Dwarves act in a more simpler way. See dwarves are high spirited and work really hard but depending on the situation they can get a little malicious. In the book when the dwarves were singing the content of the words were small in sized paragraphs. The tone seemed fairly joyful and pretty normal. Structure was joyful as well, but the dwarves were really just singing about what they were going to see so the words were kind of a mystery type of thing.
Elves act in a more spirited tendency. Their tone is really unmistakably cheerful.
It's like they make a song almost out of everything. As for content the sentences are averagely short with sized paragraphs. Structure they sounded like they were singing while talking to them. Also asking them questions all at the same time, but were very cheerful.
Goblins are way divergent than elves and dwarves. Their tone is tremendously cruel and their laugher is just as damaging. As far as their content goes it’s very short and there is scarcely any paragraphs. Their structure is very detrimental. In the book when the goblins were singing they were happy jovial, but it was only because they captured the dwarves and we're going to harm them for their amusement. “In the book it states Goblins are cruel, wicked, and bad-hearted creatures” and frankly I don’t disagree.
Each character has their own personality even if most are very harmful. Dwarves are simple but can be mischievous, elves are extremely jovial but still smart, and goblins are just plane old dangerous and damaging to the ear.Every song the mystical creature sung it was determined on their nature and view on things.