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    outcome is banked on how you use the words and the language. Bilbo in The Hobbit is a prime example of this. Bilbo learns that he needs to learns language to survive and builds a great amount of courage while on his adventure. He learns to use language to deceive‚ frighten‚ and help the Dwarves out of trouble. Society can take what Bilbo has learned and apply it to their own adventures even though they may not be as exciting as Bilbo’s. Bilbo gains his glory by finding his courage. When

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    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

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    Bilbo and the dwarves encounter with new terrain such as the MIsty Mountains. I have had many instances where I have been in a new place and had not had ways to get through it I would not have been able to get used to it. My ways were almost just like Bilbos.One main excperience was when I was in the third grade.I used many ways but I used one certain one that really helped in cpoing with this new strange place. When I was in the third grade I lived in douglasville and things were good but‚ my parents

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    a change in mine and so has a character called Bilbo. In The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien the main character‚ Bilbo Baggins‚ a simple hobbit who goes on an adventure that changed his life. Bilbo lives a simple life. He is a hobbit which Tolkien says “are inclined to be fat in the stomach‚ they dress in bright colors‚ wear no shoes because their feet grow natural leathery soles and thick warm brown hair like the stuff on their heads” (p.16). Bilbo lives in a shire “in a hole in the ground”. His

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    a movie which the story is about hero journey and has archetype as the mythical elements that modern media have been creating. The researchers have not doing research yet about what is the director’s point of view while making this film. Thus‚ this analysis is based on our point of view (based on Joseph Campbell theory) only. There is no intervention from the director’s point of view in this work. Hero Journey In this study‚ the researchers apply hero’s journey theory by Joseph Campbell in regarding

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    Jim’s hero journey failed because he made too many wrong choices. For example‚ when he was buying flowers‚ he became distracted and unintentionally created an extremely extravagant bouquet‚ when he originally only wanted a few yellow roses. “But there was a problem: what were these flowers going to cost? The bouquet as she assembled it—as it came to be‚ in her hands—was broader and taller by far than what he’d come into the florist’s wanting” (Antrim 283). Once he realized that the situation was

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    When Bilbo‚ Gandalf‚ and the dwarfs arrived in Rivendell everyone had different emotions. Bilbo was very enthusiastic to see the elves and wanted to ask them multiple questions while the dwarfs were not to fond of the elves. When they get to their temporary home‚ they meet Elrond‚ a friend of the elves‚ and he does not feel to fond with the dwarfs love of gold‚ but would rather have them loving gold than a dragon who is wicked and cruel to the civilians. The elves enjoy to sing and play and can be

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    Objective(s): Students will be able to: Recognize the ‘The Road Back’ in hero journeys. Explain what the tenth stage of the hero journey is. Identify and provide examples of the tenth stage of the hero journey in other texts. Standards/Frameworks/GLEs: List the MO Standards‚ Frameworks‚ and GLEs that this lesson covers. A reference may be found at HYPERLINK "http://www.dese.state.mo.us" www.dese.state.mo.us Missouri Learning Standards: Grade-Level Expectations (Adopted April 2016 for implementation

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    Bilbo Character Analysis

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    get into. We all have a dark side‚ even the heros and the good guys. In fact there’s this heroBilbo‚ who has a dark side of his own. There are many protagonists and antagonists in The Hobbit‚ but let’s face it‚ the only real problem and solution is the main character‚ Bilbo himself. Bilbo is not only the main character in The Hobbit‚ but also is his own protagonist and antagonist. Throughout the book‚ there are multiple ways all these sides of Bilbo are shown; the attack from the spiders‚ escaping

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    archetypal figures and patterns play a dramatic role in the story of the “boy who lived.” Readers first meet Harry as an orphaned infant in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Although the reader is initially unaware of Harry’s future reluctant hero status‚ there is an almost stately importance surrounding Harry as he arrives on Privet Drive. Professor McGonagall asks‚ “You think it – wise – to trust Hagrid with something as important as this?”[2] To which the clever Professor Dumbledore replies

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