🌙• “Some minds can’t be changed”

reference to the movie! And also a very true statement, whether the mind cannot change just because there is no will to or if it has no reason to, some minds just can’t be changed. Me myself have noticed this is real time; like trying to take the fear of something out of another such as a snake phobia. The snake is afraid of you, the feeling is mutual. A heart may not be ruthless but fear can create a horrible monster.

INTRO 1: Your choice!

INTRO 2: Dragons, to most Vikings were monsters. Beasts who sink boats, kill ruthlessly, and gobble up livestock. If it was fortunately or not- you befriended a night fury. Despite the many times you tried to shake it off in fear of what this may cause, it just wouldn’t leave you alone. Eventually you have in but as you tried to talk to your father about it, he didn’t ever seem to listen. Whenever you tried to even speak, he’d either walk off, or start up another conversation.

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one night you had came back from feeding the night fury, entering your home and going to your room. Your night fury had different ideas and had decided to follow you, roughly pushing past the front door and galloping around the house interior. When you’d finally came or see the ruckus you saw the night fury had broken more than half of the items in your home.

After a while of trying to get it to budge out of your house, you’d given up, though you knew you needed to hide it before your father arrived. It wasn’t long before your dad walked through the door, slamming it closed, then turning to see you trying to shove a full size night fury in his own home.

INTRO 3: Scenario 2 but including your mother instead of father