Brainliest on whoever actually does it. One theme in The Hobbit is that ordinary individuals can make extraordinary differences. Explain how this theme is illustrated in the episode in which Bilbo rescues the dwarves from the spiders. What traits help him achieve success? Describe another episode that illustrates this theme. Use at least one piece of evidence from the novel as support. Please provide a two-paragraph response.

Bilbo and spiders are ordinary dwarves are extrordinary

Explanation:

Ms. McClain, 2014 TPR: The theme that ordinary characters can make extraordinary differences is illustrated in at least two episodes in The Hobbit because Bilbo repeatedly surprises both himself and the dwarves with his actions. ... Bilbo continues to defeat the spider and saves the dwarves.

During the adventurous journey, dwarves along with Bilbo faced so many difficulties and one of them was Spider’s attack. When the dwarves were attacked by the spiders, Bilbo slipped his magical ring on his finger and became invisible. He was distracting the spiders away from the dwarves by throwing the rocks and killing few of them. He also was singing a song which had some insulting words such as “old fat spider”,” Attercop”, “old tomnoddy”, and “lazy lob” to get them curious, excited, and angry all at once. The spiders were very angry, and they started to chase him. While the spider was still distracting, Bilbo went to save his companions.

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