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And that is what happen to Gretel and Hansel

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Ok Marcus the kingdom`s good.

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For the kingdom's good, though I'm glad he still lived after being recapitated.

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They did, but they put their father's head back on his neck after being decapitated.

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why would Gretel kill her own father

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Oh, it did? I thought that Hansel and Gretel said it lived?

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Yes it did Marcus

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but that guy proballaly did not fight the dragon right?

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I just want to know. Did the dragon die? I'm not quite sure myself.

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It was for his own good

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Great! I'm glad we're finally on the same page.

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Of course I do know that you have got straight with me.

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Numbers isn't always the path to success. A wosey dragon is still capable of costing the lives of people. So 2,000,000,000 men is probably not going to make a difference,...... It's all about the brains. Do you agree with me now?

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If it is confused it gets slower and wosey!

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Yes it does Marcus!

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Isn't that what I just said? Anyway, a drunk dragon is: not smart, incapable of flying, dangerous, and something that is not to be ignored.

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Just because the dragon is drunk does not make it any less deadly. Less smart, sure, but still something to ignore.

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But Gretel made the dragon drunk by herself guys

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They are kids, so you have to help them.

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But the dragon is strong and faster then the villagers and smarter!

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Remember, the dragon is "nearly" indestructable. The dragon may not even be dead. So size in numbers especially when your archers are a bunch of potshots and your infantry men are a cluster of tailors, carpenters, and farm boys.

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I think that if Hansel and Gretel had more people, it would make a bigger option that they would have been more successful at killing the dragon. ( And it might and maybe will be faster to battle.) I think this because they are mostly puny in size and.....       they would definitly need a lot of help.

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Marcus is the person called anonymous (in green).

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That was sent by Marcus (who is in green)

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I do not think that the amount of people would matter, because no matter how many arrows you fire, spears you throw, or swords you slash and like the man said nothing can pears the dragon's skin, and I'm a bit confused as to how Gretel managed to  wound the  dragon set aside the "moon bite," so if someone can clarify that to me that would be great, thanks!

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I mean Hansel and Gretel are the main characters but they made Hansel die but why make one die when you could make both die?!

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Hansel and Gretel where the punyest and they survived! How is that posible

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But the dragon is so big and the villagers are tiny,puny and weak

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I think that if Hansel and Gretel had more people, it would have made a difference, but not a huge one. They probably still would have ran away anyways, because fear never changes. Also, the dragon would have known about it anyways, and the dragon would have slaughtered everyone. And lastly, the bigger the group, the more supplies needed.

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Do you think if Hansel and Gretel had more people they would be more successful at defeating the dragon Why?