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!:)
The growing greed and desire for gold and treasure.
Although the Elves and Dwarfs hate each other, they are fighting for the same "side".
A hobbit barrow is referred to as a 'smail.'
The Individuated Hobbit was created in 1979-09.
what does mantelpiece mean in the hobbit
Amidst the treasure and gold under the mountain.
Dragons steal gold from the dwarves.
The growing greed and desire for gold and treasure.
The lowest chamber or dungeon-hall of Erebor.
To keep the promises of the dead.
Worth the Fighting For has 396 pages.
Worth the Fighting For was created on 2002-09-24.
Things Worth Fighting For was created in 2009.
Not Worth Fighting was created on 2007-05-08.
the hobbit has to situation an external which is trying to get the gold back from smaug the dragon and the 2nd is internal which is Bilbo trying to get over his timidity during the adventure.
It was Bilbo who did most of the fighting. The dwarves were still groggy due to the spider poison.
The ISBN of Worth the Fighting For is 0-375-50542-3.