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If I Live Next To A Dragon Essay

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I think what this intellectual is trying to tell us is that if we live by a dragon do not think he’s not there.
If they were to live close to a dragon that would not be a good thing because he could get hungry sometime and just come and eat that intellectual at some point. Another reason it would not be good to live next to a dragon is because he could get mad at them and could kill them easy and destroy their house and or property. If the dragon were to steal something off of their property they would not have a chance to do anything about it because they are much smaller than the dragon.
If they were to know that the dragon was there then they would be able to move to a different area and would not have to deal with the dragon or any of his …show more content…

If I was to live by a dragon I would have to be prepared to fight if he did not allow me to live close to him because at that point i would have to fight him and hopefully beat him in an all out brawl between the two of us. If he allowed me to live by him then I would know that I would be safe because no one is just gonna come try and attack a ginormous dragon that could easily kill you with one blow.
Many people should know that if they were to fight a dragon they would not be able to defeat them. If they were able to put a team together then they could have a better chance of defeating the dragon. They should know that a dragon could very easily defeat them because of the brute strength of the dragon. A human would not be able to take on a full grown dragon by themselves because of the pure massive size of the dragon alone but, also that it has very hard outer layer of skin that you are not able to bust through very easy.
In conclusion If you were to live close to a dragon you could not forget about them and if you were to fight a dragon you would not be able to win the battle between you and the

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