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| − | '''Bilbo''' is the title character of ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and also a pivotal character in ''[[Lord of the Rings]]''. Bilbo never married, but rather adopted his orphaned nephew, [[Frodo Baggins]] (Son of Drogo Baggins) as his heir. He was the son of Bungo Baggins and Belledonna Took, and master of [[Bag End]] after his father. | + | '''Bilbo''', main character of ''[[The Hobbit]]'', was a pivotal character in ''[[Lord of the Rings]]''. |
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| − | Through much of the beginning of his life, he lived a quiet life in [[Hobbiton]], a hobbit village. ''The Hobbit'' is the story of how he along with 13 [[dwarf (mythology)|dwarves]] and a [[wizard (fiction)|wizard]] went on a difficult adventure and killed the [[dragon]] [[Smaug]]. A key point is this adventure was when Bilbo found a magic ring which could make him invisible. | + | Through much of the beginning of his life, he lived a quiet life in [[Hobbiton]], a hobbit village. |
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| − | After his 111tieth birthday party, Bilbo used this ring to disappear from his guests, leaving Frodo in custody of [[The Ring]] before beginning his travels again. In his absence, Frodo received his inheritance of Bag End, Bilbo's possessions and finances.
| + | He was the son of Bungo Baggins and Belledonna Took, and master of [[Bag End]] after his father. |
| | + | Bilbo never married, but rather adopted his nephew [[Frodo Baggins]] as his heir. |
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| − | Later [[Gandalf]] discovered that the ring was made by [[Sauron]], and needed to be destroyed before Sauron got it back. The attempt to destroy it is the primary story in ''The Lord of The Rings''.
| + | ''The Hobbit'' is the story of how he along with 13 [[dwarves (Middle-earth)|dwarves]] and a [[wizard (fiction)|wizard]] went on a difficult adventure and a [[Smaug|dragon]], with the help of a magic ring. |
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| | + | After his 111tieth birthday party, Bilbo left Frodo in custody of [[The Ring]] before beginning his travels again. In his absence, Frodo received his inheritance of Bag End. |
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