Once upon a time, there lived a humble hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. His life was filled with pleasantries in the calm Shire. However, his mundane existence was unexpectedly changed when he was chosen to undertake a perilous adventure with thirteen dwarves. Their goal: to retrieve the lost treasure from the monster Smaug. Bilbo's voyage took him far

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