"How to Train Your Dragon" - a movie title
I don't usually watch animated kids movies BUT this one pulled me in. I will try not to spoil it for you.
It was a story of a young Viking boy who never lived up to his father's expectations BUT eventually became a great dragon tamer.
He was creative and produced a device to capture a dragon type that no one had seen before. While helping the damaged dragon he befriends him and learns about dragons. He uses that knowledge to learn how to handle dragons. He originally would not kill the dragon because he saw himself in the dragon's eyes.
What I liked the most about the story was how the boy used creativity. He used it to repair a dragon's tail damage. Creativity came into play in how he fought different dragons and how he ultimately saved the day.
Today's question is:
"Can creativity always overcome obstacles?"
I don't usually watch animated kids movies BUT this one pulled me in. I will try not to spoil it for you.
It was a story of a young Viking boy who never lived up to his father's expectations BUT eventually became a great dragon tamer.
He was creative and produced a device to capture a dragon type that no one had seen before. While helping the damaged dragon he befriends him and learns about dragons. He uses that knowledge to learn how to handle dragons. He originally would not kill the dragon because he saw himself in the dragon's eyes.
What I liked the most about the story was how the boy used creativity. He used it to repair a dragon's tail damage. Creativity came into play in how he fought different dragons and how he ultimately saved the day.
Today's question is:
"Can creativity always overcome obstacles?"
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