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Clickable Emoticons	underwater-smiles wrote: > [quote=Eret,(time=1403751331)]Yes of course... I think the good thing about > Stoick as a character is that he's very complex and makes mistakes like any > person. Its easy to see things from his perspective, especially in the > first movie, and understand where he's coming from as a parent and as a > chief, even if he did ultimately end up being wrong about almost > everything. He absolutely loved his son and believed in him and wanted him > to meet the potential that hiccup didn't realize he had in himself. Even if > they rarely saw eye to eye on anything, and even with all of his mistakes, > he was a good father and his flaws made him feel like a very real > character.[/quote] > his complexity is something that I think made him a great character and a > great father. It wouldn't have been realistic for the chief of a viking > tribe to just be okay with the way Hiccup was and how he acted in the first > film, but I was glad that he changed for the better. The fact that he did > change and was so accepting of dragons and trusted Hiccup is something that > also, in my mind, made Stoick a great father. It really pisses me off when > people say that he wasn't a good father.
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Toothless123 26 Jun 2014, 14:32

I think that this quote basically sums up Stoick's relationship with Hiccup:
"Your father always told me you'd be the strongest of them all, and he was right." Valka to Hiccup

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