Dragons

For as long as I can remember, Dragons have always fascinated me. From the fierce, but loyal Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon, to the wise and gentle Draco from Dragonheart, from the lovable and cute Spike from MLP to the greedy, ruthless, psychotic and murdering Smaug from The Hobbit movie series. Dragons have always garnered my attention. 

And while I do sometimes like the way that some film Dragons have been portrayed more as well…animals, I personally like it when they're portrayed as they should mostly be portrayed as, mystical, intelligent, able to speak, complex and either willing to help mankind…or destroy it. 

For me, the good Dragons are loyal, wise, gentle and willing to help mortals on their quests, though are at times still mistrusted like Draco, Toothless and Spike. 

The evil kind, to me, revel in destruction, death and plunder like Smaug himself. 

If only the Harry Potter Dragons were as intelligent or as big as the ones from J.R.R. Tolkien's work and that of his family or other works, hoo boy…Harry would have been mentally unprepared for such creatures. It would have taken more than just magic to handle such Dragons. 

He'd have also had to use his wits, his brains over brawn and see if any of the Dragons were friend or foe.