The Master of Lake-town isn't sorry to see the dwarves leave because he is primarily concerned with his own interests and the prosperity of the town. He views the dwarves as a means to an end, having benefited from their visit through trade and economic gain. With the dwarves heading to reclaim their treasure, he is more focused on the potential profits that could come from their success rather than any emotional attachment to them. Ultimately, his priorities lie in securing his own power and influence rather than fostering friendships.
Sorry no there isnt. Sorry no there isnt.
Isnt you
Smurfette isnt..... and i dont know... its like the 7 Dwarves
Because he had no interest in silver and gold, and that is what all of their stories are about.
Sorry but there isnt a 11 year old boy Thats a singer sorry but there isnt
THERE ISNT ANY:( SORRY
Sorry but no there isnt.
There isnt one, sorry!
no there isnt sorry
I'm sorry, but no YES, She isnt
i am sorry but no she isnt.
Sorry if this isnt helpfull but it isnt acctually know how many animals died. their is no way of know exactly how many because it isnt know how many animals live in australia or victoria. Sorry