4/27 the Hobbit chapter 4
Chapter 4 - Over Hill And Under Hill
Now the party was climbing the dangerous path of the Misty Mountains. They could see the lands they've passed and Bilbo knew he was so far away from his comfy hobbit-hole. Very unluckily a terrible thunderstorm had hit the Misty Mountains and the stone-giants were playing catch using rocks instead of a ball (which was really dangerous for the party). The rain was blown by the wind and hitting the party, so they evacuated to a small cave that Fili and Kili found. They were in a horrible state similar to chapter 2. The party was relieved and soon they were sleeping.
However, actually, the cave was the front porch of Goblin-Town. A crack had opened in the back of the cave, ugly goblins came out of the crack and carried the dwarves and Bilbo inside to the deep, dark mountain. Fortunately, Gandalf was woken up by Bilbo's screaming and was able to kill several goblins but he was separated from the rest of the party. The goblins were a savage creature, they took all the baggage from the dwarves (and Bilbo), whipped them cruelly and ate the ponies they were riding.
The dwarves and Bilbo were taken to meet the Great Goblin (the leader of the goblins). Thorin tried to explain to him that they were just resting. However, the sword Thorin took from the trolls, which was called Goblin-cleaver was infamous among goblins and had scared them which made them angry. The dwarves and Bilbo were nearly killed by the goblins. Suddenly a sword slashes the Great Goblin and kills him. It was Gandalf of course, and now they were all running away from the swarm of raging goblins. The dwarves carried Bilbo (because Bilbo was a slow runner) and ran as fast as they could, but the goblins knew this place better than the party. Dori, who was carrying Bilbo was grabbed by one of the goblins. Bilbo fell into the deep darkness, hit his head hard on a rock and became unconscious.
As I expected chapter 4 was more exciting. In this chapter, the goblins were introduced, which makes this novel sound more like a fantasy novel. I realized that each race in this book has its own type of characteristics. For example, hobbits are quiet and peaceful, dwarves are noisy (in a good way), elves are smart and goblins are cruel. I thought that these characteristics are the stereotypical characteristics that people have towards fantasy novels. Other than introducing goblins, this chapter also showed that Gandalf is powerful and agile during battle.
Now the party was climbing the dangerous path of the Misty Mountains. They could see the lands they've passed and Bilbo knew he was so far away from his comfy hobbit-hole. Very unluckily a terrible thunderstorm had hit the Misty Mountains and the stone-giants were playing catch using rocks instead of a ball (which was really dangerous for the party). The rain was blown by the wind and hitting the party, so they evacuated to a small cave that Fili and Kili found. They were in a horrible state similar to chapter 2. The party was relieved and soon they were sleeping.
However, actually, the cave was the front porch of Goblin-Town. A crack had opened in the back of the cave, ugly goblins came out of the crack and carried the dwarves and Bilbo inside to the deep, dark mountain. Fortunately, Gandalf was woken up by Bilbo's screaming and was able to kill several goblins but he was separated from the rest of the party. The goblins were a savage creature, they took all the baggage from the dwarves (and Bilbo), whipped them cruelly and ate the ponies they were riding.
The dwarves and Bilbo were taken to meet the Great Goblin (the leader of the goblins). Thorin tried to explain to him that they were just resting. However, the sword Thorin took from the trolls, which was called Goblin-cleaver was infamous among goblins and had scared them which made them angry. The dwarves and Bilbo were nearly killed by the goblins. Suddenly a sword slashes the Great Goblin and kills him. It was Gandalf of course, and now they were all running away from the swarm of raging goblins. The dwarves carried Bilbo (because Bilbo was a slow runner) and ran as fast as they could, but the goblins knew this place better than the party. Dori, who was carrying Bilbo was grabbed by one of the goblins. Bilbo fell into the deep darkness, hit his head hard on a rock and became unconscious.
As I expected chapter 4 was more exciting. In this chapter, the goblins were introduced, which makes this novel sound more like a fantasy novel. I realized that each race in this book has its own type of characteristics. For example, hobbits are quiet and peaceful, dwarves are noisy (in a good way), elves are smart and goblins are cruel. I thought that these characteristics are the stereotypical characteristics that people have towards fantasy novels. Other than introducing goblins, this chapter also showed that Gandalf is powerful and agile during battle.
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