English, 03.04.2020 07:45 saintsfan2004

(I JUST NEED IDEAS FOR EACH TOPIC/ paragraph!)In The Hobbit, there are several characters that could be considered
heroes. Some of these characters include: Bilbo, Gandalf, Thorin, and
Bard. Write a short essay (at least two pages) about which character you
believe to be the real hero.
-In your introductory paragraph, summarize what you think makes a true
hero and what you know about the hero's journey. Include a short
summary of the novel and, of course, a thesis statement.
-In the body paragraphs, discuss THREE of the different characters. The
first body paragraph MUST be about Bilbo. For the remaining two body
paragraphs, you may choose from Bard, Gandalf, and Thorin. Discuss how
each character does or does not qualify as a hero. Use quotations and
specific examples from the book to support your argument. Conclude your
essay with a paragraph stating which character you see as the real hero and
why.

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