With Smaug dead, the treasure is up for grabs. Dain Ironfoot and the Dwarves, Thranduil and the Elves, and the Men of Laketown all learn this and fight each other for it. Eventually a Goblin army arrives out of the Misty Mountains to battle. The Dwarves, Elves, and Men join forces to fight the Goblins.
The cave was dry and unoccupied. What they didn't know was that it was the 'front door' for the goblins living in the mountain. The goblins discovered them and captured them, but not before Bilbo shouted a warning that allowed Gandalf to escape capture and ultimately rescue them.
it was stolen by the dragon smaug( i dont know if i spelled it right) because they liked to steal gold and now thorin wants it back
he was kept as the only individual that did not know of the show
No, it's NOT worth fighting for because everyone just wants it to become rich. I really don't see the point in fighting for gold just for power. Obviously everyone in the story really needs a change if heart. The Goblins hear that Smaug is dead and that there is hoarded gold that nobody is claiming...Ho selfish and greedy! The gold shouldn't be fought over because it really is Thorin's treasure because he is The King Under The Mountain for crying out loud! It's The King Under The Mountain's gold not gobbling, or the elves', the wargs, orcs, or even the People of Lake Town's. Although because Bard killed the Dragon, Smaug, he and his family should get some of the treasure...but of course there's Thorin being greedy not wanting to share. Greediness is one of the moods in this novel. Take a self assessment, would YOU want to share with the man that killed the dragon allowing you to be the King? I know I would!:)
With Smaug dead, the treasure is up for grabs. Dain Ironfoot and the Dwarves, Thranduil and the Elves, and the Men of Laketown all learn this and fight each other for it. Eventually a Goblin army arrives out of the Misty Mountains to battle. The Dwarves, Elves, and Men join forces to fight the Goblins.
The cave was dry and unoccupied. What they didn't know was that it was the 'front door' for the goblins living in the mountain. The goblins discovered them and captured them, but not before Bilbo shouted a warning that allowed Gandalf to escape capture and ultimately rescue them.
i dont know
You can save time when foods are kept close at hand.
There is no way to know that information. No written records were kept, but we do know she was close to 19 when she died in England.
I really don't know, in National Treasure they were in the Franklin Institute. Maybe they're in the printing house of the New England Current?
Only people close to her would know that. and it should be kept that way.
Tolkien postpones Smaug's death in "The Hobbit" to build suspense and tension in the story. By prolonging the dragon's presence, Tolkien creates a sense of danger and highlights the heroic actions of Bilbo and the other characters in their efforts to defeat Smaug. This delay also adds complexity to the narrative and allows for further development of the plot.
Smell, dragons have a very good sense of smell.
I'm sure if someone told you where treasure was everyone that looked at the question would then know where the treasure is.
We need to know which treasure chest.
The complication in "The Treasure of Lemon Brown" occurs when Lemon Brown's treasure is discovered by a group of thugs who are also looking for it. This leads to a confrontation and a moment of danger for Lemon Brown and the main character.