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In the cave he noticed it when he was invisible

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He gets the dragon to brag about his jewel encrusted chest. When Smaug shows it off, Bilbo sees the unprotected spot.

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good sense and lucky, smooth talking skills

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Bilbo finds a key hole on the wall

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How did Bilbo use flattery in conversing with smaug?

Bilbo complements Smaug with names to show his power, such as Smaug the magnificent, he also gives the dragon fake names instead of Bilbos real name because the dragons were convincing and tried their best to get information from the speaker if they had decided to let them live for a while longer


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