Chapter 7 In J. R. Tolkien's 'The Hobbit'

There are many movies based on books, that scenes were either altered slightly or changed completely. Movie directors often change scenes from the novel in order to make the final production more interesting, to create a story they perceived from the novel, or to compensate from leaving a particular important scene out. In which director Peter Jackson, undertook when producing the movie, The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug, on a particular scene of the novel, chapter seven in J.R. Tolkien’s, The Hobbit. Chapter seven, “Queer Lodgings,” was when the dwarves and Bilbo meet Beorn, the “someone” Gandalf speaks of that could help them gain supplies after losing their provisions to the goblins. Beorn was said to be a skin changer that constructed the
Carrock, where the eagles dropped them off after saving them from the goblins. Two major, affective changes that Jackson made to the scene of “Queer Lodgings,” that illustrates more of Beorn’s character and sets the plot for the film were, Beorn chasing the dwarves to his home and Beorn’s race enslaved by the Orcs, although