Thread: Dragons? Yea or Nay?
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Old 07-08-2011, 11:49 AM   #99
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Originally Posted by Xanthe View Post
If there's a dragon on the cover or the word 'dragon' in the title, then that book's not getting purchased by me. I haven't thrown a book at the wall if a dragon pops up in the storyline but if a dragon is a primary character then I'm not interested.

I don't hate dragons per se, it's just that I fail to see what is so fascinating about them. To me, it just seems to be an adult transference to dragons of the girlish love-of-horses (I managed to miss that one, too ).
Girls & Horses = Strength & Power in an nonthreatening/gentle form. My husband believes it also symbolizes trust & protection. As for women & horses, well have you ever ridden one? Can you imagine a woman riding a dragon?
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