Dragon Quote by Josie Litton
““He could not be absolutely certain she would not get away-again. In the dark of night, haunted by such grim thoughts, Dragon found consolation. He had a fleet of ships at the ready. Before his willing Saxon bride could don boy's garb, run off a cliff, or plunge into a river, he would have her safely aboard and at sea. Damned if he wouldn't. He felt better after that and even dozed a little but was up and dressed before dawn's gray fingers peeled night away.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: “The Dragon’s Dilemma” (fictional) by Josie Litton
A commander worries about a loved one’s potential escape, so he keeps her safe aboard his ships, feeling uneasy but relieved.
In simple terms: He protects a loved one from dangerous choices, feeling conflicted.
Protect those you love, even amid fear.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- military leadership
- family crisis
- protective decisions
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- Is control justified when love is involved?
- What risks arise from excessive protection?
His overprotectiveness may stifle autonomy and growth.