Proud dwarf king seeking to reclaim his ancestral home, the Lonely Mountain, from Smaug.
The rising dark power threatens the broader world surrounding Thorin's quest.
Gandalf links the Necromancer's presence at Dol Guldur to a wider return of darkness while Thorin advances toward the Lonely Mountain.
Elrond provides information needed to enter the Lonely Mountain.
Elrond reveals the hidden indication of a secret door on Thorin's map in Rivendell.
Saruman attempts to obstruct Thorin's expedition indirectly.
Saruman expresses concern about the Dwarves' quest and asks Gandalf to end it.
The Goblin ruler directly obstructs Thorin's escape.
The Great Goblin captures Thorin and the Dwarves, announces the bounty on Thorin, and is later killed by Gandalf.
Dori is a member of Thorin's traveling company.
Dori is listed among the Dwarves accompanying Thorin on the expedition.
Bombur travels under Thorin's leadership.
Bombur is named as one of the Dwarves in Thorin's company.
Bifur is part of the group committed to Thorin's quest.
Bifur is listed among the Dwarves who travel with Thorin's company.
Nori follows Thorin as part of the reclaiming expedition.
Nori is named as one of the Dwarves in Thorin's company.
Oin is a loyal company member under Thorin's leadership.
Oin is listed among the Dwarves accompanying Thorin on the journey.
Ori participates in the expedition under Thorin's command.
Ori is listed as a member of Thorin's company and travels with the quest.
Bofur is one of Thorin's committed followers in the expedition.
Bofur is listed among the Dwarves who join Thorin's expedition.
Dwalin follows Thorin's leadership and protects the company.
Dwalin travels as a fiercely loyal member of Thorin's company during the quest.
Balin serves as an experienced counselor within Thorin's group.
The plot identifies Balin as part of Thorin's company and the character profile describes him as Thorin's trusted advisor.
Gandalf supports Thorin's mission while also managing the larger threat.
Gandalf helps organize Thorin's quest, guides the company, and secretly arranges for the Dwarves to continue without him.
Their relationship develops from mistrust into mutual respect.
Bilbo joins Thorin's company and later saves Thorin during the confrontation with Azog's forces.
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