There, he reveals himself and is brought before the leaders, Bard and the Elvenking. They are suspicious of him, of course, but they relax when Bilbo reveals his secret weapon: the Arkenstone. He gives it freely to Bard to be used as a bargaining chip against Thorin.

What does Bilbo give Bard and the Elvenking?

Bilbo gives the Arkenstone to Bard and the Elvenking as a bargaining chip to help avoid a war. This precious jewel, known as the Heart of the Mountain, is greatly coveted by Thorin Oakenshield, the leader of the dwarves.

What did Bilbo realize during the escape from the Elvenking?

What did Bilbo suddenly realize during his escape from the elvenking? That there wasn't a barrel for him to escape in.

Why do Bard and the Elvenking ask Bilbo to stay in their camp?

Bilbo tells them that Dain is coming and that it is going to snow. Bard interprets this as a threat. They ask him where he got the Arkenstone, and he says that he stole it. The Elvenking is impressed with Bilbo and he asks him to stay with them.

What does Bilbo do when he realizes that compromise between Bard and Thorin is impossible?

To break the impasse, Bilbo gives the Arkenstone to Bard and the Elvenking. He meets Gandalf in their camp. Bilbo returns to the mountain despite the Elvenking's warning about Thorin's anger.

The Hobbit ( 2014) Bilbo Baggins Gives the Arkenstone to Thranduil Scene

What did Bilbo have that made it possible to deal with Bard?

He asks to be taken to Bard, and gives Bard the Arkenstone to use in negotiating peace with Thorin. As Bilbo leaves camp, Gandalf reappears.

How does Bilbo personally escape the Elvenking's Palace?

They are reticent but eventually see it as their best and only option for escape. The elves throw the barrels holding the dwarves inside the river. Wearing the ring, Bilbo jumps on the top of a barrel at the last moment and floats down the river as well.

Who must Bilbo say goodbye to immediately after the battle?

Bilbo must say farewell to Thorin, who is mortally wounded. Thorin asks Bilbo's forgiveness for the harsh words spoken earlier. Fili and Kili have also been killed, but the rest of the dwarves have survived.

What does Bilbo give to Bard in order to help him prevent a war group of answer choices?

Later, as Thorin and the dwarves launch their claim to keep all the treasure for themselves, Bilbo gives Bard the Arkenstone to use as leverage against the dwarves. Knowing that Thorin treasures this gem above all others, Bilbo hopes that he can prevent the coming battle.

What does Bard give Bilbo in Chapter 18?

Chapter 18

The dead are buried, Dain is crowned the new King under the Mountain, the dwarves make peace with men and elves, and Bard sends the Master of Lake Town gold and gives Bilbo some of the treasure.

Why does Bilbo give the heart of Thorin to Bard?

Bilbo gave the Arkenstone to Bard and the Elvenking in order to give them a bargaining chip to use in their discussions with Thorin, who coveted the Arkenstone above all other treasure and would fight anyone to gain possession of it.

How does Bilbo feel about the Elves?

Bilbo loves elves, but dwarves and elves are traditional enemies, and Bilbo's companions decline the elves' invitation to supper. The group comes to the house of Elrond, a wise and hospitable elf. They stay for fourteen days, until midsummer, eating, singing, and telling tales.

What detail does Bilbo leave out of the story of his escape?

Bilbo slips into their midst and takes off the ring so that they see him. He tells his tale and gains their respect, but he does not reveal the existence of the ring. They set off, because the Goblins will be after them.

What did Bilbo give the Elvenking chapter 18?

The Elvenking is the ruler of the wood-elves. He fights in the Battle of the Five Armies. In Chapter 18, Bilbo gives the Elvenking a necklace as a gift for his hospitality.

Why does Bilbo give the Elvenking a gift before they part?

What did Bilbo give to the Elvenking? Why did Bilbo give it? Bilbo gave a necklace of silver and pearls that Dain had given to him to the the Elvenking. Bilbo gave the necklace as repayment for the wine and bread he had eaten.

What happens to Bard at the end of The Hobbit?

Bard the King

By the end of the Battle of the Five Armies, Thorin Oakenshield dies, and Bard buries him with his precious Arkenstone. His relationship with the dwarves is mended, and the Lakemen get their share of the treasure. Bard uses his portion to rebuild Dale, his generational home.

Why does Thorin not like Bilbo?

Thorin's initial judgement of Bilbo was that he was soft person who did not know about the outside world, and it's cruelties. Thorin was not impressed with the hobbit after Bilbo says he's not good with weapons, just conkers.

How does Bilbo help the group in Chapter 4?

Bilbo dreams that a crack opens in the back of the cave; he wakes to find that the crack is real and that the ponies have disappeared through it and Goblins have entered. When the Goblins try to grab Gandalf, he creates a great lightning-like flash in the cave and several Goblins fall dead.

Why does Bilbo give the Arkenstone to Bard the Bowman?

Answer and Explanation: Bilbo gives the Arkenstone to Bard because he believes that it is the one chance they have to stop the battle between the humans, elves, and dwarves before it begins.

What does Bilbo regret?

Bilbo regrets giving himself the nickname "Barrel-Rider." The nickname gives Smaug a clue that Bilbo and company had help from the people of Lake Town, and Smaug flies off that way at the end of the chapter.

Did Bilbo go straight to Rivendell?

After his departure, Bilbo wandered to Rivendell and then, after a rest, accompanied some Dwarves to Dale and the Lonely Mountain, before returning to Rivendell.

What were Bilbo's final words in his speech?

Bilbo: "Alas, eleventy-one years is far too short a time to live among such excellent and admirable hobbits." [cheers abound.] "I don't know half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve." [There is a dead silence from the crowd.

Why does the Elvenking treat Bilbo with such great respect?

In contrast, Bilbo is a small, bedraggled hobbit who would not inspire respect in most people's eyes. However, the instant the Arkenstone is presented by Bilbo, the Elvenking recognizes the courage it took for him to offer the stone. He also understands the cleverness behind Bilbo's actions.

How did Bilbo rescue Thorin & Co from The Elvenking chapter 9?

How did Bilbo rescue Thorin & Co. from the Elvenking? He took the keys to the cells from the drunken guards, freed the others and put them in empty barrels. The empty barrels were unloaded through the trap doors and floated away.

Why did the elves not capture Bilbo?

Trying to find their way out of the forest of Mirkwood, the dwarves are captured by armed Wood-elves; Bilbo avoids capture because he is wearing the ring.