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How does the Bard justify his claim and also that of his men to Smaug's treasure?
Bard was the killer of the dragon and the people of Esgaroth had suffered from the dragon's attack, which he said was caused by the dwarves.Bard killed the dragon and his people suffered much from the dragon's years of terrorizing.
How did Smaug die in the book The Hobbit?
The killer of Smaug is Bard the Bowman. He's alerted by a thrush who overheard of Smaug's weakness (a single bare spot in his bejeweled chest).Bard, a man in the town of Esgaroth, a town by the lake, killed the dragon. He was told by the thrush where Smaug's weak spot was, and thus Bard was able to shoot the dragon through the heart.
What is the importance of the black arrow in The Hobbit?
Bard the Bowman shot a black arrow into the bare hollow in Smaug's left breast, killing the dragon. The arrow was believed by Bard to have come from the King Under the Mountian, and his father and his grandfather had used it.
What does the thrush tell Bard about Smuag?
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What was the ultimatum issued by bard in the hobbit?
Bard told Thorin that Thorin must give Bard a portion of the treasure to rebuild Esgaroth, or he would be considered the foe of the lake-town.
