Nori

Nori is a thief and a protagonist in The Hobbit.

An Unexpected Journey
Nori falls on Bilbo's mat as well as the other last of the dwarves. He is possibly seen stealing some of Bilbo's possessions. In Rivendell, Nori is seen stealing a salt shaker without everyone seeing. He also detests the harpists' singing. It shows that he hates the elves all together and demands better entertainment. After they were captured by goblins, Nori sees Bilbo slip away. After their possessions are stolen, Nori makes an ashamed look as well as Dori growling at his brother, calling them "a couple of keepsakes.

Personality
Nori appears to be a sneaky, and secretive Dwarf. He can have a habit of stealing things. Nori is said to have a hobbit-like attitude towards meals. There was also proof that Nor is also a trouble maker, getting in trouble with most dwarven authorities. He is greatly smart and also sneaky.

Appearance
Nori has red-brownish hair with many braids and brown eyes. He sports a distinct triple mohawk hairstyle and the same thing goes for his beard. He also wears hood and cloak in a shade of purple. Nori also has furs and leather coat. He has braces or gauntlets on and wears tan fur boots. He also has multiple dwarven vests, which are mostly grey and chainmail underneath.

Powers and Abilities

 * Thieving skills: Nori is an expert thief, and is also quickwitted at his job. He is almost stalthy, and makes sure no one is seeing him do it. Notably, he stoles a candle handler and other objects from the elves in Rivendell in the first Hobbit film.
 * Nori is also good at fighting like any other dwarf is.
 * Intelligence: Nori has extreme intelligence.

Name
The meaning of the name Nori is "Belief". Japanese name Nori is of Japanese origin, meaning "belief". It also translates to "Sea weed".

Brothers
Nori hardly gets along with his older brother, but might get a better relationship with Ori instead. Nori is worshiped by Ori, which makes Dori even more concerned that Nori may corrupt their younger brother because of his young impressionable age. . He might also fuss over Nori and is overprotective over him. This might irritate Nori. Despite the fact the brothers don't get along together, they still love and protect one another.

Bilbo Baggins.
Not only are they friends, but Nori and Bilbo seem to have gotten along with each other. At first Bilbo dislikes Nori and the other dwarves, but then soon comes to accept them as his friends. He also knows Nori well enough at the end of the film when he tells him not to steal from him as he will know it was Nori who stole from him.