Explain the ways Bilbo has changed from the start of chapter 1 to the end of chapter 6. Then predict the ways in which he will change by the end of the book (chapter 6).

Initially, Bilbo was very quiet and shy, living the same life everyday. At the beginning of the adventure, Bilbo was a little scared and did not believe in himself. For example, when his pony runs away he does not have faith. After a while Bilbo tried something new and was not afraid to endanger himself. At this time he not only did not want to go home, but helped his new friend get their gold medal. At the end of the book, Bilbo wishes to continue more adventure. He will be proud of his achievement, and if he is at home this will not happen.

Overall, Bilbo has changed significantly at The Hobbit. He goes round, dynamic, hero and hero from airplane, static, hero and hero. He changed everything in the book, but the most important five chapters are chapter 2, chapter 5, chapter 8, chapter 9 and chapter 12. Bilbo used to be a very peaceful hobby. Now he is a brave adventurer of the adventure of the hobbit. Therefore, Bilbo Baggins at the end of the story is a modified hobbit. - From the beginning of the era, humanity has been plagued by the evil that exists in the world. From the first murder of Cain to the opening of Pandora's box, the concept of evil has penetrated world society and culture. But in a dark world, we are not alone. In places where evil lives, the power of good always exists to keep balance. In today's Western world, we think this widely accepted belief is natural.

James Guts of North Dakota reinvented himself as Long Island's Jay Gatsby, but we did not know this until Chapter 6. Likewise, Gatsby first appeared at the end of Chapter 1, but could not be seen until the middle of Chapter 3. Tom Buchanan's question about who is Gatsby was asked in Chapter 6, and the story of Nick Callaway is about to answer it. But there are lots of other answers. Every kind of people think he is a smugglers (alcohol ban is an illegal smugglers if most of the US is banned), German spies, once the emperor first killed German Army Marshal in World War II); more I believe it is Oxford who served in the US Army in this war.

When checking the Burgess type print, he is always uncertain how the novel should end. At the end of Chapter 3, Chapter 6, he wrote as follows. "We are going to end here, then there are arbitrary conclusions." The last chapter of the book is salvation. The second chapter from the end of his own violence was used to end the film of the American version of this book and Kubrick and apparently returned to his criminal life. The creativity of the language of Burgess was disgusted and confused by his violence, but quickly became an underground hit and was adapted to his factory film Vinyl (1965) by Andy Warhol. The second movie adapted by Li Kubrick has been broadcasted to viewers all over the world, but it has been around for more than half a century, but it is still an important cultural work.