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B Despite the danger and difficulties, the dwarves set out on their quest is to recover the hoard, based on their sense of honor.
Which of the following is an example of the effect that dwarvish culture has on the story?
The correct answer is B. Despite the danger and difficulties, the dwarves set out on their quest is to recover the hoard, based on their sense of honor.
- It is quite known in the story, that dwarves have a great sense of honor. They set out in their quest precisely to regain honor. They are honorable but they feel that without the hoard, that honor is incomplete. Finding that belonging that is hidden away will restore their dignity and will recover the past that has been lost. That is why Thorin and Gandalf set out a plan to get to the Lonely Mountain. It is the very Quest of Erebor that can teach us about how the dwarfish culture has an effect on the story.