Why is Gandalf able to save the dwarves from the trolls in The Hobbit?

A. because he magically casts a sleeping spell on them

B. because he was once a troll himself

C. because he cleverly confuses the trolls until dawn

D. because he immediately disguises himself as a Warg

Explanation: Gandalf mimics the trolls and starts an argument. The trolls get so distracted, they don't realize that dawn (they also forget about eating their captives) is approaching and they get turned to stone. Hope this helps!

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The answer is C

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Why is Gandalf able to save the dwarves from the trolls in The Hobbit? A. because he magically casts a sleeping spell on them B. because he was once a troll himself C. because he cleverly confuses the trolls until dawn D. because he immediately disguises himself as a Warg

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Why is Gandalf able to save the dwarves from the trolls in The Hobbit?

A. because he magically casts a sleeping spell on them

B. because he was once a troll himself

C. because he cleverly confuses the trolls until dawn

D. because he immediately disguises himself as a Warg