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Bag End is Bilbo Baggins' home in The Hobbit trilogy.

History[]

Before Quest of Erebor[]

Before Bilbo's birth Bungo marries a wealthy hobbit woman, and his love, Belladonna Took, who is also one of the "miraculous" children of the Old Took. While pregnant with their son, Bungo builds Bag End with his bare hands.

Bilbo grows up into a fine hobbit man, but often conflicts himself between his father's side and his mother's side in him.

During Quest of Erebor[]

After Quest of Erebor[]

Sixty years later, Bilbo lives in Bag End with his nephew, Frodo Baggins. One day, Bilbo reminiscents back to when he was young and begins to write in the Red Book of Westmarch. Frodo one morning looks to see his uncle writing down in the story book while handing him the party invitation responses. As Frodo attempts to read the book, Bilbo quickly closes it and that it is not ready for reading. After questioning what the letters are, Frodo responds that they are letter responses to Bilbo's 111th birthday party. Happily remembering it was today, Frodo reminds him that the Sackville-Bagginses would rather they ask him in person; something of which Bilbo is not happy about. He begins hiding all of the golden treasures on account of what happened when Lobelia Sackville-Baggins tried to stuff her pockets with Bilbo's silver spoons. Frodo tells Bilbo that the other hobbits find him "odd" and "unsociable". However, Bilbo dismisses the idea and asks a suspicious Frodo to put a sign that reads, "No admittance, except on party business."

Inhabitants[]

Visitors[]

  • Balin
  • Bifur
  • Bofur
  • Bombur
  • Dori
  • Dwalin
  • Fíli
  • Gandalf
  • Glóin
  • Kíli
  • Nori
  • Óin
  • Ori
  • Thorin Oakenshield

Trivia[]

On-screen notes[]

  • When an older Bilbo is seen outside, he is wearing a red vest that corresponds to the red flowers seen out side of Erebor. When Bilbo is young again, he is seen wearing a yellow waistcoat and their are yellow flowers that correspond to younger Bilbos' costume.

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