B, The narrator controls what information your reader receives about events in the story and what the characters are thinking.
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Answer:
Correctly believing that the dwarves had received assistance from the men of Lake-town in entering the Lonely Mountain, Smaug left the mountain to wreak destruction upon Lake-town, nearly destroying it before being slain by Bard the Bowman.
Explanation:
The images in this poem convey the author's sadness and longing for his home country because they are rich, colorful, and he describes them with heightened reverence. He even uses the religious image of "mystical skies<span> In benediction over nun-like hills" (meaning it feels like the skies are praying over the hills that look line nuns) to show how much he respects his home land. </span>
