Summary Of ' The Dragon '

One day a dragon hunter enters town and fearing for the dragon’s safety, the girl frees the dragon, but the dragon is adamant that he won't leave until he gets the dragon stone. The girl gets the dragon stone and flies away with the dragon. The dragon explains that the girl is the divinely selected individual and is the new dragon keeper. The girl who by Danzi (the dragon) is named Ping, thinks she isn't ready for this and tries to leave but she feels wrong. The dragon must travel the ocean and they face many adversities on the sojourn. Ping and Danzi travel through many towns to get

The story begins with the description of a deep night and two men bent by their lonely fire. These men are speaking about a strange, mysterious creature, which seems to ruin everything on its way. They are talking about a dreadful dragon, which is described with much detail: “This dragon, they say his eyes are fire. His breath a white gas; you can see him bum across the dark lands”, “Passing, the black brunt of its shoulder smashed the remaining horse and rider a hundred feet against the side of a boulder, wailing, wailing, the dragon shrieking, the fire all about, around, under it, a pink, yellow, orange sun-fire with

Just before an big burst of blazing flames almost burnt him to ashes. Edward quickly dodged before it, saving his life. Confronting the dragon face to face, he said; “It 's alright, dragon. I forgive you for what you just tired to do to me. You probably didn 't know who I was.”

In the story, “The Smallest Dragonboy” by Anne McCaffrey, Keevan, the protagonist and the main character, is picked on for his small size. Because of this, he feels as if he should prove himself to the other candidates. He works twice as hard as any boy his age and runs fast. Later on in the story, Beterli, an older boy who constantly bullies and embarrasses Keevan, breaks Keevan’s left leg and skull. While he is recovering, the Hatching starts without him. Keevan wakes up and gets a pole. He limps his way to the Hatching Ground and falls twice on his face. He finally reaches the Hatching Ground and hides in the shadows. He is chosen by a Bronze dragon, the most impressive dragon of all. As a result, Keevan’s persistence greatly helped him achieve his goal of proving himself to

Nothing more, nothing less. Also, on page 270, the author describes,”Then Bard drew his bow-string to his ear. The dragon was circling back, flying low, and as he came the moon rose above the eastern shore and silvered his great wings.” The dragon is providing a challenge in the from of a battle. It is an important part of the story near the

I stared down at the dragon, while Kheiron floated in place his soft fur rippling as he sang mysterious melodies concerning the place and it’s magic and chanted about the kingdoms secrets. His words worked their way into my mind.

Right." Two meagre hands on his chest and a push sent the man flying from the window, screams coming from his lips as he fell. With a satisfying crunch, his body crumpled into nothing beneath him. "Gladys! Feel free to finish him." An sage coloured dragon swooped down to the ground with a loud and menacing roar. It's crimson wings beat together as it lurched at the inert body beneath it. The dragon showed jagged, ivory teeth protruding from it's snarling mouth ready to devour its

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”

As a child, you listen to fairy tales that conclude with the characters living happily ever after. The prince always rescues the princess, and the knight always slays the dragon to save the townspeople. However, “The Fifty-first Dragon” by Heywood Broun is not one of those stories. As a more realistic tale, “The Fifty-first Dragon” shows its readers the real emotions and thoughts of Gawaine le Coeur-Hardy, the dragon slayer. These intuitions are relatable and teach a lesson.

The dragon is also a symbol dragons have a very powerful and have a lot of different

Beowulf is an almighty hero that protected those who needed it most down to his very last

There are multiple strong, powerful dragons. Many people fears their name. Many brave knights try to chase these dragons away but unfortunately, they fail and loose their lives. The dragon torments the knights in many different ways. Dragons can come at you when you least expect it. The dragon can come at anytime of the day morning,noon,or night. It will come after your mother, grandmother, sister, brother, dad, grandfather, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin, friend or foe. The dragon does not discriminate and does not play favorites. When the dragon comes at you, you fight with all your will, power and might to try and vanquish it and some do succeed, but most will not. Some do not fight at all and except their fate. The knights help you

It had a thick and large body, on the end of its tail was a hook-like extension. It had a long and powerful limbs, each foot was massive and I could see two large wings flapping madly with the gust of wind. Faintly, I could see four rows of bony plates, plates that ran down its back and this dragon had a narrow-shaped head. Swallowing hard, I saw it had nostrils that were close together. A mane of bony spikes sprouted from the back of its neck. It winked at me, glimmering and golden eyes. A single horn projected from its chin. Loudly, nostrils flared lout and smoke billowed in the cold

flung … Back swirled the dragon … the Great House crumbled and smashed down. Flames

With a whistle of his arid nostrils, Oberyn sucked in a breath. He swallowed a hard lump in his throat and then began to tenderly lap at his cracked lips to wet them. His stomach turned at the faint taste of alcohol that still stained his lips from the previous night. The hung-over Khanid loosed a disgruntled groan as the Commodore shifted and lifted the tone and tension in his voice to a booming command.