The Hobbit is set in Middle Earth in the Third Age. It stays mostly in The Shire and the northern parts of the area, totally avoiding the areas that become the focus of The Lord of the Rings.
One morning, after breakfast, Bilbo Baggins the Hobbit was standing at his door, right after breakfast time, smoking an enormous wooden pipe. Then Gandalf the wizard came. He talked to Bilbo and then said he would send the Hobbit on a quest.
It does not appear in the first chapter of The Hobbit.
Chapter 15 took place at the Lonely Mountain.
Page three, that is, the first page of Chapter one
In Chapter 11 of "The Hobbit," titled "On the Doorstep," the change of setting to the Lonely Mountain significantly heightens the tension and stakes for Bilbo and the dwarves. The foreboding atmosphere of the mountain reflects their fears and uncertainties, influencing their behavior and decisions. As they confront the looming presence of Smaug, the setting amplifies the narrative's themes of courage and adventure, ultimately pushing Bilbo to take on a more decisive role in the quest. This transition marks a pivotal moment, shifting the characters from a journey of discovery to one of confrontation and danger.
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It does not appear in the first chapter of The Hobbit.
Chapter 17, The Clouds Burst.
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Chapter 15 took place at the Lonely Mountain.
The adventure begins in the very first chapter! It is called "An Unexpected Party."
Santa Clara Valley
Page three, that is, the first page of Chapter one
THE GREAT holy hole
In Chapter 11 of "The Hobbit," titled "On the Doorstep," the change of setting to the Lonely Mountain significantly heightens the tension and stakes for Bilbo and the dwarves. The foreboding atmosphere of the mountain reflects their fears and uncertainties, influencing their behavior and decisions. As they confront the looming presence of Smaug, the setting amplifies the narrative's themes of courage and adventure, ultimately pushing Bilbo to take on a more decisive role in the quest. This transition marks a pivotal moment, shifting the characters from a journey of discovery to one of confrontation and danger.
That will depend on what version you have. It is used in Chapter 1 and is about page 6 or so when Bilbo complains about the dwarves knowing what he has in has larder.
The setting in Chapter 1 of "The Girl with the Silver Eyes" is a neighborhood where Katie, the main character, lives. It describes her house, the park nearby, and the other houses in the neighborhood.
The role of the setting in this chapter shows the size of the area where the dragon lives. There's no green, everything is rocky and jagged. The setting of the place is an obstacle to the team. It makes it difficult for the team to find the hidden door. Also the thrush is like a crow which Bilbo thinks is spying on them.