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CC is pretty good, apart from the false prophets and false teachings and trolls. 
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Well, actually it seems both the ignore and the rep button is gone
Oh well *makes a fort and digs a pit around it, fills it with troll- eating goldfish*
Oh well *makes a fort and digs a pit around it, fills it with troll- eating goldfish*
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Yeah, I saw that movie too, last spring. For the first (and only) Norwegian movie I've ever seen, it was quite entertaining. The most unique part of the movie was that the trolls could "smell the blood of Christians" (although at no point does the movie explain how they can do that or its significance to the plot). Good special effects too!!!
[video=youtube;TLEo7H9tqSM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLEo7H9tqSM[/video]
[video=youtube;TLEo7H9tqSM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLEo7H9tqSM[/video]
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Originally the rhyme, "Fi fi foe fum, I smell the blood of an English man" was "Fi fi foe fum, I smell the blood of a Christian man" and was changed for controversial reasons. It's part of old Norwegian lore, something to do with the trolls being worshiped by the people in pagan times and then forgotten about when many turned to Christ. Naturally, they were peeved and had to go into hiding, otherwise they would've all been killed.
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In most Norwegian folklore, the trolls will state that they "smell the blood of a Christian", it's never explained here either, nor does the main characters normally say or do anything that suggests they are Christians I think that the fairytale version of it is just a lack of something better to say.
I've actually never heard of trolls being worshiped, they tend to be portrayed much like giants in your folklore, large and dangerous, but stupid
I think that the fairytale version of it is just a lack of something better to say. I've actually never heard of trolls being worshiped, they tend to be portrayed much like giants in your folklore, large and dangerous, but stupid
