If Gandalf and the dwarves did not show up to rescue him, Bilbo Baggins had a plan to make his way through the tunnels to locate them. However, he is saved from that undertaking when he hears the dwarves and Gandalf talking.
No, the wizards of Lord of the Rings are unable to fly.
Gandalf understood Hobbits and he knew that Bilbo would never refuse one or two Dwarf guests. Once they were in, he would be unable to refuse members of their party because that would have been rude. Introducing all the dwarves at once would give Bilbo the right to refuse because there were too many.
King Thror's increasing hoard of treasure attracted the dragon Smaug. Dragons are particularly fond of gold and similar treasures. The dwarves of Erebor were unable to stop him.
Bilbo is in the Mirkwood with no food or water. The dwarves have been captured by the elves. He realizes there is only one exit from the palace where the dwarves are being held. He manages to get the dwarves out, but is unable to escape right away himself. When he does get away, he is chased.
Achrondoplasia is the condition that dwarves have that causes them to be short. It is not a process of cellular replication. Also, we are unable to clone humans under any circumstances.
While in the goblin tunnels, Dori was carrying Bilbo on his back since the hobbit was too small to keep up on his own. As they ran, a group of goblins quietly followed the company of dwarves and, sneaking up from behind, a goblin grabbed Dori by the foot, tripping him and causing him to drop poor Bilbo. The hobbit bumped his head on a rock and blacked out. A fight broke out between the goblins and dwarves, and then Gandalf shouted, "Follow me everybody!" and the dwarves all ran father into the tunnel with the wizard. Bilbo, being unconscious, was unable to follow and was left behind. Later, Gandalf was quite upset with Dori for not picking Bilbo up again, but Dori said in defense, "You shouted 'follow me everybody!' and everybody ought to have followed. We thought everybody had." Meanwhile, Bilbo went on in the tunnel once he gained consciousness, and proceeded to find the Ring and meet Gollum.
In The Hobbit, the Sackville Bagginses are relatives of Bilbo. He suspects that they obtained a large number of his silver spoons that he was unable to retrieve after the auction. In The Lord of the Rings, they desire to inhabit the famed Bag End. The two most spoken of Sackville-Bagginses are Lobelia and Lotho. Lotho is eventually killed by Grima Wormtongue and Lobelia, although she survives, is stricken with grief.
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Moria. He had reclaimed it after the adventures of "The Hobbit" but was unable to hold it when orcs overran the place. During that time, the dwarves unleashed "Durin's Bane," a Balrog trapped beneath Moria.
Unable is not a prefix. The "un" in unable is the prefix.
unable mis able
Able means "can do". Unable means "cannot do". This could refer to an action, behavior, speech, etc. Examples: I'm unable to say why the experiment failed. I'm unable to walk. I'm unable to hear. I'm unable to move. I'm unable to feel.