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Because the dragon had taken the treasure from the dwarfs, so they wanted to reclaim as much of it as they could.
Answer:
Tolkien's dwarves are patterned after the Germanic and Norse dwarves. It is the nature of such dwarves to want as much treasure as they can get and keep it, this is much the same as the nature of dragons. Unlike dragons who saw the possession of gold as a good thing in itself and mostly sat and slept on their huge hoard, dwarves were skilled metal workers and viewed the treasure they hoarded as valuable for both its intrinsic value and its role as a raw material for their metal working. The magic of gold and jewels were essential for the amulets and weapons they produced.
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How does Bilbo feel about the treasure and the dragon's den?
J.R.R Tolkien writes "Bilbo had heard tell and sing of dragon-hoards before, but the splendour, the lust, the glory of such treasure had never yet come home to him. His heart was filled and pierced with enchantment and with the desire of dwarves; and he gazed motionless, almost forgetting the frightful guardian, at the gold beyond price and count" From this we can summarize that Bilbo was absolutely taken aback from the wondrous sights he sees. J.R.R Tolkien also writes that Bilbo gazed upon the dragon and treasure "for what seemed an age" in my opinion he felt a certain thrill from this sight. Hope that helps!
What was meant by Bilbo experiencing the desire of dwarves when he entered Smaug's lair?
To Reclaim their stolen gold from Smaug the Dragon.
How does Bilbo distract the dragon in The Hobbit?
Bilbo told Smaug a riddle to keep him distracted.
Was it wise for Bilbo to steal the cup?
Though it seemed wise at the time Bilbo took the cup, it was actually very unwise, because a dragon can sense when a part of it's treasure is missing, and will not rest until it has killed the thief. This is what made Smaug aware of the dwarves' presence to begin with.
What treasure does Tom Bombadil give the hobbits?
The biggest treasure was the accumulated wealth of Smaug. The Arkenstone that was a part of it was greatly desired by the dwarfs. There was also some treasure from the trolls, and Bilbo found the One Ring.
What stone did Bilbo take?
Bilbo took the Arkenstone. It was the treasure Thorin desired most.
How does Bilbo defend himself when Thorin accuses him of stealing the Arkenstone?
Bilbo claimed that under the terms of the contract he was due a proportion of the dragon's treasure, and that he had taken the Arkenstone as his share.
Is Bilbo up for the challenge of being a burglar for the dwarves in The Hobbit?
yes because he wants the treasure and to kill the dragon.
Who took the golden cup from the dragon treasure pile?
In J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit," the golden cup is taken from the dragon Smaug's treasure pile by Bilbo Baggins. Bilbo, a hobbit and the story's protagonist, ventures into the Lonely Mountain to confront Smaug and inadvertently steals the cup while trying to avoid awakening the dragon. This act sets off a series of events that ultimately lead to Smaug's wrath and the subsequent quest for the treasure.
How does Bilbo feel about the treasure and dragon's den?
J.R.R Tolkien writes "Bilbo had heard tell and sing of dragon-hoards before, but the splendour, the lust, the glory of such treasure had never yet come home to him. His heart was filled and pierced with enchantment and with the desire of dwarves; and he gazed motionless, almost forgetting the frightful guardian, at the gold beyond price and count" From this we can summarize that Bilbo was absolutely taken aback from the wondrous sights he sees. J.R.R Tolkien also writes that Bilbo gazed upon the dragon and treasure "for what seemed an age" in my opinion he felt a certain thrill from this sight. Hope that helps!
How does Bilbo feel about the treasure and the dragon's den?
J.R.R Tolkien writes "Bilbo had heard tell and sing of dragon-hoards before, but the splendour, the lust, the glory of such treasure had never yet come home to him. His heart was filled and pierced with enchantment and with the desire of dwarves; and he gazed motionless, almost forgetting the frightful guardian, at the gold beyond price and count" From this we can summarize that Bilbo was absolutely taken aback from the wondrous sights he sees. J.R.R Tolkien also writes that Bilbo gazed upon the dragon and treasure "for what seemed an age" in my opinion he felt a certain thrill from this sight. Hope that helps!
What was Bilbo's job on the adventure?
Bilbo's job on the adventure was to act as the burglar, using his stealth and hobbit-like abilities to help the dwarves on their quest to reclaim their kingdom and treasure from the dragon Smaug.
Why does Bilbo refuse the whole 14th share of treasure?
Thorin has become affected by 'dragon greed'. Just like Smaug, he is loathe to part with a single coin or cup.
What was meant by Bilbo experiencing the desire of dwarves when he entered Smaug's lair?
To Reclaim their stolen gold from Smaug the Dragon.
Who has sent a man in search for Bilbo?
Gandalf is the one who sends a man, specifically Thorin Oakenshield, in search of Bilbo Baggins. He believes that Bilbo, being a hobbit, could be a valuable asset in their quest to reclaim the Lonely Mountain and its treasure from the dragon Smaug. Gandalf's intuition about Bilbo's potential as a burglar leads to the unexpected adventure that unfolds in "The Hobbit."
When does Bilbo get the mithril armour?
When they first get to the treasure trove. Thorin gives it to Bilbo as part of his payment.
How does Bilbo distract the dragon in The Hobbit?
Bilbo told Smaug a riddle to keep him distracted.
