Élanor Paniagua's video: A dragon will always

I'd like to dedicate this video to my friend bagio, who has been an endless source of inspiration for me lately *warm hugs* I hope you feel better now dear... I hope you enjoy it... I tried to make an emotional vid, and personally I'm very happy with the result :) How did it make you feel? Any suggestions, requests, advices? Comment below! Music: River flows in you (Yiruma) ---------------- UPDATE Well, somehow I thought that I needed to explain a little more about this vid... To edit this I imagined three parts in my mind. The first one would go from 0:00 to 1:03 The main idea of that part was Hiccup's situation among his people, and his people's opinion about him, the kid who always messes everything up, the kid who isn't a true viking, the useless boy that wanders around trying to find his place. His father appears there many times, imposing him the way a viking must act, think, and look like. For Stoick there's simply no other ways to behave, and that's how it should always be. I also put Toothless there, in that scene he's proving that "a dragon will always go for the kill"... Then we have Hiccup encountering Toothless and befriending him (the moment when the music goes happier 1:41) and since that moment, the bond keeps growing. Hiccup finds out that "a dragon won't always go for the kill"... 2:09, the last part. Hiccup must do what his father (and even himself) always wished, become a viking and kill the dragon. He refuses, and after the dragon goes wild, Toothless comes to save his human friend... and the vikings are about to kill him. (Because that's what vikings do, right? It's fair. A dragon will always... ALWAYS... ... go for the kill. Why wouldn't you?) ____________________________ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.I own nothing