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What were they all looking for in the hobbit?
Gandalf was looking for someone to share in an adventure at the beginning of The Hobbit.
Who is Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbit?
I discovered that this surname Bilbo has multitude of origins. Bilbo could derived from the following origins below: French: In the US, usually the Bilbos of the South particularly Virginia originated from France. It is a variant of French surname Bilbeau, which is a variant of French surname Billebault, of uncertain origin, but it could be from a Germanic personal name. Irish (ultimately of Spanish/Basque in origin): In the US, usually the Bilbos of the North such as Pennsylvania and New York originated from Ireland. The Irish surname Bilbo is ultimately derived from a city called Bilbao in northern Spain. Variants include Bilboa and Bilbow. There is also a place called Bilboa in Ireland. According to the Wikipedia page of Bilboa, "Colonel John Staunton Rochford (1802-1844) returned from fighting in the British army in the Napoleonic Wars. He was credited with some act of valour while fighting around the Spanish city of Bilboa. Hence he became known as Rochford of Bilboa, where as his family before him where the Rochfords of Clogrennene. Later members of his family were involved in the building of Bilboa church c. 1850. Since then, the area has been known as Bilboa." The meaning of Bilbao is uncertain. English: Of uncertain origin. They are probably not related to the Irish Bilbos as the surname has bearers who predate John Staunton Rochford. Variants include Bilboe, Bilbow, Billbow, and Bilboa. Bilboa from Lincolnshire is a variant of Bilbow/Billbow from Middlesex. This might suggest that the English surname Bilbo may have derived from the city called Bilbao in northern Spain, like the Irish Bilbos. Other possible origins is that it is a nickname/occupational from the Bilbo sword, name derived from the city Bilbao, or a anglicized form of French surname Bilbeau. Spanish/Basque: There are Bilbo bearers from Spain as well. It is from the city named Bilbao. Bilbao is also a Spanish/Basque surname too. Scandinavian (particularly Denmark): In very few numbers in Denmark, there is a possible Scandinavian origin. Origin unexplained. Billbo might be a variant, and is also found in Norway. Belbo is a Norwegian surname and could be related.
What was the name of the city in The Hobbit?
There are many towns and villages in The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Hobbiton is near Bilbo's Bag End. In The Lord of the Rings, Bree is the town where hobbits and men live together.
Where did Bilbo Baggins go to on the ship?
He passed over the sea and went West to the Undying Lands. Bilbo boarded the white elven ship at the greatest port of Middle-earth: the Grey Havens of Mithlond, dominion of Círdan the Shipwright. And the ship went out into the High Sea and passed on into the West, until at last on a night of rain Frodo smelled a sweet fragrance on the air and heard the sound of singing that came over the water. And then it seemed to him that as in his dream in the house of Bombadil, the grey rain-curtain turned all to silver glass and was rolled back, and he beheld white shores and beyond them a far green country under a swift sunrise.
What is a bard in The Hobbit?
In The Hobbit, Bard, who was the King of Dale, can be described as gallant and brave.
Who played cannibal in the movie Sin City?
The part of the cannibal was played by *Elijah Wood as Kevin .*Frodo Baggins .
Gay bars in the Angeles City Philippines?
I think the Hobbit Bar would work.
How the charitor in The Hobbit were taken over by greed?
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.
The pope lives and works in what city?
The pope lives and works in Vatican City, which is part of Rome.
Were the dwarfs in The Hobbit good or evil?
The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkein, has many themes in it, these include adventure, wealth, greed, good and evil.Tolkien shows the battle between good and evil, through the different characterizations and details of various things in the world of middle earth.The Hobbit is based around the journey of Bilbo Baggins, as he goes with dwarves to the Lonely Mountain to recapture it and the hordes of treasure that lies underneath it. The Lonely Mountain had been a city of the dwarves. They had lived there for centuries and carved into it great halls to live in.And being dwarves that found and created treasure, this was what caught the interest of Smaug. When Smaug arrived at there, the dragon killed all but a few dwarves, and believing that he had killed them all, he lived with in the mountain in confidence that he could never be killed.The local villages and towns, such as Dale and The Lake Town sent men onto the mountain to kill the dragon, but Smaug ate them and decided to attack the villages that had set men to kill him.In such attacks the only warning that many had of their impending deaths was either a large shadow over them or a glitter of red coming from Smaug's scales.Smaug in The Hobbit is the epitome of evil, as he kills relentlessly and all he lives for is greed and the treasures that he can not use.Another thing which can be considered evil is the creature 'Gollum' who lived in the lower caves of the misty mountains. He dwelt underneath the goblins that had attacked the group of dwarves and Bilbo.When Bilbo escaped he was led down a wrong path and got lost, there he met Gollum, and found a ring (which we find to be of importance in The Lord of Rings, as it is The One Rings, created by Sauron and is most definitely evil ). Gollum is a creature which has been consumed by guilt, power, evil and immense hate that he changes physically, he is no more like the hobbit-folk of which he was once similar to, but instead he is a creature twisted by the ring and evil and all he wants is to inflict pain, and death onto anyone that takes his 'precious' or comes into his path.Bilbo in 'The Hobbit' is the epitome of good, as though he would rather not be in danger he is still kind, generous and goodly. He is loyal to his friends and he is sacrificing as he foes on an adventure to help the dwarves even though it is of no importance to him.During the story Bilbo makes many friends, including Dwarves and Elves, and later on in his life, though the adventure was over they still remained in touch.
Where are they taking The Hobbits?
The ultimate goal of the quest in The Hobbit is to reach the Lonely Mountain and the abandoned Dwarf city of Erebor.
What is the unburied city?
a city that lives near a volcano
