Bilbo Turning Point In The Hobbit

The first big turning point you'll see in Bilbo is where he meets Gollum in Chapter 5. At the beginning of this chapter, we see Bilbo separated from the group in a cave and see him alone for the first time in a book. Then he tries to get out of the cave and finds the ring in the process. After finding the ring, he encounters Gollum. He and Gollum play a puzzle game to decide whether to eat Bilbo or show the way. Bilbo unfairly defeats him, and Gollum attacks him and tries to eat. Bilbo then hides and uses the ring and Gollum as a guide to leave the cave. This point in the story changes and develops Bilbo's character because it is the first time we see him acting on his own. Also in this chapter we can see Bilbo's bravery. We see his

In this chapter we see the group enter Mirkwood. Once they enter Mirkwood it begins to get darker and darker the further they go in. After a week or two they are in bad shape and one of the dwarves enters a stream looking to get water to drink and it ends up being the stream that Beorn warned them about. This makes the dwarves unconscious and puts another strain on the group. At this point, the group begins to be helpless as they run out of food. One night, when Bilbo wakes up to sleep, he finds himself trapped in a spider web. He can free himself and kill the giant spider, and he looks for his friends and finds them also stuck in the cobweb. Bilbo can then seduce the spider, release his friends and defeat the spider. We see Bilbo's character develop in many ways in this chapter.We again see his bravery develop much further when he fights the spiders and defeats them to save the dwarves. Another way we see him change is how he has turned from a hobbit who does nothing to the leader or shared leader with Thorin. We see him show his leadership in Mirkwood when the group is traveling and when he encounters the spiders and protects the group. The final change we see in him in this chapter is in his decision making. His decision making in the beginning of the book was poor, for example when he got captured by the

In this chapter we see the group get captured in Mirkwood by elves. As they are being captured Bilbo slips on the ring and follows them as the dwarves are taken to the elven king. The dwarves are placed in separate rooms, where they are held for a week or two while Bilbo is trying to plan an escape. This can be very stressful for Bilbo, as Bilbo is their only way. Bilbo investigated and found a stream running under the palace, and they put a wooden barrel in it to ship the goods. He decided that this was their escape route. Fortunately, the prison officer fell asleep drunk, and Bilbo was able to take his key and release the dwarves. The dwarves are reluctant at first, but he eventually agrees because that's the only way. They load themselves into the barrels and head towards Laketown. In this chapter we see Biblo develop in two ways: the first way is in his intelligence, and His second way is his leadership. He shows development in intelligence by thinking of ways they can escape and then making it happen. He also shows that he can be a leader by coming up with a plan for all of the dwarves and then leading them towards their