The coincidence that helps the dwarves during their stay at Rivendell is when the moon comes out while Elrond is looking at the map. It has moon runes on it with extra information. This helps them along the journey to get to the treasure.
Chapter 17 ('The Clouds Burst') of The Hobbit, covers the Battle of the Five Armies. As is the way of battles, many died, "among the goblin dead lay many men and many dwarves, and many a fair elf that should have lived yet long ages merrily in the wood."Fili and Kili, two of the dwarves in the Company died defending Thorin, their uncle in this battle, though their death was not revealed until Chapter 18. Thorin was mortally wounded in the Battle of the Five Armies, and died shortly after.
{| |- | Beorn was off checking up on the story that Gandalf and the dwarves had told him. He returned and told them that he had confirmed the story. Beorn captured a warg and a goblin and after getting information from them he killed them. The warg's skin and the goblin's were mounted on the wall. |}
Chapter 214 during his fight with Riou.
Which book, which part? There could be several answers, you haven't provided enough info. The first thing that comes to mind are the eagles from the Hobbit ... but there's no way to tell without more info.Gandalf came to their rescue in Chapter 4 using "Glamdring the Foehammer."
Bilbo Baggins is loyal because when the dwarves were captured by the goblins he went back into the horrible, horrible tunnels and look for his friends. He had just made up his mind that it was his duty, and that he must turn back.
In Chapter 10 of "The Hobbit," titled "A Warm Welcome," Bilbo and the dwarves arrive at Lake-town (Esgaroth) after their journey through the Mirkwood. The townspeople greet them warmly, as they are excited about the prospect of the dwarves reclaiming their treasure from the lonely mountain. During their stay, Bilbo is recognized as the burglar and gains confidence, while the Master of Lake-town sees the potential for profit in their quest. This chapter highlights themes of hospitality and the growing anticipation of the adventure ahead.
The Dwarves are from the Ered Luin during Bilbo's time. Erebor was their original home but Smaug chased them away.
The dwarves were drawn together with the elves and the men of Esgaroth during the Battle of the Five Armies, which took place in J.R.R. Tolkien's novel "The Hobbit."
massacre by the dwarves
Chapter 17 ('The Clouds Burst') of The Hobbit, covers the Battle of the Five Armies. As is the way of battles, many died, "among the goblin dead lay many men and many dwarves, and many a fair elf that should have lived yet long ages merrily in the wood."Fili and Kili, two of the dwarves in the Company died defending Thorin, their uncle in this battle, though their death was not revealed until Chapter 18. Thorin was mortally wounded in the Battle of the Five Armies, and died shortly after.
No, the eruption of a volcano during an eclipse is just a coincidence!
At the end of Chapter 16 of "The Hobbit," Bilbo is surprised to find Thorin Oakenshield and the other Dwarves in the camp. They have come to join him after he had been separated from them during the Battle of the Five Armies. Thorin's unexpected arrival brings a mix of relief and tension, as he has been gravely injured and is facing significant challenges ahead.
{| |- | Beorn was off checking up on the story that Gandalf and the dwarves had told him. He returned and told them that he had confirmed the story. Beorn captured a warg and a goblin and after getting information from them he killed them. The warg's skin and the goblin's were mounted on the wall. |}
There are hundreds of saints who have feast days during Advent. It is just a coincidence.
Nope! It's a mere coincidence
Chapter 214 during his fight with Riou.
Which book, which part? There could be several answers, you haven't provided enough info. The first thing that comes to mind are the eagles from the Hobbit ... but there's no way to tell without more info.Gandalf came to their rescue in Chapter 4 using "Glamdring the Foehammer."