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Content and respectable because he never did anything unexpected or went on any adventures.
The normal interests of a hobbit, with the exception of the fact that he enjoys a good adventures (hobbits dislike anything out of the ordinary as a rule). He loves food, smoking pipes, old maps and runes, parties and gifts, and fireworks.
Bilbo was honest when he say what he thought about adventures "nasty no good uncomfortable things make you late for dinner." This is a good example of how he is honest in the book The Hobbit. -signed a reading teacher from Georgia, USA
September 22nd - Frodo and Bilbo's birthday!
Bilbo Baggins always remained Mr. Bilbo Baggins. He never changed his name.
The Sackville-Bagginses would never admit that Bilbo was the real Bilbo that had left the Shire originally.
Frodo knows Gandalf because Gandalf was like Bilbo (Frodo's grand-uncle) guardian on Bilbo's adventures. Now, Frodo knows Gandalf through Bilbo.
so he knows what the is good about them and what is not good about them.
Content and respectable because he never did anything unexpected or went on any adventures.
He revealed the head of the goblin and the pelt of the Warg.
Bilbo Baggins earned the nickname "Bilbo Baggins, who buries his friends alive" due to his habit of disappearing without warning or saying goodbye to his companions, leaving them to wonder if he had met a sudden end or simply left them behind. This behavior occurred during his adventures in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit."
because he wanted to troll him
The normal interests of a hobbit, with the exception of the fact that he enjoys a good adventures (hobbits dislike anything out of the ordinary as a rule). He loves food, smoking pipes, old maps and runes, parties and gifts, and fireworks.
After Bilbo drives away the giant Spiders and saves the dwarves from being eaten, they view him with new found respect. He suddenly seems much more capable than they had imagined - a view which he continues to nurture in their adventures ahead.
After Bilbo drives away the giant spiders and saves the dwarves from being eaten, they view him with new found respect. He suddenly seems much more capable than they had imagined - a view which he continues to nurture in their adventures ahead.
On his first attempt at burgling in "The Hobbit," Bilbo is caught by the trolls and nearly eaten before Gandalf intervenes and saves him by tricking the trolls into staying out until dawn when they turn to stone. This encounter marks the beginning of Bilbo's adventures and his growth as a character.
Bilbo was honest when he say what he thought about adventures "nasty no good uncomfortable things make you late for dinner." This is a good example of how he is honest in the book The Hobbit. -signed a reading teacher from Georgia, USA