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Omnipotrent β HTTYD 2 meme: Joker
Published: 2014-06-13 12:16:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 5224; Favourites: 86; Downloads: 5
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This was made in response to Hiccup's "In my opinion" overly and bull headed pacifistic outlook on his country being at war. Β First and foremost, his notion that because your a person, you can be reasoned with whoever you are, because...*Quoting the movie:"If I can change dad's mind i can change anyone's."Related content
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If he had, he wouldn't last 3 seconds with you
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Joker grabs Hiccup, readies the knife in Hiccup's month and faces him towards Toothless as a human shield.
Joker: So what would it be? Your master living on withΒ a smile on his faceΒ or you burn us both into charred flesh? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
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Pretty much, although he'd more than likely make Toothless ingest a bomb inside a meat slab and kill him to hurt hiccup more than the other way around.
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Ohhh, that would mentally much a lot while toying with his victims.
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It's also more of a joker thing to do
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Hence, he is alive.
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It's not about the dragons.
It's about making a statement.
Everything burns.Β
I could not pass it up.
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Hiccup. Some men and women. Some can't be reason, bought,Β bullied, or negotiated. They want to see the world burn. They don't care about money, power, or anything like that. What they care about is killing, destroying, burning it all to ash. Why? Because they what to. Because these man and women have a need to. All fear these people. Even the band and the 'evil' they fight, deep down, fear these people.Β
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Sorry Hiccup, but there are some people you just can't reason with-luckily, your dad turned out to not be one of them.
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I'm guessing Hiccup didn't journey to Gotham City during his flights with Toothless
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Hiccup lad, there are some people who just want to watch the world burn.
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This is the same meme you pretty much have all together
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