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Inheritance Cycle, Eon, And Pete's Dragon

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Modern media has deemed dragons as bad, ugly, evil, and murderous creatures. Books and movies have supported this idea to sell tickets and books. However, it is a falsehood given to the public that avoids the truth. In shadowy shelves in libraries everywhere, the truth lies. Books like “Wings of Fire”, “Inheritance Cycle”, “Eon”, and “Pete’s Dragon” exposes more of the real beauty of dragons. This truth is supported by one of the oldest and wisest cultures in the world, Asian culture. The Asian people know that dragons are the misunderstood giants of the fantasy fiction world. In Asia, dragons are considered Gods. They are a symbol of luck. There are ten different dragon Gods. An Emperor of China would have all of his things named dragon …show more content…

However, there was only one “bad” dragon. This dragon wasn’t even always bad. He was set to do bad things by his “rider”. His rider used magic to control him and get him to do bad things. This eventually drove the dragon insane. This land used to be governed by good riders and good dragons. Dragons, yet misunderstood, are great, important and celebrated creatures. Cultures that celebrate them or even worship them see their majestic nature and realizes that dragons should be honored and respected in American literature and movies as the gentle hearted giants that they are. As Ciruelo Cabral said, “A dragon is an enormous, fierce, bloodthirsty creature that appears in fairy tales and legends, primarily as a foil to enhance the hero’s valor. Many consider this to be the definition of this obscure and mysterious creature, but a dragon is also something else… It is an admirable and intelligent creature with some fascinating characteristics, beyond what we are allowed to glimpse in fairy tales and legends. The dragon has often been misunderstood, persecuted and hounded simply because it is different. Like so many other living beings, it has suffered death at the hands of “civilized”

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