Creative Writing
Imagine coming home and finding a dragon in your house.What would you do? Would you keep it as a pet? Where would you keep it? What would his or her name be? What would you feed him/her? What would you do to entertain him /her? Of course, you have to give reasons and explain whyπ.
Yesterday I came home from my school and saw that my dog Hitch was under the sofa. I thought that it got scared me and I went to my room and...I WAS SHOCKED! On my bad lay small dragon. It was so beautiful with pink body and green wings.Later my parents let me keep dragon as a pat. Dragon name is Fiona. Hitch and Fiona like play together but dragon broke all toys. It likes eat meat and vegetables. Fiona grows very fast and it doesn't fit in our apartment,/ so my dad will take dragon on my village. I'll miss Fiona but my grandparents will take care about my lovely dragon)
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DeleteIf I had to find a dragon at home, at first I would be scared but then I would be happy, a dragon is a fantastic lizard.π¦My parents didn't want to have a dog for us, now we will have a lizard!π I'm sure it wouldn't be too big because other people would notice it. I would give him a name Sapphire. In summer and on weekends I could walk with it in my country house, because have a lot of free places.π In different stories, dragons are evil and good, I think my Sarfir would be very good. Dragons are usually presented as predators and with a fairly large appetite! In this way, they will eat almost any animal But he wouldn't eat my guinea pig because I would feed him VERY WELL!!!! However, not all dragons are predators, and some omnivorous and peaceful dragons feed only on plants, so maybe I fed him vegetables, plants and so on.
ReplyDeleteI think this situation would be amazing, but it is unrealistic….
Dragon, Kate, DRAGON, not a LIZARDπ ππ
DeletePoor guinea pig!
DeleteThanks, lizard-this is a metaphor)))))π ⛲️
DeleteIf I had found a dragon in my room, I would have been surprised at first, because seeing a dragon is quite unusual in our world. But in the end, I would make friends with it. Dragons are very beautiful and fantastic creatures. As I looked at him closer, I noticed that he was wounded, apparently that's why he climbed into my house. I would call him Venti and he would be of the air element. He has beautiful, shimmering blue scales in the light and green horns. I would keep him for a while and take good care of him. I think he would eat fruit and berries. On the weekends we would take walks in the park. But I think the dragon would be lonely in the apartment, so I would let him out after he got better. It would be an unforgettable time.
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DeleteThe situation, of course, is very interesting) I think, once in it, firstly, I would have a panic, secondly, a desire to escape, and thirdly, a heart attack. At best, I would pinch myself to see if I was dreaming. Having discarded all options and making sure that this is a reality, I think it would be great to shelter a little dragon. Immediately, scenes from the Game of Thrones pop up in my head, where these dragons are already adults and devoted to their mistress. I wouldn't mind flying him when he's grown up. I would prefer to give him the name Prince (or Princess) because, as it seems to me, I would raise a very noble and polite dragon, which all members of the royal family should be))) Judging by what I know about dragons, they are predators, which means that the Prince will eat a variety of meat delicacies. Of course, it would be possible to make a vegetarian out of him, but I think he will die quicklyπ, besides, it's not so interesting. I think it’s worth taking him to some mountains so that people don’t hear about him, otherwise someone will definitely die) And just in those mountains he can fly, lie down, sit (can dragons sit?), he can catch some birds or start learning French with me. I'm sure, he won't be bored. In general, I strongly advise against getting dragons, they are very harmful and voracious pets!
ReplyDeleteBy Olya Ozerchukππ
Delete..."Of course, it would be possible to make a vegetarian out of him, but I think he will die quicklyπ"... πππ LOL
DeleteIf I saw a dragon in my room, I would be very surprised and record it on video for my friends. I would like him to become my pet because it is not very common when your pet is a dragon. The first step is to give it a name. In my case, it would be Wixel, because this is the name of my favorite musician. So that he does not harm people, I would keep him away from civilization, so everyone would be safe. I think his main diet would include the highest quality meat and fish. To save him from boredom, I would spend a lot of time with him, buy him toys. When the baby grows up, I think we could fly to different countries, see the world together.
ReplyDelete... 'When the baby grows up, ... ' πππ LOL - Whose baby is this? Please identify yourself)))
DeleteSaiman El Sabari
DeleteAt first I’d be scared, and then I look at her with interestπ It would have a black body, blue eyes and wings! I think my parents would be okay with it, so we left him at home! I’ve been dreaming about having a dragon since I was a kid, and then I thought of a name like, Rubinπ€
ReplyDeleteI get along with animals a lot! I guess she wouldn’t be a problem.I feed her all kinds of vegetables and meat! We could walk with her, travel, play, cuddle and she’d protect meπ¦¦We’d fly every night and look at the world from the heights... it sounds beautiful:)
Emma!
Delete... a black body, blue eyes and wings ... TOOTHLESS??? from How to Train Your Dragon?
DeleteI just realized how it looksπBut I really like black, and in my life I have blue eyes...But I’d really like her to look like a toothless! I love her, she’s very funnyπ
DeleteOkay, the situation is certainly very strange and funny, in general, not realistic, but if so, then I will try to go down in history as a real hero for all time.
ReplyDeleteFor starters, I would call him LIL Drek, sell everything I own, and buy a huge piece of land somewhere in the middle of nowhere to hide it there. I would feed him only so that he mastered some skills, and if not, then let him get food.
A little later, when the dragon grows up, I will prepare him for battles. Yes, I feel sorry for the dragon, but its key task is to die for my honour in battle. That's what I'm going to do with him, I'll be like Robin Hood, but I'll be with the dragon. We will attack the bad rich and give 60% of the money to ordinary people and keep the rest for ourselves. Of course, such a business will not last long, but we will have time to earn money for a small business, it will be a very cool life experience and maybe books will be written about us, I'm all for it.
If you really liked my story and you want to write a book about me and the dragon write below, I will not answer right away.
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DeleteAdrian
DeleteYes, AD, the situation is certainly very strange and funny ... and you certainly doesn't look like Robin Hood to me πππ
DeleteRobin Hoods look different in everyone's eyes
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DeleteIf I found a dragon in my flat firstly I would be shocked and I'd ask myself how it could get there. Then I'd look at it with huge interest and try to understand what is sitting in front of me. As I'd recover from shock I'd play some games with it(I guess small dragons are just like puppies love games). And giving someone a name that you planned to give for some years is really boring, so I'll name it impulsively according to it's appearance and character. However I wouldn't keep it at home because it will grow up and flat won't fit it also big city isn't perfect place for dragon because there is no activities for it. So it should live in countryside where it can entertain itself by hunting different animals. But I'll be upset not to that incredible creature.
ReplyDeleteBy Vlad
DeleteNICE:))) ... and it won't be boring in the countyside anymore π
DeleteWhen I came home and saw this dragon, I immediately wanted to go out but I didn’t really want to sleep in the entrance. Although he was pretty sweet with eyes as black as darkness and his body was the color of summer grass. I had to go to the store to buy him something because I had to tame him. Taking seafood I returned home but he was no longer there..In frustrated feelings I went to cook dinner. And hopefully then there was a knock on the window. Apparently he flew out for a walk. Now he became my friend and lives under my bed.π
ReplyDeleteWhen i was younger i read an interesting book called Eragon with similar plot to the topic and my actions would be similar to. Firstly I'll be deeply confused and scared about my cat , the cat can seriously hurt the new guest . When it calms down i'll try to feed the dragon and call it somehow. Smaug would be my choice because the pet is golden yellow. Secondly it should be walked and and there is no better idea than to bring him at the Otradniy park. After all little one needs a lot of place to live for this reason, the brother will have to sleep on the couch.However it seems really hard to raise a little dragon but it will be incredibly interesting and entertaining!
ReplyDeleteI am Ehor
Delete... "there is no better idea than to bring him at the Otradniy park" ... I. CANNOT. WAIT.π
DeleteIt was a normal day before I went into my room. In front of my eyes I saw a real dragon. He had a greenish-purple color. The first thing that comes to mind is that I'm still sleeping. But in dreams I don't feel that way, after a while I understood that it is real. I tried to find contact with him. I don't think it makes sense to give him a name, because he won't understand me. I gave him vegetables, to my surprise he ate them. Began to search information about dragons, found specialists who study that creatures. I contacted them and arranged a meeting. While they were driving to my house I was afraid to approach the dragon. But we weren’t thought the same way, dragon was very interested in me. I gave him pencils, the creature began to draw something on paper, drew interesting lines, I have never seen. And then I opened my eyes, it was a dream, but it was very realistic. I wrote it down and memorized it forever, I think in the real world I would do the same.
ReplyDelete(Zhenia Tolmachova)
Since dragons are fiction, it can be different. If it was a big red crocodile with wings that would constantly growl and scare, then I would refuse to leave him and run away to someone for a week or two until he leaves. But if it were a small and cute dragon, I would gladly leave it, play, feed it, and just have fun. If dragons were like semi-wild animals like a fox, for example, I would keep them at home like a cat or a dog. Since he is a dragon, I think that meat he liked this. I would also play like with a dog or a cat, leave the ball, stroke it, take a walk on the street and so on. His name would be random, depending on his character and appearance.
ReplyDeleteNikita Kozlov
DeleteIf I came home and saw a dragon I would certainly be very surprised. After all, nowadays no one would think that dragons exist. According to fairy tales and legends, in ancient times there were people who commanded dragons. I understand that the dragon is a very dangerous animal, but I would really like to try myself as a dragon lord. But such a decision carries a lot of responsibility. First of all, I'll name it Kingu. Second, in order to keep a dragon at home, I need a large room, and at the beginning it would live on the second floor. Also, feeding a dragon would be very difficult, since every day it needs a lot of meat. Besides, it is unknown how he would get along with our other pets. We have three cats living at home, one of which is always fighting. I am sure that my fearless cat would attack the dragon. And I think the dragon wouldn't like it. If the dragon, in order to get away from the annoying cat, even just sneezes in its direction, there is a danger that it will burn down the whole house. So from my point of view the best thing to do is to call an animal service so they can take it to a better place.
ReplyDelete(Andrey Chudnyy)
What better place do you have in mind?
DeleteAfter a long day at school I came home. It was typical Friday, so when I returned I went to my room to do nothing. But when I opened door I saw something red was sitting on floor. Is it dragon? How it appeared here? What should I do with it? This questions turned up in my head. First of all, I asked my parents if I can have a dragon like a pet. They told me that it isn’t a problem. Ok, first problem solved. Second one is where I will keep it. I can keep it in my room while it is small, but when it grows up, my room will be too small. I think that good idea to buy large area in the Carpathians, because mountains and forest is best place to hide dragon. What about name? It will be Merlin in honor of the great wizard. Third problem is food. It’s well known that dragons are predators, so it need meat. While it will be small it will eat few kilos of meat per day, but when it grows few kilos will turn into few cows per hour, so what I’ll do I don’t know. So dragon is the coolest pet you can ever have.
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..."It was typical Friday, so when I returned I went to my room to do nothing"... NOTHING)))
Delete...' but when it grows few kilos will turn into few cows per hour,' ... - LOL)))
Delete"So dragon is the coolest pet you can ever have." - can't agree more)
DeleteIf i came home and found a dragon in my flat i would be surprised. HOW IT CAN BE? Dragons are fake. OK, hole in the wall says that it is real. I would leave it if it was small and not angry. Hm... Maybe I would call it Smiley becouse small gradon can be tought in strong but good pet and i wanna to teach dragon to smile :) I would keep it in country house becouse leaving it in the town means being crazy. I think that dragons are predators so i would feed it with meat and fish. I would need to save it from other people's eyes becouse they woud take it from me and would bring it for science labaratory to science this specie of animals. Also i would need to teach it not to burn out all things, teach to smile and teach to be good pet. I would help it to teach itself to fly.
ReplyDeleteI think that dragon in good hands would be very good pet.
(Oleksandr Prylutskyi)
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DeleteIf I found a dragon in my home I would be confused. Well, how did he get in my small apartment? It's a big mystery... Firstly, I'd call 911. But i guess dispatch wouldn't take it seriously. Secondly, I'd try to find a common language with dragon. It's important that it won't eat me. Once have nightmare about it. I'd threw him ball to play. Physical activity would be nice for this creature. No matter how handsome it is, it can't live with me.
ReplyDeleteBy Max Kopeykin
Delete"No matter how handsome it is, it can't live with me." - Don't yo feel sorry for your dragon?πππ
DeleteIf I found dragon at my home maybe my first feeling are fear and confused (if dragon was not aggressive in otherwise I just die).Mostly I don't leave it at my home only because firstly dragons need many food. And secondly its too big. Of course I need to safe him from eyes another people by the time I figure out what to do. In my mind better that no one know about this creature and bring it to country side because there it can hunt and there less chance that dragon damaged something or someone. Maybe in future if I have enough skills I start train his and give him name like "Gosha" or something else(yeah I knew that its strange name for dragon but dragons too not real).
ReplyDeleteBy Illia Chudo
Delete"........otherwise I just die)..........." LOL
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