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You didn't cite a specific character, so I'll just go into it as much as I can.
Greed is a central theme in The Hobbit. The reader is made to think early on that the Dwarves are trying to regain their lost city and glory, but it seems later that they were really just interested in the wealth. Since the arrival of Smaug, which exiled the Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain, they were seen as wanderers and beggars, and not widely welcomed. Bilbo, though, is never really "taken over" by greed. He is a simple person, and he already wealthy by Hobbit standards. In fact, he offers to give his 1/14th of the treasure to the Elves and Men, so that the siege of Erebor could end peacefully.
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What happens to thorins family's wealth in the hobbit?
Well his father put all the family gold in some rooms in the city, which was taken over by a dragon, who sleeps on the gold...
What happened to Thorin's family wealth in The Hobbit?
Well his father put all the family gold in some rooms in the city, which was taken over by a dragon, who sleeps on the gold...
Greed is curse?
Greed is a curse, so in this phrase, greed is the curse of wanting more than is needed. A curse of greed might lead to over reaching or overextending, which can be disastrous.
How the horses ponies and donkeys all disappeared in The Hobbit ( Over Hill and Under Hill)?
They lost some of the ponies in the river, which washed them and their supplies away. The others were taken by the goblins and eaten.
Does ling from fullmetal alchemist brotherhood regain control over his body?
Nope ling yao gets controled by greed but then regains control and becomes emperor. By the wat greed isn't evil anymore because greed died once,but was revied in lings body greed forgot his memory and started helping the brothers.Still greed died again.
What does ' guards your plunder' mean in hobbit?
In "The Hobbit," the phrase "guards your plunder" refers to the protection of treasure or valuables that have been acquired, often through conflict or adventure. In the context of the story, it emphasizes the need for vigilance and security over the riches gathered by the characters, particularly in the face of potential threats from others who may seek to claim the treasure for themselves. The phrase underscores themes of greed, loyalty, and the responsibility that comes with wealth.
Why was the colonial Virginia settled?
greed over population
What does it mean when a man can't say the relationship is over?
It means that your a Hobbit!
What happened to the travelers food in the book The Hobbit?
Before they reached Rivendale, the pony carrying their food fell into a stream. Going over the mountian, the ponies and all their belongings were taken by the goblins. In Mirkwood they ate it all.
What is the basic situation in The Hobbit?
the hobbit has to situation an external which is trying to get the gold back from smaug the dragon and the 2nd is internal which is Bilbo trying to get over his timidity during the adventure.
Is racism human nature or is it greed that takes over?
it's ignorance
In the book The Hobbit who encamped before the Lonely Mountain?
That would be the men of Laketown and the Army of the Elven King. They have taken over the area to prevent the dwarves from getting out to get food. It also prevents Dain's men from joining the group under the mountain.
