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    epic fantasy film‚ The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. COSTUME & MAKEUP The hobbits are dressed in common country folk wear with light colours of red‚ yellow and green. Their rather colourful costumes reflected the hobbits’ nature which is optimistic and good. Their costumes fitted in well with their surroundings as the colours blend with the natural colours of the forest. The hobbits also wear a cloak over their clothes and carry large backpacks. The cloak is typical of what medieval

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    Maram Anabtawi Exam 2 Folklore and Fairytale In The Hobbit‚ there are major themes of bravery and transformation. The main character goes through a lot of character and personality changes. By the end of the novel the hobbit‚ also known as Bilbo Baggins‚ is almost a different person with many new characteristics. Bilbo Baggins starts out as a round bellied little creature who is happy staying at home. Bilbo is half the size of a man and likes comfortable‚ peaceful life. Bilbo has two family

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    because the reader is awaiting and can only guess the horror that the hobbits will face. By using imagery‚ Tolkien is able to create a sense of tension. He illustrates a fog that opens ‘reluctantly before them’ and closes ‘forbiddingly behind them.’ The adverbs ‘reluctantly’ and ‘forbiddingly’ demonstrate something sinister and almost foreboding. The fog creates tension and suspense because it blocks the view of the hobbits making them helpless and vulnerable because they don’t know where they’re

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    The Hobbit essay Bilbo was a quiet‚ simple hobbit. He always wanted to stay in his little hobbit hole‚ until one day. Throughout his journey‚ bilbo loses this idea more and more. He instead starts to enjoy the life of adventure‚ and he develops as a character. Bilbo is forever changed by his journey. To begin‚ Bilbo doesn’t care what the other hobbits think of him. In chapter 19 he says that he is happy with his own life and he doesn’t need the approval of all the other hobbits. But before

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    Why did the New Zealand government offer Warner Brothers incentives to film “The Hobbit” in New Zealand? Analyse how this will affect the New Zealand film industry and New Zealand society. Warner Brothers‚ one of Hollywood ’s most famous studios‚ was founded in 1923 by four actual brothers: Jack‚ Sam‚ Harry & Albert Warner. On April 4‚ 1923‚ with help from a loan given to Harry Warner by his banker Motley Flint‚ they formally incorporated as Warner Bros. Pictures‚ Inc. I believe that production

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    we had never seen before. Researchers called the remains LB1‚ also nicknamed the hobbit due to its small size. It was first believed that this new species‚ Homo floresiensis‚ was a descendent of Homo erectus that had simply dwarfed over time due to limited access to resources. However‚ newer studies have highlighted some of the more primitive characteristics of LB1‚ which lead scientists to believe that the hobbits branched off from the human family tree much earlier than previously thought. Summary:

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    OCdt Tam‚ Harry Dr. M. Hurley ENE100 10-Oct-2014 The Hobbit: A Romance Narrative Bilbo Baggins’ journey through Middle Earth has been argued to be many different types of literature from an epic to a fairy tale‚ but many of its aspects point out The Hobbit as being a romance. One important factor in the creation of a romance is the environment‚ one of mystique and the supernatural. Bilbo travels through the fantastical land of Middle Earth to accomplish a mission that could save the world‚ he

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    J.R.R Tolkien once wrote‚ “In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit” (Tolkien 1). Although this was written decades ago‚ this quote laid the foundation for a novel that inspired a vast amount of ideas and works of literature later remodeled and revised to develop new versions of tales previously told. From the dystopian novel The Hunger Games‚ to the mythological tale Percy Jackson‚ authors have derived their own work from literary works preceding their own. In Harry Potter‚ many of the characters

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    Tolkien portrayed the main character of The Hobbit‚ Bilbo Baggins‚ as a child on his trip into adulthood. Throughout The Hobbit‚ Bilbo Baggins‚ the protagonist‚ changes from a childlike hobbit to a fully matured hero. J.R.R. Tolkien divides the change in Bilbo’s character into the three major part of the book‚ prior to the quest‚ during the quest‚ and after the quest. Prior to the quest‚ Bilbo Baggins was a conservative‚ respectable and stubborn hobbit who lead a rich and comfortable life (Stephanie

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    The dictionary defines it as "the original pattern or model from which all things of same kind are copied or on which they are based; a model or first form; prototype." J.R.R Tolkien’s "The Hobbit" is a story of growth that centers on Bilbo Baggins a Hobbit who is perfectly happy in his Hobbit hole eating‚ drinking and smoking. Everything in Bilbo’s life is as he likes it‚ until the day that Gandalf the Grey strolls into his life and although Bilbo doesn’t know it Gandalf is his Guide.

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