What mistake do the dwarves make in the forest up to the point where they decide to leave the path?

Answer 1

The dwarves disregard Beorn's warning about the stream and cross it in a boat.

Answer 2

In J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit," the mistake the dwarves make in Mirkwood Forest is straying from the path. By leaving the path, they become disoriented and lost, leading to various misadventures such as being captured by giant Spiders. This decision to leave the path showcases their lack of caution and adherence to Gandalf's advice, ultimately putting them in danger.

Answer 3

The sight of lights appearing in the trees;if you are speaking of their trip through Mirkwood. If you are talking about their passageway through the Misty Mountains;the fact that the storm and the stone-giants were going to tear the already tiny pathway apart with their rock-hauling;thus the little cave outshadowed by the Moria Goblins was the perfect place to assemble their wits.

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Answer 4

the mistake was that they use their lastarrow to shoot the deer.