Jasmine Elmer
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594 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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I mean, maybe yours is from personal experience.
I haven't really got any personal experience with dragons.
Oh, but you know what?
Sometimes it would be cool to just be going out for the school run and then there's this little dragon just...
floating around.
I mean, that's a good question.
I mean, the definition is going to change depending on who you want to ask, really, because the dragon, like I've just already described, is fluid across many...
you know, kind of cultures.
So it's hard to choose a definition that relates to the physical characteristics because of that, because it has so, I know we all want to say, oh, it's got wings and it breathes fire and it's a bit scaly and it might fly and it might, you know, but I think actually a better definition is kind of like, you can use that loosely, but also it's about the behavior.
You know, it's a kind of like a dragon's behavior is often to do with marauding or guarding, right?
As well as these broadly serpentine, scaly things, you can put those in more loosely.
But dragons are associated with really what they're doing rather than what they look like, I think is a better definition.
No, they're not always marauding.
I think it's like there are different types, different types, but different, I guess they display different personalities.
Sounds like a weird way to describe them.
But yeah, they do different things in different cultures.
So marauding is one that we, I think, associate a lot with the Western dragon, the medieval dragon.
They can often maraud, cause havoc for people.
And you get that in the classical world as well.
And you can trace that kind of,
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