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What's the cause of the thunderstorm at the beginning of Chapter 4 of The Hobbit?
What's the cause of the thunderstorm at the beginning of Chapter 4 of The Hobbit?
Stone giants throwing rocks to each other
Who saves the group by stabbing the Great Goblin with his sword, Glamdring?
Who saves the group by stabbing the Great Goblin with his sword, Glamdring?
Gandalf
Which part of Bilbo's nightmare in the cave comes true?
Which part of Bilbo's nightmare in the cave comes true?
A crack opening in the back wall
What happens at the end of the chapter to complicate the group's escape?
What happens at the end of the chapter to complicate the group's escape?
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When the Great Goblin sees Thorin's sword _____, he's enraged and sends the party to be tortured.
When the Great Goblin sees Thorin's sword _____, he's enraged and sends the party to be tortured.
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Study Notes
Chapter 4: Key Events and Characters
- A thunderstorm at the chapter's onset is caused by stone giants throwing rocks during their playful conflict.
- Gandalf saves the group by using his sword, Glamdring, to stab the Great Goblin, showcasing his bravery and combat skills.
- Bilbo experiences a nightmare in the cave, where one of his fears—a crack opening in the back wall—manifests, heightening the tension and danger.
- The group's escape becomes more complicated when Dori is grabbed by the goblins, causing Bilbo to lose consciousness and creating a sense of urgency and peril.
- Thorin's sword, Orcrist, triggers the Great Goblin's wrath, leading to the party being sentenced to torture, emphasizing the significance of heirlooms and their impact on events.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 4 from 'The Hobbit' with these flashcards. Explore key events, characters, and symbols that unfold in this thrilling chapter. Perfect for studying and improving your understanding of Tolkien's classic tale.
