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What Is The Relationship Between Bilbo And Gandalf?
After the great battle and their goodbyes to the dwarves, Bilbo and Gandalf were on their way home. Bilbo expected Gandalf to stay with him the whole journey back home. When Bilbo and Gandalf left the lonely mountain Bilbo was stopped by Gandalf.
“Bilbo, I’m sorry to say I can’t stay with you on your journey home.”
“Why?” Bilbo asked. Bilbo was shocked. He now has to go on the journey back home alone.
“ I have my own battle to fight Bilbo and I cannot bring you with me,” Gandalf said. Gandalf truly did have his own battles to fight, the dark forces were getting too strong for Gandalf to ignore. Bilbo couldn’t be mad or irked by Gandalf, he knew he had his own reasons to leave. Bilbo sadly said his goodbyes to Gandalf. Now Bilbo was on his …show more content…
Bilbo then took out his ring from his pocket. “Should I have given the ring to Gandalf?” Bilbo thought. “ I should have told Gandalf that I have the ring.” While Bilbo was too distracted by his ring he didn’t notice the sound of running feet. Bilbo was still deep in thought when he looked up. Bilbo soon noticed that these mysterious elves he has never seen before were circulating around him. These mysterious elves have swords and arrows ready to shoot at Bilbo. Bilbo quickly gained focus and put on the ring that he had in his hand luckily. Bilbo thought he was now invisible so he slowly started walking. He noticed that the elves have no confusion on their faces and were still aiming directly where he …show more content…
Zonger then noticed Bilbo was truly a harmless Hobbit just like the rest of the Hobbits he had read about. Zonger left Bilbo to talk to the Elvenking and queen. He was very respected by the Elvenking and queen and Zonger have never been wrong before. So when Zonger asked them to release Bilbo because he is no harm so, they did just that. Bilbo was ecstatic to find out he was free. Bilbo still had one question on his mind. “ Why didn’t the rings work on the Rockwood elves land?” Bilbo asked Zonger that exact question when he was about to leave. Bilbo was not scared that Zonger would try to take the ring. He had a feeling Zonger already knew about the ring. Zonger truly did know about the
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