Trollhunters Quotes Novels & Stories

They all laughed. Another young man said, “I doubt he’s brave enough to step out of his house after those heavy insults. You guys may not know this, but I hired a bunch of trolls to write those nasty comments about him online.” “Hahaha!” The crowd laughed heinously once more. Then, another young man said, “I haven’t heard a word about him over the past few days. It’s as if he’s disappeared. What do you think got into his head at the time, thinking he can act so arrogantly just because he’s the legate of Wyvern Peak? He even wanted to eliminate the ten houses in Windton. What an idiot!”

He skipped three of her classes, primarily because she was at least with Dawn, Frank, or Mia, and then he had an exam for one. Whenever someone gave Charlie a strange look, Taylor would glare at them. Often, he called them out. “Look away, or I’ll pluck your eyeballs out.” To one student who called Charlie a cheater, he said, “Tell me you failed critical thinking without telling me you failed critical thinking. When did anonymous internet trolls become a reliable source?” Later in the day, a girl wearing high socks rolled her eyes at Charlie. Taylor immediately barked, “Wow, that’s a lot of judgment from someone who still wears socks with sandals.”

Internet trolls sent hateful messages. "Is this worth it?" I asked Benjamin one night after a particularly nasty online attack. "Do you think it is worth it?" I thought about Clara, the first woman who walked into The Phoenix Center. About the widow learning to balance a checkbook. About the forty year old woman starting over. "Yes. It is worth it." "Then do not let trolls steal your joy." He was right. I stopped reading comments online. Stopped engaging with critics. Focused only on the work.

"I-I hate you!" "How about a cup of shut the f up?" "I am amazing!" "You are like a bag of pampers. Self absorbent and full of shit." Take that. "Go fuck yourself." "I would say the same, but I am pretty sure you would be disappointed." "You-you are retarded." "Sorry, I have a phobia, where I get scared of ugliness." "You have no morals!" "Says the one whose only culture is bacteria." Then from the crowd someone shouted, "Burn bïtch."

Lucas had gone on TV to accuse her of being cold-blooded and heartless. Even though the show was taken off air, and the trending topics were taken down, some secretly hired internet trolls to attack her in her comments section. Kind words could heal wounds, but hurtful ones could leave lasting scars. Although Holly knew the trolls were attacking her on purpose, she would still feel upset whenever she saw their comments. As such, she decided not to read them altogether. Out of sight, out of mind.

And typed: @darkocean\_13: "Bold words from someone whose entire personality fits in a clearance bin. You're background noise. Worry less about Alexa and more about your hygiene, sweetheart." Post. Block. Next. Another: @truthwarrior69: "Imagine marrying a woman who LAUGHED at her husband's funeral. LMAO. Killian deserves what's coming." I clenched my jaw and typed quickly: @darkocean\_13: "Imagine being so irrelevant that your opinion exists only to bounce off a wall of your own misery. Sleep tight, rodent." I leaned back in the chair, the glow of the monitors spilling across my bare chest. Two screens glared at me, one showing a battlefield of online comments... and the other?

However, the troll was trolling and harassing her day in and out, spamming hundreds of posts one after another, nitpicking at everything. More gratingly, the troll was spamming at random without actually watching the show and everything said was what the troll thought was right. The troll was haranguing both the male and female protagonists at length and even called her a retard. Stella mused, 'Isn't the troll the retard instead? If the show is bad, then just don't watch it. Only someone mentally damaged would be spamming and trolling all day long.' Abigail then replied to her: [Calm down, Stella. They're called trolls for a reason, so you can't reason with them using common sense. The troll