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Why does bilbo say that victory is a gloomy business​

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Bilbo says that victory is a gloomy business because he understands the consequences and aftermath of war.

Step-by-step explanation:

In The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, Bilbo says that victory is a gloomy business because he understands the consequences and aftermath of war. He believes that a victory obtained through force and humiliation would not lead to a lasting peace. Instead, Bilbo believes that true peace can only be achieved through equality and a common benefit for all parties involved.

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Answer:There was so much sorrow in the air and there it seemed like victory has been won but he wonders why there is no sound of excitement why is there no noise and why does it seemed to depressed is it that victory has been won or that something has been lost that everyone will not talk about.(this is only a guess)

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