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HOBBIT HELP How does Gollum react to losing his “birthday present”? What does this imply about his relationship with it? Point to specific evidence from the text to support your response. do not make super
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How does Gollum react to losing his “birthday present”? What does this imply about his relationship with it? Point to specific evidence from the text to support your response.


do not make super long, or to short please. also please remember to cite evidence from the text

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Gollum does not react to losing his birthday present very pleasantly, considering that he turns around and rushes back to Bilbo with the intention of murdering him. It was important to him because it helped him kill goblins and eat easier. (!!*quote evidence that supports this*!!)
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