Why does Gandalf say that Thorin "does not yet make a very splendid figure as King under the Mountain"?

A.
Thorin decides to share the treasure hoard with others rather than keep it for himself.

B.
Thorin behaves in ways that are rude, foolish, and undignified.

C.
Thorin refuses to lead the dwarves when it is time to do battle.

D.
Thorin declares himself to be a loyal subject of the Elvenking.

Question

Why does Gandalf say that Thorin "does not yet make a very splendid figure as King under the Mountain"?	
 
 A.
Thorin decides to share the treasure hoard with others rather than keep it for himself.
 
 B.
Thorin behaves in ways that are rude, foolish, and undignified.
 
 C.
Thorin refuses to lead the dwarves when it is time to do battle.
 
 D.
Thorin declares himself to be a loyal subject of the Elvenking.

funnyguy2 · Answer

anyone

anonymous · Answer

Does Thorin share the treasure? Nope! Is he a loyal subject of the Elvenking? Nope! So discard those two. Then you can choose which of the other two you think is best. If you've read the book you should be able to answer these questions yourself. :)

anonymous · Answer

Which do you think is the right answer?

anonymous · Answer

its b, i believe i read the book and saw the movie

anonymous · Answer

and if you don't know this yourself well to simply put it.....YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!!

anonymous · Answer

^ XD