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Published: 2016-04-28 09:13:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 11798; Favourites: 282; Downloads: 0
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I was thinking. What if that ring on his horn is a MARRIED dragon ring?
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Could be, but much like the unicorn wedding rings it raises a lot of questions about how hornless creatures handle that sort of thing.
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Well, it's true Cranky and Matilda had no wedding ring. This must be optional in this world.
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To be fair, it's not exactly mandatory in our world either.
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some theories say that the pegasus put the ring on one feather but IDK what the earthly do
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D'aaaaaaaaaaawww! The biggest softy with his daughter!
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Hope to see more of Princess Ember as a adorable little baby dragoness.
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How did he produce a teeny tiny dragon still baffles me XD
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I think they all start out small. I think that big guy is really old, dragons do have a long life span and age slowly to accommodate it.
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Hmmm, makes sense
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Aaaaw! I've never seen fan art of Ember as a baby dragon before. Just look at her using her daddy as a playground. So cute!Β Β
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she must have been so precious when she was baby
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Torch: Ember, honey, be careful. Daddy's horn is not a toy.Β
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I imagine him going full on "Ox King" mode as soon as he has grandkids, always showing up with a ton of presents and telling Ember to go easier on the kids.
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Heh, I can totally see that too! XD
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Haha, cute!
This made me think, what would Ember mother look like and would she be as big as Torch, or even bigger?
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She's probably smaller.
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There would be some logistical problems that come with that.
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