- For the score track, see The Trolls.
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The trolls are a group of creatures who reside in the Valley of the Living Rock.
History
When Agdar arrived at the Valley of the Living Rock with his family and called for help, the trolls greeted their visitors, surprised to find it was the royal family. Amidst the chattering, Pabbie emerged from the throng and tended to an unconscious and injured Anna, using his magic to heal her and alter her memories of Elsa's magic. Afterwards, the trolls watched as Pabbie created a display of lights to warn Elsa of the danger in her abilities.
That same night, Bulda encountered an eight-year-old[1] Kristoff and his reindeer, Sven, and decided to adopt the pair. Over the years, the trolls grew close to Kristoff and tried unsuccessfully to find him a partner.[2]
Thirteen years later, the trolls enthusiastically greeted Kristoff after he returned to the valley. They were pleased to see he had brought Anna and tried to set the pair up. However, they were shocked when Anna collapsed during the wedding ceremony and listened with concern as Pabbie arrived to deliver his prognosis. After the elderly troll revealed that "only an act of true love" could thaw a frozen heart, Bulda suggested that a "true love's kiss" could save Anna. The trolls then watched as Kristoff and his companions, armed with this information, departed for Arendelle.
Abilities
The trolls have the ability to curl into balls, taking on the appearance of rocks. In this form, they can roll about for transportation. However, this transformation is not entirely voluntary, as the rising sun compels the trolls to turn to stone.[3] The trolls also carry crystals that channel the aurora borealis.[4]
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References
- ↑ Lee, Jennifer (September 23, 2013). "Frozen Final Shooting Draft", page 1.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Frozen: The Essential Guide, page 51.
- ↑ Frozen: The Essential Guide, page 50.
- ↑ The Art of Frozen, page 114.