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Did J.R.R. Tolkien prefer the elves dwarves men orks or hobbits?
Tolkien preferred the hobbits, claiming to be himself a hobbit, "in all but size."
Where is the best place to blend in for a hobbit?
Next to Liam (they are the same size 3,0)
How many rooms in a hobbit hole?
In the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, as well as "The Hobbit," Hobbit Holes were the residences of Hobbits, usually built into a hillside. They were dry and comfortable and a hillside may have several doors with brass knobs behind which Hobbits dwelled.The expense would be in hard work rather than cash, although the supports may cost some money. You would need a hill of just the right size and angle, the permission of the landowner, and engineering supervision to make certain your Hobbit Hole was safe and well supported from the danger of collapse. Although Hobbit Holes often had many rooms on one level, it would not be safe nor feasible for you to construct such a dwelling. You would have to be satisfied with a small, carefully constructed single room Hobbit home.In the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, as well as "The Hobbit," Hobbit Holes were the residences of Hobbits, usually built into a hillside. They were dry and comfortable and a hillside may have several doors with brass knobs behind which Hobbits dwelled.The expense would be in hard work rather than cash, although the supports may cost some money. You would need a hill of just the right size and angle, the permission of the landowner, and engineering supervision to make certain your Hobbit Hole was safe and well supported from the danger of collapse. Although Hobbit Holes often had many rooms on one level, it would not be safe nor feasible for you to construct such a dwelling. You would have to be satisfied with a small, carefully constructed single room Hobbit home.In the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, as well as "The Hobbit," Hobbit Holes were the residences of Hobbits, usually built into a hillside. They were dry and comfortable and a hillside may have several doors with brass knobs behind which Hobbits dwelled.The expense would be in hard work rather than cash, although the supports may cost some money. You would need a hill of just the right size and angle, the permission of the landowner, and engineering supervision to make certain your Hobbit Hole was safe and well supported from the danger of collapse. Although Hobbit Holes often had many rooms on one level, it would not be safe nor feasible for you to construct such a dwelling. You would have to be satisfied with a small, carefully constructed single room Hobbit home.In the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, as well as "The Hobbit," Hobbit Holes were the residences of Hobbits, usually built into a hillside. They were dry and comfortable and a hillside may have several doors with brass knobs behind which Hobbits dwelled.The expense would be in hard work rather than cash, although the supports may cost some money. You would need a hill of just the right size and angle, the permission of the landowner, and engineering supervision to make certain your Hobbit Hole was safe and well supported from the danger of collapse. Although Hobbit Holes often had many rooms on one level, it would not be safe nor feasible for you to construct such a dwelling. You would have to be satisfied with a small, carefully constructed single room Hobbit home.
How big is The Hobbit?
Somewhere between Men and Hobbits. It is mentioned that they are shorter and stockier than men and Elves, but no specific size is ever given.
What is the size of dwarf stars?
Several times smaller than our Sun. Details vary, depending on the type of dwarf star (a red dwarf and a white dwarf are quite different things), and the exact mass.
How small are Hobbits?
Bullroarer Took was 4 feet 5 inches tall and only two hobbits were ever taller. Generally hobbits are 3 to 3 1/2 feet tall. The name halfling was given to them by the Dunedain, who were very tall, around 6'6". the two hobbits that were taller were meriadoc brandybuck and peregrin took, but only because (in the books and deleted scenes) they drank entwash while with treebeard. also if you would like to know, the oldest hobbit was bilbo baggins but like merry and pippin, he "cheated" and only reached 131 and onward (no specifics on age of death) because he used the ring. the oldest hobbit without "cheating" was the old took at 130.
What does 'There's more to this hobbit than meets the eye' mean?
Hobbits, at first glance, don't appear to be very capable/strong because of their lack of size. However, as Frodo, Bilbo, Sam, etc prove, you can't merely judge hobbits based on their size because they are actually extremely able people that can surprise you. All true, but it was a specific statement. Gandalf said it of both Bilbo and Frodo. After Bilbo was able to escape the orcs and Gollum and after Frodo was skewered in Moria. Both times Gandalf had a suspicion they were keeping secrets, but he left it up to them to explain.
How does Biblo Bagins from The Hobbit get separated from the dwarves?
It occurs on several occasions. In the mountain being chased by the goblins, he falls and is knocked out and the goblins overlook him. In Mirkwood, the spiders capture them and Bilbo has to rescue them. Again, the Elves capture the party and Bilbo escapes, partially due to his small size and his magic ring.
Is Venus' larger than a star?
To the naked eye, Venus appears to be the same size as a star, but the vast majority of stars are actually much larger than Venus. They only look the same size because they're much further away. White dwarves and neutron stars, however, are smaller than Venus.
How might the ring change Bilbo in The Hobbit?
The ring would change size to fit the person that it wanted to wear it.
How did they make the dwarves look short in lord of the rings?
Creative shooting mostly, if you shoot from certain angles you can make on person appear to be taller or shorter than the other. *Sometimes they even had other actors stand on a box* I doubt that this was the case. Here's a quote from Peter Jackson on another site: Quote:~ 'The actors that play hobbits in our movies are all being made to look small, so we certainly agree that absolutely hobbits are smaller than normal people, and even though we've cast actors like Elijah and Sean, they are being made to look small. We're doing this through a variety of techniques, like we're doing a lot of bluescreen work where we can composite them onto scenes at a smaller size. We're also using a lot of old fashioned techniques like forced perspective, which is a technique that you simply put the hobbit actor a bit further away from the camera than the human-sized actor, and therefore the hobbits appear to be smaller, which is a very well used and simple technique - but we've also made that more complex by being able to move the camera with forced perspective shots, which people have traditionally not been able to do, and we're using computers and motion control platforms and various other things to be able to push that technique to another level.'
How would you describe a hobbit's way of life?
Hobbits are little people, about half the size of a full grown man. They live in small houses (holes) with round doors. Hobbits have curly hair (usually brown) on their heads and the tops of their feet. They rarely wear shoes, although they do quite a bit of road-walking. Hobbits tend to dress in bright colours, chiefly yellow and green. They are a most hardy folk who love to eat. They also are particularly skilled at the brewing of ale and the growing (and smoking, of course) of pipeweed. As Bilbo Baggins would say, "But where our hearts truly lie is in peace..." The main hobbits in "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings" are Bilbo Baggins, his young cousin Frodo Baggins, Frodo's servant and loyal friend Samwise "Sam" Gamgee, and Frodo's two friends, Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck and Peregrin "Pippin" Took.
