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Song Analysis Of The Song 'Goblin-Town'
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During the expressive songs chanted by the Goblins, the reader is experiencing their

whim to devour the company, that includes Bilbo, dwarves, and Gandalf. When the Goblins

are singing both songs, they display eagerness towards captivity of the

group,which gives readers a sense of relentlessness. For example, in the first song,

Goblin-Town is focusing on the approach they have incorporated on captivating the group,

snatching, grabbing, nipping, and pinching. Additionally, in the second Goblin song, they are

ruthless towards the company, setting the trees ablaze, dancing, taunting the group

making them feel dishonored and worthless. Furthermore, the Goblins show no concern

on whether the dwarves

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