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—find me grinning, red in tooth and claw.

Jaime: Ha, haha, hahaha. You Northerners are really bad at jokes. Your sister thinks she’s better, but she’s really terrible as well. Don’t tell her I said that.

Jon: I’m not joking. I’m serious. From this day on, I name you my Hand.

Jaime: You’re talking to the wrong Lannister, the one you need is a bit shorter and that one is a politician.

Jon: I don’t need a politician. Westeros has had enough of bad politicians. I need a man who’ll be ready to stab me in the back if I ever decide to burn someone alive. I need a man who puts people first, who saved this city, not once, but twice.

Jaime: *shook*

Jaime: The Bastard King and A Hand Without a Hand? How many songs you think they’ll write about us?

Jon: Not many, I hope.

Some time later, everyone calling Jaime “My Lord Hand”

Jaime: You did this on purpose, didn’t you?

Jon:

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15-year-old Hiccup Haddock who had been so mistreated by his own people, he was ready to flee his hometown and birthright without blinking an eye. 

15-year-old Hiccup Haddock who felt wonder instead of blinding hate when in front of a dragon. Hiccup Haddock who wouldn’t kill a dragon. Hiccup Haddock who lost a leg saving the people who had shredded him and never complained about it. Hiccup Haddock who was fragile, always in the wrong places, born early, small, but oh- what a strong soul he was.

Let’s not forget 15-year-old Hiccup Haddock, who took a dragon’s flying, gave it back and gained the skies… and his own wings.

I can’t form words right now. I can’t even show how grateful I am to grow up with the HTTYD franchise. They were with me ever since I was 10. They helped me grow up and learn many things. I cried so much when I knew it was over. Because I had to say goodbye to something that helped me grow. I know it’s ridiculous to love something so much when they’re not real. Maybe to you but being a fan girl, I always had an imaginative mind which made Me hear their voices, see them and sometimes talk to them like they’re real. And they are to me.

How To Train your Dragon 3 was an amazing conclusion to this whole franchise. Thank you Cressida Cowell for creating an amazing story and Dean Deblois for bringing it to life. And John Powell for composing music that gave me so much feelings.