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she was really weird and quirky in comparison to other Berk vikings
she couldn't even kill a dragon, always finding those rather interesting to watch than fearing them
yes, she was very strange...
but somehow he loved her with all of his heart, especially for those strange parts of her soul...
"You're as beautiful as the day I lost you."
Inspired by Gustav Klimt's The Kiss | Stoick and Valka
toothless and some doodles of my faves đ„°
i love the second movie so much đ

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Something I would like to point out while rewatching HTTYD2 that I think is very interesting and also not at all talked about is this.
HTTYD2 brings lots and I mean LOTS of parallels whether they are visual or spoken but the one I hear spoken about the most is between Hiccup and Valka and them not killing a dragon. Even the movie tries to make this seem like a parallel. They bring it up even!
âEhh it runs in the family.â Hiccup says after the flashback scene.
But something I noticed is that it is not a parallel. Mainly because of a few key things. Itâs more almost perpendicular. They head in the same direction and they have the same realization, then go in complete opposite directions.
Valka runs away. A key part of her character Iâve noticed while Iâve been writing my analysis of her is that she oozes of cowardice and willful ignorance. Now that doesnât mean sheâs a bad person, it simply means that she ran away and chose to stay away. But thatâs not the main reason I brought this up.
Remember the flashback where they draw attention to how similar Hiccup and Valka are? They talk about it in a very specific way.
They bring attention to two points. Both of them looked into a dragons eye and saw themself. Then they both didnât kill a dragon. They show this as some kind of parallel. Maybe to show that Hiccup has someone who understands him, maybe to add a bit of layering to the first movie and how heâs just like her.
But itâs not a parallel.
Whatâs the difference in this scene?
One dragon is tied up.
One isnât.
Itâs a matter of choice.
âYou and your father nearly died that night. All because I couldnât kill a dragon.â Quote Valka.
â300 years and Iâm the first Viking who wouldnât kill a dragon.â Quote Hiccup.
Hiccups statement STILL rings true. Valka had no choice in if she wanted to kill Cloudjumper or not. Thatâs why I brought up Valkaâs cowardice. Valka was in a trapped house with an injured newborn and an unbound dragon 5x her size. She was in the middle of a raid with people all around. Stoick was around the corner. She simply couldnât kill the dragon. It wasnât a matter of would or wouldnât.
Hiccup on the other hand was alone in a forest with a tied up dragon. He made the decision to not kill Toothless. He wouldnât. Because he absolutely could have killed Toothless.
âI was a coward. I was weak. I wouldnât kill a dragon.â
âYou said wouldnât that time.â
This scene (in my own opinion) is meant to show that Hiccup was never the hiccup. He was never a coward. He wasnât weak. Itâs meant to be ironic.
Hiccup let go one of the most dangerous dragons in the world and it was brave. He went against his culture, his tribe because he thought it was the right thing to do.
Thatâs where Valka and Hiccups story become perpendicular. Hiccup was brave. Valka was a coward.
Hiccup chose not to run away. He chose to change their minds. He thought their minds could change.
Valka ran away. She didnât listen and didnât think change was possible. She held this belief until Hiccup comes along.
Valkaâs path is where she believes that dragons are more than they seem. Then, âThis wasnât a viscous beast, but an intelligent gentle creature whose soul, reflected my own.â She has the revelation. Then she runs away and stays away. Now she had her own reasons and I am very much phrasing this in a biased way but itâs meant to show a point. She stays away and doesnât change much. Because she couldnât kill a dragon.
Hiccups path is where he does not see much to dragons. He wants to kill one to be accepted into the village. He shoots down Toothless and- âEverything we know about you guys, is wrong.â Or- âI looked at him and saw myself.â Hiccup and Valkaâs paths cross here. But Hiccup doesnât run away and he changes Berkâs mind. Because he wouldnât kill a dragon.
Anyways I think thatâs about it for that topic and I think it should be discussed more! Because if you really think about it, there are almost no parallels in Valka and Hiccup. And if there are, it isnât well executed enough that it leaves a strong impact. I definitely will talk about this more but itâs late and I crave sleep.
Valka's expressions in the httyd 2 storyboards are sooo amazing just look at herrrr she's so happy to share everything she knows with Hiccup and it's absolutely beautiful
I am such a sucker for these moments like she's so excited that she has something in common with her son and gets to share that with him despite all those years apart
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