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From "My Father's Dragon" by Gannett, Ruth Stiles
The Dragon
A young, mistreated dragon who is rescued by Elmer.
Core Belief
"Friendship and freedom are worth fighting for, and it's important to trust those who offer help."
Worldview
The Dragon initially sees the world as a dangerous and oppressive place. He has been subjected to cruelty and has little hope for a better future. However, Elmer's kindness helps him to see the world in a new light.
Personality
The Dragon is initially timid and fearful due to his mistreatment. He is grateful for Elmer's help and eager to escape his captivity. He is also playful and excited at the prospect of freedom.
In Their Own Words
"Here I am! I'm right here! Can you see me? Hurry, the boar is coming over on the crocodiles, too. They're all coming over! Oh, please hurry, hurry!"
"All aboard! Where shall we go?"
"Bum cack! Bum cack! We dreed our nagon! I mean, we need our dragon!"
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