Beorn means "bear," so I suppose the answer is "like a bear." People can be NAMED Beorn without having to phyiscally resemble the animal, though, so another answer could be, "like anybody else."
Simply lived on Bread, Honey, & Clotted Cream.
I had this question in a study guide...Beorn eats Cream and Honey.
Beorn is a skin changer. He can turn from a man to a bear.
Bread, honey, cream and berries are served to the guests and he joins them.
No, he does not eat the Goblins. He kills many of them and sometimes keeps the heads as trophies. According to the book he was a vegetarian.
He eats bread, milk and honey. It would appear that he is a vegetarian.
He very much dislikes wargs and goblins. Beorn liked the travelers because they had killed the Great Goblin.
Beorn is a man who lives in the wilderness. Gandalf knows him and also knows he doesn't like a lot of company, so he introduces the dwarves a few at a time so Beorn won't get mad and turn them all away. He is special because he is a skin changer that can turn into a bear.
Beorn has to leave so he tells all the dwarfs to stay in the hallway.
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He retains Beorn's interest by introducing a few dwarves at a time, while he is telling his story.
Beorn was created in 1937.
Beorn is a skin changer in The Hobbit.
He very much dislikes wargs and goblins. Beorn liked the travelers because they had killed the Great Goblin.
Beorn is a man who lives in the wilderness. Gandalf knows him and also knows he doesn't like a lot of company, so he introduces the dwarves a few at a time so Beorn won't get mad and turn them all away. He is special because he is a skin changer that can turn into a bear.
Beorn Nijenhuis was born on April 2, 1984.
First he and Bilbo went to beorn's house He told the other dwarfs to come in pairs every five minutes, or when he whistled He planned it this way so that Beorn would become interested in Gandalf's story, (of how they fought the great goblin). The constant interruption of more dwarfs arriving made Beorn more interested. As Gandalf hinted at there were more of them then he told Beorn at first. E.g, telling Beorn there were 8 of them but saying that all 13 of their ponies ran off. Beorn caught on to the missing dwarfs and made him interested in their quest Gandalf did this so that they, as a company, did not look as much like beggars, and hoped they would receive more help and a better reception this way It worked better than planned, as Beorn became their Ally
Of course not. Nobody likes Orcs, even Orcs don't like Orcs!
Beorn could change his form between human and bear.
He has none
Beorn has to leave so he tells all the dwarfs to stay in the hallway.
They enter in pairs because Gandalf tells them to do it. They don't want to go in all at once, so Beorn will think they were trying to kill him The dwarves must enter Beorn's house in pairs so that, as Gandalf tells their tale to Beorn, each entrance does not seem very imposing and Beorn's interest in the story is built up. Then the group will be able to stay with Beorn.
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