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Bilbo Bibbie Loyalty Quotes
This quotation is said by the narrator after Bilbo Baggins escape from the goblins in the other edge of the Mystery mountain. The quotation is important in revealing Bilbo´s cowardly and loyalty to his friends. Bilbo is wondering if go back to get his friends in this case “whether he ought not” contrast his cowardly and his loyalty. Bilbo felt more likely that it is his obligation as their friend and burglar of the group to “turn back” and save them as”his duty”. The obligation connects Bilbo´s loyalty to his friends even very “miserable he felt it.” He felt difficult and scare, but even that he was thinking about going back into the “horrible tunnel ” again in order to save them. His loyalty personality and brain exceed the cowardly and force

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