The Hobbit Project~G. LUGO by SARAHY GARCIA LUGO

Hero Type~Unwilling Hero

garcisar0003 — 2023-11-29 19:42:52 UTC

An unwilling hero is not very common. They are the types of heroes who least expect it, they don't want to be a hero. To identify an unwilling hero, you would have to look for an average person that has been sent on a quest, forcefully. This average person may have lots of doubts or may hesitate often.

Hero Type~Original Passage

garcisar0003 — 2023-11-29 19:45:37 UTC

'"That leaves you just ten minutes...you will have to run...'but'...no time for that either! Off you go!"'

"' To the end of his days Bilbo could never remember how he found himself outside..."

Hero Type~Graphic Novel

garcisar0003 — 2023-11-29 19:52:56 UTC

Hero Type~Evaluation

garcisar0003 — 2023-11-29 20:00:05 UTC

The way the author wrote that sentence in the excerpt was the author's way of telling us that he wasn't ready or even aware, Gandalf hurried him, pressured, and he wen't unwillingly and unprepared, it gives the details of Bilbo's thoughts and feelings afterwards and that's what you don't get in the graphic novel. I believe that the text provides a stronger representation of the text because it gives you more details that images can't provide, most say images can because that's what people want to see, but the text gives you those details that you can imagine yourself creating a further detailed story in your mind, and not others

Climax~Original Passage

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-05 19:55:19 UTC

"Suddenly Bilbo's arm went towards it drawn by its enchantment...his small hand would not close about it, for it was a large and heavy gem;but he lifted it, shut his eyes, and put it in his deepest pocket...'Now I am a burglar indeed!'"

Climax~Graphic Novel

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-05 19:56:29 UTC

Climax~Evaluation

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-06 18:31:34 UTC

In this portion of the novel(the climax) the graphic novel has the better representation of the climax. The original passage is known as an anti-climatic novel, the climax being the pinnacle of the whole story isn't as intriguing as the graphic novel gives you because the original passage disappoints with providing action into the climax. The graphic novel portrays Bilbo's feelings through images and words. The graphic novel helps the reader identify the change in Bilbo's personality from, being that at first, he was a clueless hobbit who knew nothing about being a burglar, to being secretive and greedy like one.

~Original Passage~

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-06 19:00:31 UTC

A major strength of the original passage is that there are various descriptive details that it provides you in order to create the story in your head yourself. There are no images created by another's imagination, you get to expand your creativity by using the descriptive details it provides. For example, when Bilbo returns home it gives details of how he feels and what the characters did entering, "There was a great commotion, and people of all sorts,respectable and unrespectable, were thick round the door, and many were going in and out--not even wiping their feet on the mat, as Bilbo noticed with annoyance." The way this sentence can bring you into Bilbo's perspective after reading this whole novel and reading that sentence, you can have your set setting from previous and see Bilbo annoyed. A weakness the original passage brings is that when some readers who can't comprehend the details it gives, it could be misleading.

~Graphic Novel~

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-06 20:41:14 UTC

The images presented in the graphic novel are the strength a graphic novel will always have. Images can give a reader different feelings by giving them a specific visualization of the words given. Throughout the story, multiple events add to the feel of the story, for example, in Bilbo's adventure where he meets the spiders. When one is reading the actual text they can only imagine those spiders, but not know what these spiders will look like, and the graphic novel gives the images of the spiders on page 77 and most people have a phobia towards spiders so it may give them the feeling of fear and others may be fascinated the way they're created. Although images are what makes a graphic novel, a graphic novel, some may have a hard time understanding the images due to the lack of details in the words.

Resolution~Original Passage

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-11 17:54:15 UTC

"In short Bilbo was Presumed Dead, and not everybody that said so was sorry to find the presumption wrong...the return of Mr.Bilbo Baggins created quite a disturbance, both under the Hill and over the Hill, and across the Water;it was a great deal more than a nine days' wonder"

Resolution~Graphic Novel

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-11 18:04:45 UTC

Resolution~Evaluation

garcisar0003 — 2023-12-11 20:15:12 UTC

As the novel ends, the best representation of the resolution is the original passage. The resolution is the ending of the book and it's supposed to give the reader a peaceful closing. The graphic novel does not give as many details in the images nor provide the words to prove the image. The original passage provides the details of what happens when Bilbo returns home and finds that everyone thought he was dead and had been so-called "presumed dead" as it tells in both texts, the passage provides more details after and before.