Bilbo should learn the importance of resourcefulness and courage in the face of adversity. His capture by the Spiders highlights the need for quick thinking and bravery to navigate difficult situations. This experience can teach him to trust his instincts and rely on his own abilities, as well as the value of collaboration with his companions. Ultimately, he should recognize that even in moments of fear, he has the potential to overcome challenges and emerge stronger.
Bilbo trys to steal the troll's wallet. They capture him. The company is also captured. Gandalf comes and turns the trolls into stone.
Just do your homework. It's not that hard if you listen in the lesson.
Bilbo rescues the dwarves when they are trapped in the webs of the giant spiders. He is able to avoid capture, then drives the spiders away, before cutting the dwarves free of the sticky strands.
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.
No, the goblins did not get Gandalf. Bilbo's yell when he discovered the goblins stealing things was enough to prevent him from being captured. Gandalf killed a number of the goblins with a big flash of lightening.
on a travel
Bilbo becomes very fierce when he kills the spider who was trying to capture him. This leads him to rescue the dwarves by killing many spiders and leading them away. He becomes the dwarves leader, and they follow.
his weak spot
Bilbo kept from being captured by the Wood Elves in Mirkwood by using The Ring to turn himself invisible. He slipped in after the company of Elves that had captured the other members of The Company (namely, the twelve dwarves) as the Elves were escorting the dwarves into the Elven fortress.
In a religious sense, no. In the general sense that things should work out, certainly.
He forgives Bilbo for stealing the Arkenstone, and then tells Bilbo that everyone should be like the hobbits: more concerned with comfort than with treasure. Then Thorin dies. He is buried with the Arkenstone, and Dain, Thorin's cousin, is proclaimed the new king.
The first problem Bilbo and the dwarves face on their quest is their encounter with trolls who capture them while they are camping. The trolls plan to eat them, but Gandalf cleverly tricks the trolls into arguing until dawn, at which point they turn to stone due to exposure to sunlight. This clever intervention not only saves Bilbo and the dwarves but also allows them to loot the trolls' cave for supplies.