9.2.13
Holiday
9.3.13
Freebie
9.4.13
The Dragon of the Dolomite
Fanzini has dreams becoming a painter, but he was born in a poor village. He tries to make a name for himself by offering to paint a lord, but Lord d'Appiano tells Fanzini to go paint the rumored dragon in the dolomites. When Fanzini arrives at the dolomites, the dragon turns out to be real, and it eats Fanzini's horse, Fanzini's guard, and the guard's horse. Fanzini decides that he can use the dragon's vanity against it, and ends up agreeing to paint the dragon, but when the painting is done, Fanzini must be willing to be eaten. We find out that this dragon is the last dragon, but when Fanzini finishes, he makes a bluff that he has drawn other dragons, and that this dragon is not the most beautiful dragon, as he had initially said.
9.6.13
The Dragon of the Dolomite
At the dragon’s lair, Fanzini continues to bluff to that he’s seen more beautiful dragons. He decides to trick the dragon and Fanzini draws a dragon without teeth. He says that the Dragon of the Dolomite would be much more beautiful than this dragon, if only he didn’t have teeth. The dragon takes the bait, and starts nawing on a boulder until he has taken out all his teeth. Fanzini draws a dragon drinking water, and the Dragon of the Dolomite drinks water to be more beautiful than the painted dragon, which makes him lose his fire. Fanzini then draws a dragon without wings, and the Dragon of the Dolomite rips out his own. The Dragon makes Fanzini draw him again, in his new “beauty”, and that’s when Fanzini makes his escape. Unfortunately, the Dragon soon realizes just how ugly he has made himself and goes to chase after Fanzini. Fanzini manages to escape by hiding in the forest, and eventually he does become a famous painter by going to France, since his original job proposed by Lord d’Appiano doesn’t work out.
Holiday
9.3.13
Freebie
9.4.13
The Dragon of the Dolomite
Fanzini has dreams becoming a painter, but he was born in a poor village. He tries to make a name for himself by offering to paint a lord, but Lord d'Appiano tells Fanzini to go paint the rumored dragon in the dolomites. When Fanzini arrives at the dolomites, the dragon turns out to be real, and it eats Fanzini's horse, Fanzini's guard, and the guard's horse. Fanzini decides that he can use the dragon's vanity against it, and ends up agreeing to paint the dragon, but when the painting is done, Fanzini must be willing to be eaten. We find out that this dragon is the last dragon, but when Fanzini finishes, he makes a bluff that he has drawn other dragons, and that this dragon is not the most beautiful dragon, as he had initially said.
9.6.13
The Dragon of the Dolomite
At the dragon’s lair, Fanzini continues to bluff to that he’s seen more beautiful dragons. He decides to trick the dragon and Fanzini draws a dragon without teeth. He says that the Dragon of the Dolomite would be much more beautiful than this dragon, if only he didn’t have teeth. The dragon takes the bait, and starts nawing on a boulder until he has taken out all his teeth. Fanzini draws a dragon drinking water, and the Dragon of the Dolomite drinks water to be more beautiful than the painted dragon, which makes him lose his fire. Fanzini then draws a dragon without wings, and the Dragon of the Dolomite rips out his own. The Dragon makes Fanzini draw him again, in his new “beauty”, and that’s when Fanzini makes his escape. Unfortunately, the Dragon soon realizes just how ugly he has made himself and goes to chase after Fanzini. Fanzini manages to escape by hiding in the forest, and eventually he does become a famous painter by going to France, since his original job proposed by Lord d’Appiano doesn’t work out.
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