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Thorin unsettled Smaug, causing him to attack the river town of Esgaroth, angering the residents, some time before the Battle of Five Armies.

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Why are the people of Esgaroth angry with Thorin in the hobbit?

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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.


What parting gift did Bard bestow upon Thorin?

When Thorin was entombed in the Lonely Mountain, Bard laid the Arkenstone upon his breast.


Why did the dragon leave the palace and attack Esgaroth?

He was angry at Bilbo's theft and decided the Lake men needed a reminder of who ruled.


Why did Smaug go off to the lake-town of Esgaroth?

Bilbo had stolen a cup from Smaug's hoard and, from some unfortunate comments on Bilbo's part, deduced that the thief was a Lakeman from Esgaroth, so he went off in a great fiery rage to burn Esgaroth to the ground and eat lots of tasty Lakemen.


Who was it that intervened for Bilbo when he was in thorin's angry clutches?

Gandalf intervened for Bilbo when he found himself in Thorin Oakenshield's angry clutches. The wizard stepped in to defend Bilbo after Thorin accused him of being a traitor for his dealings with the elves and men. Gandalf's intervention helped to calm the situation and ultimately allowed Bilbo to prove his worth to the company.


Why are the Lake-men angry with Thorin and the others?

Because Bilbo accidentally made Smaug (The dragon) get angry at them. Their city was destroyed by the dragon and they weren't too happy.


How do you think the Lake Men and Bard approach Thorin and the dwarf's?

The Men of Lake-town (Esgaroth) and Bard approach Thorin and the dwarves with a mix of hope and skepticism. They see the dwarves as potential allies against the threat of Smaug, the dragon, but they are also wary of Thorin's pride and his claim to the treasure of the Lonely Mountain. Bard, in particular, is driven by a sense of duty to protect his people and is willing to negotiate for the greater good, emphasizing the need for cooperation to face the impending danger. Ultimately, they seek a balance between honoring the dwarves' quest and ensuring the safety of their own community.


Who sends help for the people of esgaroth?

In J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit," the people of Esgaroth (Lake-town) receive help from the Elvenking Thranduil and his forces. After the destruction of the town by the dragon Smaug and the subsequent events involving the treasure hoard, Thranduil sends aid to the survivors. Additionally, Bard the Bowman, a local hero who plays a crucial role in defeating Smaug, also leads efforts to support the people of Esgaroth in their time of need.


Where is Esgaroth in 'The Hobbit'?

Esgaroth is in the Long Lake of the river Running. It is east of Mirkwood and south of Erebor and Dale.


How long do they stay in esgaroth?

200 years


How long do they stay Esgaroth?

200 years