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* Ansen Dibell's ''Summerfair'' is set on a [[Lost Colony|colony planet]] that settled into a semi-medieval pattern, with revived belief in magic. One character defines "troll" as basically one of [[The Fair Folk]]—but though she doesn't know it, what she's identifying as a troll is really the [[Wetware CPU|cyborg]] [[Sapient Ship|starship]] that brought the colonists thousands of years ago ... and the ordinary-looking young man who tells her he's "the troll's brother" is one of its [[Wetware Body|biotechnological]] "mobiles." She's a bit irked when, after being killed defending her, he comes back as an '''[[Wizard Classic|old]]''' man. {{spoiler|But then, at the end, he returns in another young form, [[Happily Ever After|just for her]]....}}
{{quote|Trolls weren't that much different from anybody else, Sua thought: they just wanted to be sure they were welcomed and loved.}}
* In ''[[Monster Hunter International]]'' trolls are like ''Dungeons and Dragons'' trolls: Strong, green monsters with regeneration abilities. They're also ''internet'' trolls and [[419 Scam]]ers.
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