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Clickable Emoticons	Quincy Dan wrote: > [quote=micromys,(time=1410119868)]I don't think it's a conflicting message, > but a combined message, like you said. It's important to have both > experiences. > > In the first movie, Hiccup gambled a lot on his optimism and it paid off -- > it paid off extremely well, so well that he is unwilling to budge from it > when faced with a different situation in the second film. That > unwillingness ends up coming back to bite him in the end, when his strategy > [i]doesn't[/i] work and he ends up losing loved ones. > > It's a good thing for him to keep in mind as he becomes Chief. He knows > minds can be changed -- and they can! Eret was just another example -- but > not all of them, and if you put too much on the line trying to reach out to > those who won't listen then you may not be giving proper protection to the > people (and dragons!) under your care. (Also, listen to the advice of the > people close to you! Both Stoick and Valka had experience with Drago, but > Hiccup rolled his eyes and ignored what they had to say about his > stubbornness and desire for war.) > > Hiccup's learned now to evaluate the situation more carefully and adjust > his actions in accordance. I don't think that contradicts the first film, I > think that's building from it. They are all lessons which together make him > who he is. [/quote] > > I couldn't have said it any better.
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Pikey 16 Sep 2014, 18:45

Basically; he jinxed himself.

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