In presenting Bilbo as his hero, Tolkien was to a certain extent reacting to the overblown romanticised heroes of classic romance. Bilbo's values are very practical and down-to-earth. He (as all hobbits do) values peace, and comfort and good living. He therefore opposes Thorin's preference to make war on his neighbours rather than help them in their time of need. He even goes so far as to steal the Arkenstone to ensure that peace. His practicality is shown in his refusal of a share of the treasure so enormous that he could not possibly get it back to the Shire.
But Bilbo is a hero all right. When the chips are down, and Gandalf has gone off to fight Sauron (called the Necromancer in the Hobbit), it is Bilbo who saves the dwarves' bacon. He shows courage, fighting skills, and ingenuity and is not deterred by extraordinary hardships and danger, yet he is not in love with the danger or with himself as a hero. All he really wanted was to get back to his hole in Hobbiton and put his feet up.
Tolkien may have been reflecting on the kind of heroism shown by many of the soldiers in the First World War (his contemporaries), ordinary men who showed remarkable courage when put in a tight spot.
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Bilbo Baggins of Bag-end, Hobbiton, The Shire.
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