Who is your favorite hobbit?

(well Hobbit would be more correct)I mean he's got something that is so cool that I cant understand it,I mean under the simple brown face lies a courage,loalty and a goodness that is'nt there when you firstmeet him but you kinda know it is,also he has got some type of fire(telling a wizard "there aint no eaves at Bag end and thats a fact"takes guts I mean he could've been fried -or worse turned into a toad-and throwing an apple at a full grown man who had the reputation of being nasty took an apple and a bold personality),next would be Pippin.Ta Da,funny and when he out thinks Grishnak well that was unexpected I mean during the whole trip he was either throwing something down a well or arguing with a wizard or something like that but then boom he suprises you with "He wants the Ring".It's pretty cool.
Sam da man(or Hobbit)

Well my favorite hobbit would have to be Pippin. There's just something about stabing a nazgul that makes a hobbit seem 6 feet tall.

Pippin is awesome.

Er, that was Merry. But Pippin's cool too!

ahhh! i always am get them mixed up. it's been about 8 mounths since i read. that book, but i'm almost there again.
but any ways pippin still rocks.

bilbo, he started it all with finding the ring, even if it was luck he did what no1 else had been able to do for so long.

'he was meant to find the Ring ... and not by its maker.'

But Bilbo also gave the ring up of his own free will, something nobody eles had ever done before or after. Howerver my favorite hobbit is still Pipin, it takes a lot of nerve to bug a short tempered wizard non stop through a whole war.

"The road goes ever on and on down from the door where it began."

um... I don't think that as intentional... but still. I love that line when they're outside Moria, trying to get in...

"What are you going to do then?" asked Pippin, undaunted by the wizard's bristling brows.
"Knock on the doors with your head, Peregrin Took," said Gandalf, "But if that does not shatter them, and I am allowed a little peace from foolish questions, I will seek for the opening words."

Yes, that is part of what I'm talking about but Pippin (and Merry also but not quite as much) also hounded Gandalf for information despite all threats.

"The road goes ever on and on down from the door were it began."

Pippin, I am thinking it was who took the Palantiri and looked into it. That took.....er...um.....guts!

All Hobbits considered, my favorite would have to be, Sam. I just love the guy. He saved Frodo's but over and over again in Mordor, but he even saved Frodo's hide before thay ever left the shire. Rallying behind Frodo's back, getting a plan together to keep him from goin off alone. Seems to me that Sam deserves as much credit as Frodo, even if he wasn't a full time ring bearer.

Elenna ~ Lady of the Stars

I can't agree about Pippin. Guts? He didn't have any idea about the danger, he was obsessed, he had to look into it. In doing so he probably saved Gandalf and hence so much more, but I doubt there were any guts involved. If he had known the danger, looking into it could have been a few different things, guts perhaps, but if not still because he was drawn towards it, then surely stupidity would play a large role? Stupidity, or pride, or both. Well, he was foolish any way you look at it ... but not brave, I think.

The act of using the Palantir was still very important, as I said, Gandalf looking into it would have been alot worse.

Yeah, your right. Sorry, my silly mistake, or rather Pippin's silly mistake. Definetly not guts, but he did save dear old Gandalf alot of trouble.


Elenna ~ Lady of the Stars

I found Sam to be rather annoying, always talking to himself.

SAM has guts.... (huge ones)

I don't care, he's still annoying.

No he's nut (:lol: ... I'm so funny... )

Yeah Shanamir! Sam has got guts, and I am nuts!

Elenna ~ Lady of the Stars

Sam is not annoying!

no he's not (nut) refering to cojones, balls, guts, testicles...