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The Shire - unlike any kingdom in Middle earth - didn’t have a King, instead they have a Baggins. This is a story of Bilbo Baggins, the 31st Baggins of the Shire who got swept Chubb-Baggins: A collateral branch of the Baggins family of Shire-folk. Clayhanger: This family of Shire hobbits is mentioned only in one of Tolkien's letters. Cotton: Shire hobbits found

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The Sackville-Bagginses as shown in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring The Sackville-Baggins were a wealthy Hobbit family of the Shire in the late Third Age.History[]The family was founded by the marriage of Longo Baggins to Camellia Sackville, heiress of the Sackville family headship. Their son, Otho Sackville-Baggins, adopted a double name, kept by his wife Lobelia (née Bracegirdle). While not malicious or sinster as they were disagreeable, the family was never popular as they were extremely obnoxious, snobby, rude, and greedy. They were obsessed with acquiring the luxurious Bag End from their cousin Bilbo. They had almost succeeded in TA 2942 when Bilbo had disappeared a year earlier and was thought to be dead. When this was not so, the family became more and more detestable and for years denied that the Bilbo living in Bag End was the real Bilbo Baggins.[1] They were even more envious of Bilbo's wealth when he adopted Frodo as his heir.[2]Frodo Baggins disliked them as they resented his inheritance. When Frodo went away in September, TA 3018, he sold them Bag End. Lobelia's son Lotho had gained control of the Shire through alliance with Saruman. When he was murdered, Lobelia was the last significant member of the family and after her death the brief-lived family disappeared.[3]Behind the scenes[]The name Sackville was a familiar "aristocratic" name in Tolkien's day, especially in double-barrelled names such as Sackville-West, and he presumably used it (and the contrast with the more mundane

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Bilbo Baggins’ hobbit house was more than just a movie setYou’ll find it Matamata, New Zealand, where a 12-acre movie set that goes by the name of Hobbiton is a real-life version of the Shire Hobbiton was created by Peter Jackson for the first Lord of the Rings movieThe same hobbit house was used to shoot scenes for The HobbitHobbiton is now a tourist destination and mecca for LOTR fans, drawing over 1.5 million visitors since first opening The real hobbit house is in New Zealand“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.” J.R.R. TolkienIf you’re looking to visit Bilbo’s adorable hobbit house, you’ll have to travel all the way to Matamata, New Zealand. That’s where you’ll find the 12-acre movie set that goes by the name of Hobbiton that Peter Jackson put together to create an environment worthy of his otherworldly saga.Fully restored Baggins residence ‘Bag End’. Credit: PseudopanaxThe original set from The Lord of the Rings wasn’t made to last: the hobbit house façades were made out of timber, ply and polystyrene, that were shown little love after they had fulfilled their purpose.But by the time the director started working on The Hobbit, Peter Jackson brought an army together to recreate the shire so that it matched Tolkien’s tale.Bilbo Baggins’ home, just as you’ve seen in the movie, has a mossy roof as it’s built into a hillside. The exterior is decorated with some impish ornaments and a bunch of pretty flowers are placed on the stairs that lead to the front door – a perfectly round green door with a yellow brass knob placed right in the middle.The real Hobbit house in Hobbiton, New Zealand. Image credit: Tom Hall via Flickr, CC 2.0Just above the house there’s an old huge tree overlooking Bag End that comes with its own interesting story.The old tree is the only artificial tree in the Hobbiton movie set and it was carefully crafted out of steel and silicon, with its leaves being attached to the branches one by one.Do people actually live in the hobbit houses?While many Tolkien fans have created their own life-size replicas of Bilbo Baggins’

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My Abandonware > Action > The Hobbit Description of The Hobbit Read Full DescriptionOnce upon a time, there was a game publisher who was king of adventure games. With series like Roberta Williams' King's Quest, Sierra could do no wrong; it seemed like they could take any story, throw 'Quest' in the title and have a hit. Culinary Quest! Meter Maid Quest! Well, actually this time it's Hobbit Quest, as Sierra returns to their adventure game roots with the original Middle-Earth tale. The story of Bilbo Baggins' journey from his hobbit-hole to the Lonely Mountain is faithfully told, though there's not much new for the experienced gamer.The Hobbit couldn't be more different from the current crop of Lord Of The Rings titles. The novel is written towards a younger audience, and the work of Inevitable Studios has preserved that tone. The visual style will be familiar to anyone who's seen the old animated film; characters have huge eyes and bigger eyebrows, and the story is explained through succinct but hardly complex cutscenes. The graphics engine isn't stunning, but uses bold colors and chunky designs to model its own version of Middle-Earth. A few little framerate drops aside, the look meshes well with Bilbo's adventure.The Hobbit gets off to a bit of a slow start - it does begin in the languid Shire, after all. But before long there's plenty of danger and combat to keep your hairy little feet moving. Each level is fairly linear -- what else are you going to do with a classic story? -- and broken into areas that are keyed around major events in the book, pretty much everything you'd expect to find is here. Trolls, spiders, Gollum, Smaug, and of course the Ring of Power.That little bauble will render the wearer invisible... or at. The Shire - unlike any kingdom in Middle earth - didn’t have a King, instead they have a Baggins. This is a story of Bilbo Baggins, the 31st Baggins of the Shire who got swept

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It from the Dragon Smaug.Gandalf and the HobbitsThe Hobbits first appeared in the records of Men and Elves shortly after the arrival of the Wizards, but of all the Wise, Gandalf was the only one to pay them great heed. After the foundation of the Shire, he would visit periodically and was responsible for '...quiet lads and lasses going off into the Blue for mad adventures' (The Hobbit, Chapter 1, An Unexpected Party). Given this description, we are forced to wonder whether he had a hand in the exploits of Hildifons and Isengar Took, both of whom are recorded as having become involved in adventures of this kind.Of all the Hobbit families, Gandalf seems to have been most closely associated with the Tooks; he was a close friend of Gerontius, the Old Took (Frodo Baggins' great-grandfather), and was said to have given him a gift of magical diamond studs, which fastened and unfastened on command. After Gerontius' death in III 2920, Gandalf was not seen in the Shire for more than twenty years, until he returned with Thorin and the Dwarves to involve Bilbo Baggins in the Quest of Erebor. Gandalf’s AppearanceLike all the Wizards, Gandalf had the appearance of an old man, who grew old slowly with the passage of the centuries. His hair was white, and his long white beard grew down below his waist. His eyebrows were particularly noticeable; they were so long and bushy that they stuck out from beneath the rim of his hat.He dressed in a long grey cloak, which is perhaps the origin of his title 'The Grey'. He is also described as wearing a tall shady-brimmed pointed blue hat, a silver scarf, and long black boots. He carried at all times a spiked staff.The Magic of GandalfTolkien at no point defines what

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A single thought: the One Ring, which he needed above all else to restore his full might. To that end, he deployed numerous spies across Middle-earth to search for it but the closest he ever came was the capture of a Stoor Hobbit, the creature Gollum who had been discovered sneaking about the borders of Mordor and who contained traces of the One Ring's power. Sauron savagely tortured and interrogated the Stoor relentlessly for weeks, receiving only inane babble in return until finally Gollum blurted out two ungarbled words; 'Shire' and 'Baggins'. Seizing on this, Sauron released the Stoor under the belief that he might of later use and deployed the Nazgûl to the Shire to track down the One Ring. He was foiled once more however by the machinations of the wizard Gandalf and the One Ring remained lost to him.Frustrated but undeterred, Sauron continued to rebuild. His Orc armies continued to grow in Mordor whilst he simultaneously forged alliances with the Easterlings in the east, the Haradrim and Variags in the south, the Corsairs of Umbar at the coast and the Dunlendings in Rohan through his thrall Saruman. Having tracked the Ring to the Elven sanctuary of Rivendell in October, TA 3018, Sauron concluded that his enemies now had possession of the Ring and prepared to launch his war to recover it and destroy all those that opposed him. Armies of Easterlings from Khand and beyond the Sea of Rhûn reinforced Mordor, joined by men from Harad. Orcs, trolls, and other foul beasts were multiplying while Sauron's servants were searching the Anduin for the One Ring. Meanwhile, Saruman's use of a palantír caught the Dark Lord's notice and he used the Ithil-stone to ensnare him, turning him into a useful, yet not wholly trustworthy, minion. Saruman betrayed the White Council but kept this betrayal hidden for the time being,First movesOn June 20 TA 3018 Sauron launched an assault on Osgiliath with the dual purpose of testing the defences of Gondor and allowing the Nazgûl passage of the Anduin river to hunt for the One Ring. The attack overran. The Shire - unlike any kingdom in Middle earth - didn’t have a King, instead they have a Baggins. This is a story of Bilbo Baggins, the 31st Baggins of the Shire who got swept Chubb-Baggins: A collateral branch of the Baggins family of Shire-folk. Clayhanger: This family of Shire hobbits is mentioned only in one of Tolkien's letters. Cotton: Shire hobbits found