Roac says, "The treasure is likely to be your death, though the dragon is no more!" pg. 269 Do you think this could be foreshadowing Thorin's death? Why would this lead to Thorin's death?
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Roac says, "The treasure is likely to be your death, though the dragon is no more!" pg. 269 Do you think this could be foreshadowing Thorin's death? Why would this lead to Thorin's death?
Niceee! And I believe it has something to do with what Bilbo says on page 272. "Dain, may I tell you, is now less than two days' march off, and has at least five hundred grim dwarves with him--a good many of them have had experience in the dreadful dwarf and goblin wars..."
I think Dain might be the result of his own cousin's death.
Why would this lead to Thorin's death?
