Question

Setting plays a very important role in The Hobbit. Setting influences much about the story and its characters. Think about the different settings in the story. How does setting relate to character in The Hobbit? How does setting influence theme? Explain your answers using specific examples from the novel.

Answer 1

@icesysyfish Heyy

Answer 2

did you read the hobbit?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

then why not just make up an answer with what you have read?

Answer 5

I just didn't really get it and I need help with this question.

Answer 6

i've never read any novel based on a movie

Answer 7

Hm

Answer 8

thats kinda like reading about how food tastes instead of actually eating

Answer 9

Lol

Answer 10

How does setting relate to character in The Hobbit?
the setting is the place in the book - like say it was a church you would say how the church related to the character bob and how he felt about it

How does setting influence theme?
brb with what theme means

Answer 11

I guess

Answer 12

Okay hold on I am goin to do it can you just tell me if it is good?

Answer 13

Okay is this good?

Answer 14

In The Hobbit, the dark setting that Bilbo encounters suddenly makes him fell more confident, but very scared. He was pushed way out of his comfort zone, because Hobbits never go on adventures. He has to fight many creatures, protect his friends, and make sure he stays alive. Bilbo still has a hard time fitting in with the dwarves, though. Thorin doubted him all the time, Gandalf left them alone, and he was told to interact with creatures by himself. The setting related to Bilbo because it is usually scary or described as if something bad could happen any second. Bilbo is usually scared, or caught in something bad in almost every part of the book. The setting influences a theme, captivity, because Bilbo is almost always captured or fighting a scary creature.

Answer 15

@celinegirl

Answer 16

@celinegirl

Answer 17

@icesysyfish

Answer 18

is this good?