adventure.

Then brave and resourceful:

Throughout his journey, Bilbo demonstrates significant growth, displaying courage, cunning, and an ability to confront unexpected challenges.

Motivations:

Initially Reluctant:

At first, Bilbo is reluctant to join the adventure proposed by Gandalf and the dwarves. His love of comfort and fear of the unknown make him hesitate.

But he grows up to seek adventure and prove his worth:

Over time, Bilbo becomes motivated to prove his worth to both himself and his companions by embracing the adventures and challenges he encounters.

Role:

The protagonist whose journey drives the plot:

Bilbo is the center of the story, and his personal evolution and the actions he takes are crucial to the development of the plot. His growth from an ordinary hobbit to an unexpected hero is the core of the tale.

Examples

Personality and motivations:

“This is the story of how Baggins had an affair and found himself doing and saying completely unexpected things.” -This quote encapsulates Bilbo's journey from the comfort of his home to the exciting adventure that changes his life.

Courage and ingenuity:

"Came back?" he thought he. "Nothing good! Go sideways? Impossible! Advance? The only thing to do! Let's go!" -This moment highlights Bilbo's determination and courage, choosing to move forward despite his fears and doubts.

These characteristics and examples illustrate how Bilbo Baggins transforms throughout "The Hobbit," evolving from an ordinary hobbit to a resourceful hero.

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 Song 1 Misty Mountains Cold" from the movie soundtrack                                                                      Song 2 Concerning Hobbits by Howard Shore of the Shire                                                                           Song 3 The Battle of Evermore by Led Zeppelin

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 Song 1 Misty Mountains Cold" from the movie soundtrack                                                                      Song 2 Concerning Hobbits by Howard Shore of the Shire                                                                           Song 3 The Battle of Evermore by Led Zeppelin

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Reason: Captures the mysterious and adventurous tone of the novel.

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Reason: Reflects the peaceful and pastoral mood of the Shire.

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Concerning Hobbits - Lord of the Rings Lofi

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Concerning Hobbits - Lord of the Rings Lofi

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Reason: Evokes the epic and heroic themes present in the novel.

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Represents the starting point of Bilbo's journey and the comfort of home.

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Highlights the central conflict with the dragon.

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Symbolizes the ultimate goal of the quest.