While in the goblin tunnels, Dori was carrying Bilbo on his back since The Hobbit was too small to keep up on his own. As they ran, a group of goblins quietly followed the company of dwarves and, sneaking up from behind, a goblin grabbed Dori by the foot, tripping him and causing him to drop poor Bilbo. The hobbit bumped his head on a rock and blacked out. A fight broke out between the goblins and dwarves, and then Gandalf shouted, "Follow me everybody!" and the dwarves all ran father into the tunnel with the wizard. Bilbo, being unconscious, was unable to follow and was left behind.
Later, Gandalf was quite upset with Dori for not picking Bilbo up again, but Dori said in defense, "You shouted 'follow me everybody!' and everybody ought to have followed. We thought everybody had."
Meanwhile, Bilbo went on in the tunnel once he gained consciousness, and proceeded to find the Ring and meet Gollum.
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Bilbo becomes separated from the dwarves numerous times. Most of them involve the ring, but his shorter legs made him fall behind when trying to escape the goblins.
The land of Dale had been devastated by the dragon. Without their homes and treasure, they had to work in mines for coal and do jobs for men.
That would be 'Ori'
Elf all the way!
pretty small.like a dwarf. no beards.have hairy feet. fat..thats all i can do srry, i have forgotten most of it
His sense of smell. It is one of the main reasons why Gandalf chooses Bilbo as the 14th member of the Company (because while Smaug would be familiar with the smell of Dwarf, the smell of Hobbit "would be all but unknown to him").
There is a non-mythical dwarf in The Hobbit who possessed a Ring of Power. Thror, the father of Thrain gave one of the Seven Dwarven Rings to his son Thrain. This was taken from Thrain by the Necromancer.