In chapter 5; Riddles in the dark; bilbo finds a ring.
Bilbo said, talking to himself, "what have i got in my pocket?" (it was the Ring). Gollum thought it was a riddle and Bilbo decided to make it one. he gave Gollum three chances to guess and gollum lost after four. then gollum went "to get something" (it was the ring), and Bilbo thought he was abandoned and left with the ring on. Gollum thought Bilbo knew the way out and he wanted to follow him, realizing Bilbo had the ring. Bilbo saw Gollum racing towards the gate and followed him to safety.
Mike Lair was born in 1946.
Gandalf surprised Bilbo and he was foreshadowing the future
Bilbo's mother was called Belladonna.
Balin, the only dwarf who seems to give a concern to Bilbo's physical and mental wellness.
Dwarves had a bad habit of lusting after gold and treasure. Bilbo felt the desire burning in his heart when he saw the mounds of treasure in front of him.
Bilbo sneaks into Smaug's lair in the cover of darkness
Bilbo was surprised to find that Gandalf was with the River-Folk.
When he first enters the dragon's lair, he returns with a two handed cup.
what is smaugs puff name
Glamdring, Orcrist, and Sting are found. These blades were made by the High Elves of the First Age in Gondolin. Glamdring was the blade used by Turgon, king of Gondolin. Glamdring later became the sword used by Gandalf. Orcrist became the blade used by Thorin, and Sting was Bilbo's sword. Sting was not called Sting when it was made. Bilbo named it that after killing spiders in Mirkwood.
because bilbo is a loser and is very stubborn
The first time, upon Bilbo's return from the Lair of Smaug, Bilbo had been gone so long, he was declared legally dead, and his goods were being sold off as part of an estate execution (the exact Shire legal structure and names for this procedure were never mentioned). The second time, Frodo sells off the remainder of Bilbo's things except that which he carries with him, when he pretends to move to Buckland.
as thorin is dieing he forgives himThorin realized that Bilbo was correct. Fighting over gold wasn't the way to happiness. Enjoying the richness of life with a pipe in front of a warm fire surrounded by friends was the way to happiness.
False. The statement "No Smaug is a Thrain" is fully compatible with the premises given.
In the dragon's lair! :)