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The '''Front Porch''' was the name that the [[Goblins|goblins]] of [[Goblin-town]] gave to a cave that opened onto the [[High Pass]] in the [[Misty Mountains]]. It was marked by a large rock standing in the path, behind which was a low arch and narrow opening into the mountain. The cave was just large enough to accommodate [[Thorin | The '''Front Porch''' was the name that the [[Goblins|goblins]] of [[Goblin-town]] gave to a cave that opened onto the [[High Pass]] in the [[Misty Mountains]]. It was marked by a large rock standing in the path, behind which was a low arch and narrow opening into the mountain. The cave was just large enough to accommodate [[Thorin]], the other dwarves, [[Bilbo Baggins]], [[Gandalf]], and all their ponies during the thunder-battle in the mountains.<ref name="hill">{{H|Hill}}</ref> | ||
[[Fili]] and [[Kili]] discovered the cave and reported it empty. Upon entry, [[Gandalf]] lit his wand and explored it thoroughly. Satisfied, the company dried out and relaxed before falling asleep. Fortunately, Bilbo had a nightmare about a crack opening in the wall of the cave and upon waking found that his dream was partially true. Goblins had already stolen the ponies through a real crack in the wall when Bilbo let out a very loud yell. The goblins then captured Bilbo and the Dwarves, but the yell had woken up Gandalf, who escaped with a lightening-like flash that killed several of the goblins.<ref name="hill"/> | [[Fili]] and [[Kili]] discovered the cave and reported it empty. Upon entry, [[Gandalf]] lit his wand and explored it thoroughly. Satisfied, the company dried out and relaxed before falling asleep. Fortunately, Bilbo had a nightmare about a crack opening in the wall of the cave and upon waking found that his dream was partially true. Goblins had already stolen the ponies through a real crack in the wall when Bilbo let out a very loud yell. The goblins then captured Bilbo and the Dwarves, but the yell had woken up Gandalf, who escaped with a lightening-like flash that killed several of the goblins.<ref name="hill"/> | ||
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Revision as of 00:13, 5 August 2011
The Front Porch was the name that the goblins of Goblin-town gave to a cave that opened onto the High Pass in the Misty Mountains. It was marked by a large rock standing in the path, behind which was a low arch and narrow opening into the mountain. The cave was just large enough to accommodate Thorin, the other dwarves, Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf, and all their ponies during the thunder-battle in the mountains.[1]
Fili and Kili discovered the cave and reported it empty. Upon entry, Gandalf lit his wand and explored it thoroughly. Satisfied, the company dried out and relaxed before falling asleep. Fortunately, Bilbo had a nightmare about a crack opening in the wall of the cave and upon waking found that his dream was partially true. Goblins had already stolen the ponies through a real crack in the wall when Bilbo let out a very loud yell. The goblins then captured Bilbo and the Dwarves, but the yell had woken up Gandalf, who escaped with a lightening-like flash that killed several of the goblins.[1]
