PLOT HOLE

so how did biblo have enough space, chairs, cutlery, plates, food for a dozen people in his hole?
he lived alone and never had any visitors normally

Attached: HErchkE.jpg (3000x1992, 788.07K)

He owned the equivalent of a manor.

Bag End is actually really large. I believe it has 12+ rooms.

Bilbo inherited it from his family who were probably not shut ins & he is shown to be a hoarder.

>poorfags cant feed 12 people for one meal
How embarassing

the point is he lived alone and never had guests for meals, so how did he even have so much food given no modern refrigeration or sealing or canning
Realistically he would have fresh food for one person for 2-3 days plus some dried meats and the like

>hobits eat alot!
Sure, for their size, but you can't tell me a hobit eats as much as 13 much larger dwarves and a 6'0 man

Because the book was literally written as a bedtime story for 5 year olds and the scenario sounded goofy and funny.

Attached: EItJMl3XUAEL6M4.jpg (828x789, 57.42K)

hobbits love visitors

this is all explained in the tax policy

>never had any visitors normally
dumb speed reader

before he grooms his young nephews something like 50 years later, who is he friends with and regularly visits him?