History Fridge / TheTrollHunter

* If trolls are mere animals without any magic or spiruality in them - How can they sense that someone is a Christian?

** It could have been at an earlier stage of infection.

** An infected animal such as a wolf or a bat that got in from the Russian border could have infected the ''jotnar''.

* Kalle's belated admission that [[spoiler: he's a Christian]] seems incredibly ill-timed. However, if he'd previously been a skeptic about such things, his sudden insight into his own beliefs may well have been ''triggered'' by the events of the film: if something as improbable as ''trolls'' can exist, that discovery in itself may have opened his mind to other possibilities ([[IfJesusThenAliens If Trolls Then Jesus]]?).

* When told how trolls in fairy tales act like people, Hans immediately says that fairy tales are for kids and don't necessarily conform to reality. Well of course trolls would act like people in fairy tales and be wild beasts in real life; fairy tales also portray ''animals'' as sapient, when they really aren't, so why should trolls be an exception?

* When told how trolls in fairy tales act like people, Hans immediately says that fairy tales are for kids and don't necessarily comform to reality. Well of course trolls would act like people in fairy tales and be wild beasts in real life; fairy tales also portray ''animals'' as sapient, when they really aren't, so why should trolls be an exception?

** Blood banks do keep records of the donors' names and personal details. It's established the TSS are government-funded, so they could look for a donor's name in census listings and work out which were Christians.

** A blood bank would seem like an unlikely source, since they don't generally ask the religion of the donor. Someone working within the TSS could have easily given it just for this purpose, though.

** Since he's a government agent, he probably has the resources (or knows someone with the resources) to get it from a blood bank.

** Granted, given that Thomas [[spoiler: already appeared to be showing symptoms of rabies]] getting help would have done very little, anyway.

** By picking up on very small traces of incense, sacramental wine and holy wafers, possibly.

* Just where did Hans get that bucket of Christian men's blood?

* Considering the end of the film states [[spoiler:that none of the teenagers were never seen again it's likely that Thomas never got to a hospital. Good luck with that rabies treatment.]]

* Considering the end of the film states [[spoiler:that none of the teenagers were never seen again it's likely that Thomas never got to a hospital. Good luck with that rabies treatment.]]

* Considering the end of the film states [[spoiler:that none of the teenagers were never seen again it's likely that Thomas never got to a hospital. Good luck with that rabies treatment.]]

* The implication is that the ''jotun'' was patient zero for the rabies outbreak and infected all the other trolls. So how did a solitary troll living in Arctic mountains above the snow line get infected with rabies, let alone an enormous animal that has no natural predators? Norway has officially been rabies-free since the nineteenth century. Did somebody do it deliberately with an agenda?

** It could be due to a simple dislike of humans in general. The folk tales were just being poetic.

** It could be a simple dislike of humans in general.

* The implication is that the ''jotun'' was patient zero for the rabies outbreak and infected all the other trolls. So how did a solitary troll living in Arctic mountains above the snow line get infected with rabies, let alone an enormous animal that has no natural predators? Norway has officially been rabies-free since the nineteenth century. Did somebody do it deliberately with an agenda?

* The implication is that the ''jotun'' was patient zero for the rabies outbreak and infected all the other trolls. So how did a solitary troll living in Arctic mountains above the snow line get infected with rabies? Norway has officially been rabies-free since the nineteenth century. Did somebody do it deliberately with an agenda?

* The implication is that the ''jotun'' was patient zero for the rabies outbreak and infected all the other trolls. So how did a solitary troll living in Arctic mountains above the snow line get infected with rabies? Norway has officially been rabies-free since the nineteenth century? Did somebody do it deliberately with an agenda?

* The implication is that the ''jotun'' was patient zero for the rabies outbreak and infected all the other trolls. So how did a solitary troll living in Arctic mountains above the snow line get infected with rabies? Did somebody do it deliberately with an agenda?