“The Hobbit”
Tolkien’s work teaches about friendship, mutual aid, and courage. It emphasizes the importance of believing in oneself and not fearing life’s challenges, especially when a reliable friend stands by your side. The story of the hobbit is an example of how “the small of the world” can shape its destiny. Alongside the challenges of moral growth, the trilogy raises the question of the significance of even the most insignificant and unnoticed individual for the development of society as a whole, highlighting the value of every human life.
