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I have not finished all of the stories yet, but this one was enjoyable to read. I always like the way that Gaiman twists the perception of who is evil and who is not. That blurring of the lines on what is good and evil is why I like reading his stuff and this Troll bridge story is no exception.
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I wondered why, at the end, the narrator is so timid. He didn't seem to be a timid sort while living as a human. Why didn't he become a troll in his turn and choose someone to prey upon?
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