How did Bilbo rescue thorin and co from the wood elves?

Answer 1

When Bilbo, the dwarves, and Gandalf were trapped up in fir trees with wargs (evil wolves) and goblins beneath them, the eagles (including the Lord of the Eagles) swept down from the mountains and carried the Company to safety in their eyries.

Answer 2

The eagles hate the goblins and wargs, so are more than willing to do anything that would annoy them! In this case, they rescued the party to prevent the dwarves from having their fun, more than any desire to save the group. It is only afterwards that Gandalf and the eagles discuss a way to help the group get where they are going.

Answer 3

They needed to be rescued by the Eagles because they were up in the trees and if they had jumped down they would've been attacked by Wargs and Goblins and the story would've ended there in the middle of the book. The only way to get out of their situation was up. And as the dwarves, Bilbo, and Gandalf couldn't fly, they got the help of The Eagles. As The Eagles are Gandalf's friends and also the Eagles keep the goblins from attacking innocent men villages.

Answer 4

He devises a plan to get them out of the dungeons. A stroke of luck allows him to get the keys from the jailor. He then puts the dwarves in barrels that are dropped into the river to go back to Laketown.

Answer 5

He stole the keys and let them out of their cells. Then he packed them into barrels and they floated to freedom.

Answer 6

The eagles snatched the party out of the burning trees. They disliked goblins and wargs and were always willing to annoy them.