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| | Pop Thought -- Kurt Wilcken |
 | | In another chapter, she uses the example of a crocodile skull to show, step-by-step, how to build a dragon's head where the horns, fangs and ridges grow naturally out of the structure of the head. |
 | | She talks about dragon characteristics and lore and relates the stories of several famous dragons of legend and their slayers, such as the one slain by the Greek hero Cadmus, and the dragon of St. George. |
 | | Througout Great Book of Dragon Patterns, the author maintains the Tolkienish pose that the dragons are real, and that the legends she relates are memories of actual living, breathing creatures. |
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