How to Train Your Dragon Page #2
One more search
before the ice sets in.
We're Vikings. It's an occupational
hazard. Now who's with me?!
Count me out.
- Today's no good for me.
- I have to do my axe returns.
All right. Those who stay
will look after Hiccup.
- To the ships!
- I'm with you!
That's more like it.
I'll pack my undies.
No, I need you to stay
and train some new recruits.
Perfect. And, while I'm busy,
Hiccup can cover the stall.
Molten steel, razor-sharp blades,
lots of time to himself.
What am I going
to do with him, Gobber?
Put him in training.
- No, I'm serious.
- So am I.
He'd be killed before
the first dragon is out of its cage.
- You don't know that.
- I do, actually.
- No, you don't.
- No, I do.
No, you don't.
Listen, you know what he's like.
From the time he could crawl,
he's been... different.
He doesn't listen. He has
the attention span of a sparrow.
I take him fishing
and he goes hunting for trolls!
Trolls exist. They steal your socks.
But only the left ones.
What's with that?
- When I was a boy...
- Here we go.
my father told me to bang
my head against a rock and I did it.
I thought it was crazy,
but I didn't question him.
- And you know what happened?
- You got a headache.
That rock split in two.
It taught me what
level forests, tame seas!
Even as a boy, I knew what I was,
what I had to become.
Hiccup is not that boy.
You can't stop him, Stoick.
You can only prepare him.
I know it seems hopeless, but you won't
always be around to protect him.
He's going to get out there again.
Oh, the gods hate me.
or their mug. Not me.
I manage to lose an entire dragon.
Oh, wow. I did it.
I did it. This fixes everything! Yes!
I have brought down
this mighty beast!
I'm going to kill you, dragon.
Then I'll cut out your heart
and take it to my father.
I am a Viking. I am a Viking!
I did this.
Hiccup.
Dad...
I have to talk to you, Dad.
I need to speak with you, too, son.
- I don't want to fight dragons.
- It's time you learn to fight dragons.
- What?
- What?
- You go first.
- No, you go first.
All right.
You get your wish. Dragon training...
you start in the morning.
Oh, man, I should have gone first.
I was thinking, you know,
we have a surplus
of dragon-fighting Vikings,
but do we have enough bread-making
Vikings or small-home-repair Vikings?
You'll need this.
I don't want to fight dragons.
Come on. Yes, you do.
Rephrase. Dad, I can't kill dragons.
But you will kill dragons.
No, I'm really very extra-sure
that I won't.
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