Thorin's Company of Dwarves AFTER The Hobbit | Tolkien Explained
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A group of dwarves and a hobbit, led by Thorin, go on a dangerous quest to reclaim their homeland and treasure from the dragon Smaug. After Thorin's death, his cousin Dain Ironfoot becomes king, while other members of the company meet various fates, including Balin's tragic end in Moria.
Insights
- Thorin's death marks a pivotal moment in the narrative, showcasing themes of regret and gratitude as he expresses his feelings towards Bilbo, highlighting the depth of their relationship and the emotional impact of loss.
- The aftermath of Thorin's demise reveals a complex web of consequences, with new leadership dynamics emerging as Dain Ironfoot inherits the kingship and subsequent events like Balin's ill-fated expedition to Khazad-dum unfold, illustrating the intricate and interconnected nature of the characters' fates.
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Who leads the expedition to reclaim Khazad-dum?
Balin
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