The Hobbit

Tolkien's portrayal of the dwarves in The Hobbit depicts them as brave, resilient, and skilled in craftsmanship. They are driven by a strong sense of duty and loyalty, particularly to reclaim their...

After Smaug's death, two types of birds appear: carrion birds to feast on his remains, and thrushes and finches marking nature's return to the mountain, which had been lifeless under Smaug's reign....

Thorin rejects Roac's advice due to his overwhelming greed and obsession with the treasure in the mountain. This greed clouds his judgment, leading him to refuse sharing the riches with neighboring...

The dwarves in The Hobbit are susceptible to the "dragon-spell" due to their innate passion for gold and jewels, which is part of their heritage from the House of Durin. This natural inclination...

The battle between the dwarves, lake men, and elves in The Hobbit is interrupted by Gandalf, who warns them of an impending attack by a massive army of goblins and wargs. This threat forces the three...