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(5 pp) No single continent or culture has an
exclusive claim on dragons or dragon lore. The
animals have survived in time and imagination.
Just as an adventurer might claim land for his
sovereign, a wise traveler would also know when
dragons would be about, and then, even whisper to
himself, "here be-- dragons." This discussion will
allow the reader to learn of these marvelous
creatures, so he too can learn to recognize them,
and the places where they live.
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dragons." This discussion will allow the reader to learn of these marvelous creatures, so he too can learn to recognize them, and the places where they live. Bibliography lists
4 sources. BBdragon.doc HERE BE DRAGONS! Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc.,
July 2001 Introduction No single continent or culture has an exclusive claim on dragons or dragon lore. The animals have survived in time and imagination. Just as an
adventurer might claim land for his sovereign, a wise traveler would also know when dragons would be about, and then, even whisper to himself, "here be-- dragons." This discussion will
allow the reader to learn of these marvelous creatures, so he too can learn to recognize them, and the places where they live. Symbolism Symbolism may be almost as old
as dragons themselves. It is the idea of an image, which stands or indicates something, that we as human believes exists, but may not necessarily be able to see.
Often this is an idea or emotion, but certainly it may also be a dragon. When we check even on the word dragon, it has roots in Old
French as well as Middle English, and the Latin, dracon. The creature has many shapes, reptilian or monstrous, and may or may not fly, but is always an indication
of power and the supernatural. It also is usually a guardian of treasure as well. Eastern Eastern dragons are not as flashy as their western cousins: they usually
are four-legged and more-serpent like; do not necessarily fly, and do not breathe fire. Rather they are associated with certain geographies and are imperial in nature, usually filling in
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