Next, they accompanied Thorin and Bilbo to the bridge into Esgaroth while the others recovered. The two brothers helped Thorin and Bilbo locate and free the other Dwarves. Īt the opening of the barrels after the escape from the halls of the Elvenking, Kíli and Fíli came out smiling since they were young and had but few bruises. Kíli came to his aid first, followed by Óin and Glóin, before the boat came loose (after its painter snapped).

When Bilbo spied the boat on the far side of the Enchanted River, Fíli managed to snag it with a hook on a rope but could not pull it across. The next day, when the company arrived at Beorn's hall, Kíli and Fíli were again together as the fourth pair of Dwarves to appear during Gandalf's story. When the company rushed up into trees to escape the wargs Kíli and Fíli scrambled to the top of a tall larch. After Gandalf had rescued the company and was counting the members he found Kíli and Fíli, as usual, paired together.

They found a small dry cave which was perfect for the company (until the Goblins arrived). Up in the Misty Mountains during the thunder-battle the two brothers, being the youngest Dwarves with the keenest eyes, were sent ahead to look for shelter. Įarly on the night when the company encountered the trolls one of the ponies became frightened and bolted into the river Kíli and Fíli nearly drowned getting the beast out of the water. After supper, when the Dwarves made music, Kíli and Fíli played small fiddles that they had brought in bags. When Bilbo first met Kíli and Fíli (in the third group of Dwarves to arrive at Bag End) they wore blue hoods. As Thorin's sister-sons, they accompanied their uncle when he set out to challenge the dragon Smaug.

Before the quest to Erebor, Fíli and Kíli probably lived in the Blue Mountains where their uncle resided after the disappearance of Thráin II.

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