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Hobbit Study Guide

The chapters detail the journey of the dwarves and their allies as they confront Smaug and seek treasure at the Lonely Mountain. Key events include the discovery of the secret door, the battle against goblins, and the aftermath of the conflict, highlighting themes of leadership, unity, and the consequences of greed. The narrative culminates in the rebuilding of Lake-town and the sharing of treasure among the victors.

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Hobbit Study Guide

The chapters detail the journey of the dwarves and their allies as they confront Smaug and seek treasure at the Lonely Mountain. Key events include the discovery of the secret door, the battle against goblins, and the aftermath of the conflict, highlighting themes of leadership, unity, and the consequences of greed. The narrative culminates in the rebuilding of Lake-town and the sharing of treasure among the victors.

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Chapter 10

1. He saw the forest edge, the river widening, and the lights of Lake-town (Esgaroth).

2. They escaped by using empty barrels floating down the river from the Elvenking’s halls.

3. Songs about the dwarves of old and the wealth of the Lonely Mountain.

4. He wanted recognition as a rightful king and proper treatment.

5. The Master hoped to profit from their success and remembered old prophecies.

Chapter 11

1. They feared getting too close to the dangerous mountain.

2. Ravenhill is a lookout point near the Mountain.

3. The gate was sealed shut with no visible entrance.

4. They searched for the secret door.

5. The setting sun’s light revealed the keyhole and they used the key.

Chapter 12

1. A vast treasure hoard with Smaug sleeping on it.

2. He noticed a missing cup and realized a thief was present.

3. To gather more information about Smaug.

4. In riddles, calling himself names like 'barrel-rider' and 'ring-winner.'

5. His sense of smell.

6. A bare patch on his chest missing scales.

7. He didn’t understand its importance and thought it unimportant.

8. For safety and easier escape.

9. The Arkenstone.

10. Toward Lake-town (Esgaroth).

Chapter 13

1. To explore the treasure now that Smaug was gone.

2. The Arkenstone.

3. Through the Front Gate after Smaug’s destruction.

4. They camped on the mountainside.

5. A type of travel food (hard biscuit).

Chapter 14

1. Lake-town (Esgaroth).
2. A skilled archer and descendant of Girion.

3. A thrush told him of Smaug’s weak spot.

4. He became leader of Lake-town.

5. Helped rebuild and led the people.

6. The Elvenking.

7. To claim treasure or seek justice.

Chapter 15

1. Roäc was a raven who brought news of approaching armies.

2. To summon Dain for help.

3. A share of the treasure; Thorin refused angrily.

4. That Bard and the Elvenking would demand treasure or fight.

Chapter 16

1. Dain was coming but so were enemies.

2. To sneak away and meet Bard.

3. The Arkenstone, to use as leverage for peace.

4. Gandalf praised him.

Chapter 17

1. Because Bilbo gave away the Arkenstone.

2. They were enemies approaching the Mountain.

3. Goblins and wolves were coming.

4. Men, Elves, Dwarves, Goblins, and Wargs.

5. Unite against the goblins.

6. Survival against a common enemy.

7. The elves and men.

8. Eagles (and Beorn later).

9. He was knocked unconscious.

Chapter 18

1. The battle was over and victory was won.

2. To make peace and say farewell.

3. The end of the battle.

4. A share of treasure.
5. Honor and respect.

6. Dain.

7. Treasure as reward for help.

8. Rebuilt Lake-town and helped others.

9. A necklace, as thanks.

10. Bard.

Chapter 19

1. Driving away goblins in the south.

2. Troll treasure they had buried.

3. His belongings being auctioned off.

4. His reputation (and some property).

5. Gandalf and Balin.

6. News of the Lonely Mountain’s prosperity.

7. That things came true, though not exactly as expected.

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