In J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit," the trolls were fooled by the cleverness of Bilbo and the dwarves, who took advantage of the trolls' foolishness and lack of intelligence. The trolls were tricked into arguing among themselves about how to cook the dwarves, ultimately delaying their decision until dawn. As the first light of day broke, the trolls were turned to stone, a fate that befell them due to their exposure to sunlight, which revealed their true nature. This clever ruse showcases the theme of wit triumphing over brute strength.
Well trolls are creatures that can be found to live on both land and sea. But the place they are living in has to have shade in it, the reason why they need shade is because they need something to protect them from the sun. the sun or any big light will turn the troll into stone and remain as such for life! There are also other types of trolls like baure's troll.
Trolls are often depicted in folklore as creatures that avoid sunlight because exposure to it can be harmful or fatal to them. In many stories, sunlight turns trolls to stone or greatly weakens them, making it a crucial factor in their behavior. This characteristic serves to enhance the mythical nature of trolls, emphasizing their connection to darkness and the underground. As a result, they tend to dwell in caves or other shadowy places, emerging only at night.
Perseus did this. He was flying by with his winged sandals and he saw Atlas holding up the sky. He felt sorry for Atlas and turned him into stone with Medusa's head. This is supposedly how Mount Atlas came about.
yes but a whole year they are turned into stone
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They turn to stone when the are exposed in the sun
The trolls turn into stone. They were arguing and forgot that the sun was coming up soon.
Gandalf did, he tricked the trolls into talking until the sun came out and then they turned to stone. :)
All three trolls are turned to stone by the first light of the sun.
There are many diffrent answers, it depends on what story it is, but the most popular answer is that they turn to stone forever.
Evidently it fell out of the pocket of one of the trolls. Which was fortunate as it would have turned to stone with the troll. The tiny key allowed them to get the swords and gold and silver out of the cave.
the trolls capture all the dwarves but not Bilbo b/c he his smaller so he hides then the trolls argue about what to do w/ the dwarves and how to eat them then gandalf (who had left them a while ago) comes back and imitates the troll to keep them arguing until morning and they get turned to stone
Bilbo's sharp eyes spot the tiny key. It had evidently fallen out of the pocket of one of the trolls. Otherwise, it would have been turned to stone like their clothes.
The morning sunlight is what caused them to turn to stone.
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The trolls were going to eat the dwarves. They were arguing over the best way to fix them, egged on by Gandalf, when the sun caught them and turned them to stone.
By imitating the voices of the trolls, Gandalf managed to make the trolls fight among themselves. This went on so long until the sunlight surprised the trolls; converting them into stone. The trolls were supposed to seek refuge in some cave or something, before sunrise.By imitating the voices of the trolls, Gandalf managed to make the trolls fight among themselves. This went on so long until the sunlight surprised the trolls; converting them into stone. The trolls were supposed to seek refuge in some cave or something, before sunrise.By imitating the voices of the trolls, Gandalf managed to make the trolls fight among themselves. This went on so long until the sunlight surprised the trolls; converting them into stone. The trolls were supposed to seek refuge in some cave or something, before sunrise.By imitating the voices of the trolls, Gandalf managed to make the trolls fight among themselves. This went on so long until the sunlight surprised the trolls; converting them into stone. The trolls were supposed to seek refuge in some cave or something, before sunrise.