Would I be happy to be "only quite a little fellow in a wide world after all?" I am torn about the subject. There are two sides of me, one of them prefers to be at my house and the other adventuring out into the unknown. No, I wouldn't like to be "only quite a little fellow in a wide world after all." But then again, I would be comfortable staying in the exact same city, state, and country I live in now. Though, it seems a little boring, if you think about it, we all have a little Bilbo Baggins in us. Some of us, never leave the city, state, or country that we live in.
What if a wizard showed up at my door and asked me to go be adventurous? One side of me would have to sleep on it and think what I am putting myself into, but the other side of me would do it without thinking. As for Bilbo, he was very comfortable staying in his little hobbit-hole being left alone, unadventurous. Though we all like a little thrill in our lives at times, some would rather sit out of the adventure.
From time to time my wild side comes out. I like to go and explore, taking no precautions. Though, that little Bilbo Baggins is in us, a few of us would like to put it in a little box in a corner and forget about it. Some people would like everyday to be as different as the next. Ultimately, I would rather remain open minded to the statement, "only quite a little fellow in a wide world after all."
What if a wizard showed up at my door and asked me to go be adventurous? One side of me would have to sleep on it and think what I am putting myself into, but the other side of me would do it without thinking. As for Bilbo, he was very comfortable staying in his little hobbit-hole being left alone, unadventurous. Though we all like a little thrill in our lives at times, some would rather sit out of the adventure.
From time to time my wild side comes out. I like to go and explore, taking no precautions. Though, that little Bilbo Baggins is in us, a few of us would like to put it in a little box in a corner and forget about it. Some people would like everyday to be as different as the next. Ultimately, I would rather remain open minded to the statement, "only quite a little fellow in a wide world after all."
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