Gollum has been living under the mountain and dodging goblins for a long, long time. On an island in the middle of the lake is a small, slimy creature named Gollum. Bilbo walks right into an underground lake. He puts the ring in his pocket and forgets about it. As he makes his way as quietly as he can through the goblin halls, he happens to find a small golden ring in the dark. However, Bilbo gets separated from the group.
Gandalf kills the Great Goblin and rescues all the dwarves. There, a bunch of goblins take them captive. On their way east, they must cross the Misty Mountain range. So the dwarves decide to get a move on so that they can reach the Lonely Mountain in time. The letters (which are only visible at the right phase of the moon) say that the tiny, secret side door into the Lonely Mountain will only open on Durin's Day, the last day of autumn. some special hidden letters on Thorin's map of the Lonely Mountain. The thirteen dwarves, plus Bilbo and Gandalf, travel through the wilds to Rivendell, where they meet up with Elrond, a half-elf lord. But he is so proud that Gandalf thinks so highly of him that he winds up agreeing to join Thorin & Co. Now, obviously, Bilbo is not an expert burglar.
Thorin wants to steal the treasure back from Smaug, and he wants Bilbo (who's evidently an expert burglar) to help him do it. Many years before, the evil dragon Smaug came and killed many of Thror's people and stole his treasure. Thorin is the grandson of Thror, the dwarf who was King under the Lonely Mountain. On Gandalf's recommendation, the chief dwarf, Thorin, has a job offer for Bilbo. On Wednesday at four, he hears the doorbell ring and thinks it's Gandalf – but it's actually thirteen dwarves: Thorin, Dori, Nori, Ori, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, Oin, Gloin, Balin, Dwalin, Fili, and Kili. Bilbo invites Gandalf to come back for tea on Wednesday and then completely forgets the whole thing. It just so happens that Bilbo is sitting on his front stoop when Gandalf, a wizard, walks by. But even though Bilbo has spent his whole life living contently under The Hill, an adventure comes to his doorstep and takes him far away anyway. They believe in hanging out and not making too much trouble.
They like beer and jokes and generally making merry. Hobbits, by the way, are small people with furry toes and big bellies. The Hobbit, or, There and Back Again Summaryīilbo Baggins lives in a beautiful hole under The Hill, where he's a respected (and rather rich) pillar of the hobbit community.
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