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    “J.R.R. Tolkien.” On January 3rd‚ 1892‚ in the little town of Bloemfontein‚ South Africa‚ John Ronald Reuel Tolkien was born to Arthur Tolkien and Mable Suffield. Just a few years earlier‚ Arthur Tolkien had to move to South Africa to take a job managing a bank‚ because his piano manufacturing business went under (Notable British Authors 12). Mable soon joined him and they had their two sons‚ Ronald and Hilary soon after. While in South Africa‚ Mable noticed young Ronald was starting to look

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    Process Flowchart

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    factors in deciding what the most efficient route is. Driving from my house‚ to Hobbit Hill Too‚ then to Beaufort Memorial Hospital (BMH) is 8.57 miles and in theory should take 17 minutes (Mapquest‚ n.d.). Going straight from my house to BMH traveling over the McTier Bridge is 8.42 miles and should also take 17 minutes while traveling over the Woods Bridge is 7.66 miles yet takes 19 minutes (Mapquest‚ n.d.). The Hobbit Hill Too and McTier route consist of only right hand turns whereas the Woods

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    Bilbo Character Analysis

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    We all have a dark side‚ even the heros and the good guys. In fact there’s this hero‚ Bilbo‚ 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 the goblins

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    Reflection on the Hobbit .

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    someone doesn’t seem like they are capable to complete something or act a certain way there is always hope or room for someone to grow. I say that this is a big part of the final part of the book is because Bilbo changes so much and grows so much as a hobbit then you would have expected him to. Another big thing that I took from the book is that if you were working together and not scared to ask for help from anyone you meet you will be able to reach the goal you were working towards or whatever you are

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    Bilbo Family

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    Many people´s personalities come from the family they come from. In J.R.R Tolkien´s The Hobbit‚ the main character‚ Bilbo Baggins‚ embarks on a journey to let out his Tookish side of his family. Bilbo shows his Tookishness when he decides to go on the journey‚ when he steals from the trolls‚ and Bilbo was able to escape the cluthes of Gollum. In the beginning of the novel‚ Gandalf offered Bilbo the chance to go on a journey to win back gold front the dragon‚Smaug. Bilbo accepted

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    To be completely honest over the last six weeks not once has it come across my mind to even think of pulling out my free reading book out of bag. This was until the last week of the four week vacation we had‚ also known as overdrive week. Cranking out as much work as possible because of my profoundly amazing procrastination skills that have slowly cultivated over the years into the magnificent pest that shall determine my high school career. In my overdrive week I did happen to pick up The Fellowship

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    The Hobbit Hardship

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    Why We Need Hardship and Difficulty in our Lives “Endurance is one of the most difficult disciplines‚ but it is to the one who endures that the final victory comes.” -Buddhist maxim. For example‚ Bilbo Baggins in the story The Hobbit had never before left the limits of the shire. But‚ by the end of the story‚ he’s off fighting goblins and helping to slay dragons. He has become a new man who isn’t afraid to face dangers‚ go on adventures‚ or go past his former limits. He became a different person

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    Rhetorical Analysis of Persuasion Patrick Henry’s Speech to the Virginia Convention AP Language and Composition—11th Grade Teacher Overview Close Reading Grammar Composition written‚ spoken‚ and visual texts purposeful use of language for effect written‚ spoken‚ and visual products Genres Grammar Prose Nonfiction Reading Strategies Clauses Dependent/Subordinate Independent Usage Annotation Determining Audience Determining Author’s Purpose Determining Fact

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    In the previous century there have been two major series of fantasy novels; "Lord of the Rings" and more recently "Harry Potter". The genre‚ fantasy‚ is very broad‚ but generally contains one main character‚ the protagonist‚ who is fighting for‚ or against something‚ often against evil. In both these novels the main protagonist is fighting against evil and endures a kind of adventure and personal growth. As in most fantasy novels‚ the main characters are in an ulterior world‚ which is comparable

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    Gummy Pigs: A Short Story

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    Rags transformed into gowns‚ pumpkins into carriages‚ and mice into chauffeurs—people often associate magic with impossible grandeur and grand impossibilities. They associate it with fantasy. But magic lingers. It hides in the unexpected: in my phone that never breaks (despite being run over‚ submerged‚ and frozen)‚ in my friend’s dog that always manages to raid the refrigerator‚ and in my uncle who always parallel parks in two moves. People who don’t believe in magic have yet to encounter it. They

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