~Different mind sets, types of people, and coloring all symbolize and have great influence on folklore of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit. Folklore are tales that are carried on and passed down throughout the generations of many civilizations. Landrum. Many things contribute to the art of creating these stories, but human beings are dealt two of the greatest tools for this: an imagination and the need to teach vital life lessons. Different mind sets, types of people, and coloring all symbolize and have great influence on folklore. In J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, Bilbo is content in his hobbit-hole. Took, Bilbo's mother's...
of this red tinge was from that of Smaug. Coloring is one of the greatest keys in forming a folktale.

Mind set, people and color all greatly display a different sense of a tale every time told. The art of creating folktales is very exhilarating, for every time a tale is told the ending is unpredictable. Neves. Every time a tale is told, a piece of an individual's personality has been added to the story's character. This, therefore, assures the story will never remain the same. A folktale reveals history and lessons with every twist and turn of events.