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- (singing) We fly on high into the sky...
- (singing) And cry, "Alas, alas, alas..."
- Come on. Are you interested in what I've got, or not?
- What's your rush? Are you in some kind of trouble?
- You know what? Never mind.
- No, wait. I haven't even seen what you have.
- Do me a favor, OK? Forget I was here.
- What is it that you have for me, my friend?
- Valuable goods are what I have. The question is, what can you do for me?
- Not to worry. I'm sure I can give you a fair price.
- That's really the most you can give me? You're killing me.
- My friend, I'm making you a very generous offer here.
- You think I'm stupid? That I can't see you trying to take advantage of me?
- You have no idea what I went through to get this stuff! Forget it. No sale, "my friend."
- What does it matter how I got this stuff? Do you want to buy it or not?
- Let's not get ahead of ourselves. I need to look it over, think on it.
- Think on what? I don't have time for this!
- Anyone else here is going to want to appraise your wares. That's how this works.
- Why do I need you? I can just sell directly to them.
- (chuckles) Oh, you can, can you?
- I understand these people, how they think, what they want and need. Do you?
- What do you mean? They're just people, like us.
- Aren't they?
- OK, you saw the stuff. Make me an offer.
- I'm sorry, I can't buy that. I know where you got it, and I don't want any trouble with those people.
- What? You're killing me here. You know that? You've killed me.
- Lookit what I was able to grab today!
- (whistles) Not bad at all. Guess you're picking up our dinner tab tonight.
- You wanna eat now? I'm starving!
- I heard a Vigil officer asking around about you.
- Oh yeah? Look, we may need to get ourselves out of here if things get any warmer.
- Aw, I don't wanna go back yet!
- OK, OK. I'll keep trying to make a sale. Keep an ear out for our Vigil friend, though.
- You better get yourself back to the Arch. It's not safe to hang around with me anymore.
- Can't you come with me? I don't wanna leave without you!
- I'm running out of time to find a buyer, and I don't want you swept up by the Vigil if they find me first.
- The dragons are not inherently evil, children. They're natural. They're forces of nature as are the wind, the sun, and the lightning.
- But they kill so many people. Doesn't that make them evil?
- Have you not known wind or sun or lightning to kill people?
- Well, yes.
- There you have your answer.
- Glint, my darlings, was the greatest dragon of all, though she was not one of the most powerful.
- She spoke to people with her mind.
- That's right. And because she could hear our thoughts, she came to know and love us.
- She wanted us to have peace.
- Yes, and she died trying to protect us from the forces of nature that would swallow us whole.
- Teacher, why do the dragons want to hurt us?
- The dragons are like the ocean tides. They don't think about the people who will be trapped and drowned as they rise.
- They only know that it's time to rise, so they do. If anything, they hunger for magic, the world's magic, which they consume.
- It makes them more powerful and dangerous. It's smart to not get caught in the wrong place when the tide is coming in. Right?