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Clickable Emoticons	athena2235 wrote: > I think he is a good father, but he does make mistakes. However, all > parents make mistakes, it is part of learning to be a parent--it does not > come with an instruction manual. > > He did come off as harsh, especially in the first one. However, A) He was > trying to prepare Hiccup to be a leader. It is not like Hiccup could just > grow up to be whatever he wanted. His future occupation was already set > since birth, whether he wanted it or not. And Hiccup was not exactly > embracing it. All while raising him as a single parent. Everybody was > frustrated. B) in HTTYD2 we get a better idea of why Stoick had such a > blind spot when it comes to Dragons. He is very unwavering in his hatred > of Dragons at first, and I imagine having your wife carried off by one > would make a person a bit touchy about them. > > But he does change, which to me is the most important factor in him being a > good father. He learns and grows. And it is abundantly clear in HTTYD2 > that he loves and cares for his family immensely.
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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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