In one book he appears in, this character recites the rhyme "Attercop, attercop, won't you stop, stop your spinning and look for me?" while hiding from giant spiders. This character conceals the Arkenstone from its rightful owner, and manages to steal a golden (*) cup from a hoard of treasure. This figure acquires the sword Sting from some trolls and asks another character the riddle "What have I got in my pocket?" He later has an eleventy-first birthday party before leaving the Shire and entrusting a certain object to his nephew, who quests to Mount Doom to destroy it. For 10 points, identify
In one book he appears in, this character recites the rhyme "Attercop, attercop, won't you stop, stop your spinning and look for me?" while hiding from giant spiders. This character conceals the Arkenstone from its rightful owner, and manages to steal a golden (*) cup from a hoard of treasure. This figure acquires the sword Sting from some trolls and asks another character the riddle "What have I got in my pocket?" He later has an eleventy-first birthday party before leaving the Shire and entrusting a certain object to his nephew, who quests to Mount Doom to destroy it. For 10 points, identify this protagonist of The Hobbit and uncle of Frodo.
In one book he appears in, this character recites the rhyme "Attercop, attercop, won't you stop, stop your spinning and look for me?" while hiding from giant spiders.
{Bilbo} Baggins [prompt on {Baggins}; do not accept Frodo Baggins]