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| Topic Started: 21 Jun 2014, 12:15 (9797 Views) | |
| Crest1347 | 21 Jun 2014, 12:15 Post #31 |
Dragon Egg
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Uhm, Toothless is alpha now? Hiccup instructs Toothless, and Toothless uses the alpha magic to lead the dragons away. As for the reason, that is why (of course) I like my idea. Valka, while liking Berk, might yet again see that rest of the world is not yet ready. And now that I think about it, doesn't Hiccup always refer to Berk as a well-kept secret? So the dragons might leave the world...by retreating to Berk. (Maybe) |
| Night fury fire | 21 Jun 2014, 19:02 Post #32 |
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I would prefer an ending like that alright. Because I have grown to love the characters so much, I just couldn't bare to have the dragons go extinct only if it was at the very end of the movie and it was just a backstory or something |
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| chimuelo | 21 Jun 2014, 19:50 Post #33 |
Blacksmith Apprentice
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Hmm, I think the third movie could go in a few different directions. The first movie established Hiccup's role as a peace-maker and repaired his relationship with his father. In the second movie, Hiccup learned that war can be a necessary evil and repaired his relationship with his mother. What's left then? I think the heart of the third movie will be Hiccup and Toothless struggling to live up to their new alpha roles. Through my personal experiences, I know that whenever someone accepts a new leadership position, they can feel inadequate because the previous leader left at the peak of their career. I think this sense of inadequacy and/or a poorly made decision that costs lives will be what "breaks" Hiccup in the first act of the movie. I'm not sure what Hiccup's interaction with the world at large will be. The series has always reminded me of another classic coming of age trilogy: Shakespeare's history plays, Henry IV Parts 1-2 and Henry V. The parallels in the first two are fairly strong: in the first play, King Henry bemoans his son's unwarrior-like behavior, until the prince redeems himself in battle. In the second play, King Henry dies, and the prince becomes the new King Henry. So what would this imply for Hiccup in the third? I think it means that he will go to war against Drago to prove himself as a leader -- both of his homeland and of the world. His motives will be weak, the war will be costly and Hiccup will doubt himself along the way. But ultimately he will win. Just a theory. |
| Quincy Dan | 21 Jun 2014, 22:41 Post #34 |
The real Hiccup
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I was going to ask the same thing. Character development is part of telling a good story, and without a good story, these movies would be terrible. |
| Toothless | 22 Jun 2014, 12:05 Post #35 |
the unholy offspring of lightning and death itself
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I've heard a lot of talk about toothless and hiccup being separated for good. I really don't want that to happen but it may be alright depending on the way they do it |
    
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| MartianArchaeologist | 24 Jun 2014, 19:11 Post #36 |
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Gronckle
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Here's how that quote could be made great: "There were dragons when I was a boy. There were Vikings, too...." |
| MartianArchaeologist | 24 Jun 2014, 19:20 Post #37 |
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Gronckle
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Here's one scene I've thought of for Movie 3, that goes along with my idea of what Drago might do in Movie 3 (too lazy to find the post)-- In movie 1 we got "Forbidden Friendship". In movie 2 we got "For the Dancing and the Dreaming". Structurally similar, only with Stoick and Valka. What if, in movie 3 we got a structurally similar scene, only with Toothless and that other Night Fury (mentioned in other post I'm too lazy to look up) I enjoy structure and patterns, and that would just totally rock. Also I would enjoy if at the end of the movie series, it turns out all the dragons headed off to China, and hid among the innumerable dragon statues, and would occasionally be seen in Dreamworks Shanghai, of course.  Toothless would be able to fly on his own due to his new back fins ( I am posting in the post-movie board, right?) and then fanfic authors could write about how Toothless could take the kids out for summer vacation and fly back to visit Hiccup (because there are no more Vikings--they all sailed to Newfoundland, the "New World", that's why there are no more Vikings in the world--the Old World) That would give it a very Tolkien feel--the Elves sailing away--yet still a satisfying ending. There. That's the closest thing to fanfic that you'll ever catch me doing. Maybe. |
| Pakba | 25 Jun 2014, 20:42 Post #38 |
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Terrible Terror
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I wouldn't dwell too much on this. You would only spoil yourself. But, if you really want to know where the dragons went... Spoiler: click to toggle
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| ToothlessNightFury | 26 Jun 2014, 14:57 Post #39 |
Toothless
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There wouldn't be much of a movie if that happened. I mean it's called How to Train Your Dragon and he is one of the maon characters of the franchise. I can't see there being much story if he dies at the begining. |
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Believe a Dragon Can Thaw A Frozen Heart Role Play Based of HTTYD and Frozen Around here we don't look back. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious...and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.-Walt Disney 
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| chupacabra | 26 Jun 2014, 15:09 Post #40 |
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Hatchling
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httyd3 might reference httyd2 like having toothless sacrifice himself to save hiccup the way stoick did |
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