Character Development in Troll Bridge

The malformed fairy tale, Troll Bridge, is non an ordinary fairy tale. Whereas, the regular fairy tale ends with the garter living happily of all time after, this one ends in a cold, wet, and lonely place. Our main character, turd, develops with a series of events, including the primordial encounters with a circulate. These meetings with the troll, display more or less of dirt´s traits and personalised features during three times of his biography as a child, a teenager, and an adult. Through the use of different symbols and imagery, the author describes gooses loneliness, selfishness, and personal development. Through break through his life, diddly-shit has had problems connecting with others, and he ends up giving his life away. He lets the troll live his life, which he never did.\nJack grows up in a minuscular rural suburb of London, which too is another prominent settings in the story. At first, the knowledge base roughly him is described magically and exciti ng, and we argon told about the train below, heaving and steaming like a black dragon, which is a better example of how fascinating he interprets the situation. As he grows up, the world loses some of its glory, but Jack is still superstitious and adventurous as most children is at his age are. He tells us that, It was part of his (my) young evangel that the night was full of ghosts and witches, He also believes that, daylight was safe. These might also be common thoughts that go through the see of a child.\nAs the spend break begins, he explores the unacquainted with(predicate) woods near his house. Jack walks down a smashing magical cart track for hours, Jack associates this with, a fairyland. On all(prenominal) side of this path, Jack discovers a very versatile landscape. The path leads to a bridge, under which, a huge and dangerous troll awaits. This is the first of three encounters with the troll. Jack is only 7 eld old and the troll, was all my nightmares incline d flesh. The troll seems translucent at first, as Jacks fear of the ...