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** In the last chapter of ''Heart Bound'' during the fight with Hauke and his men, Stoick suspects more happened in Myrkr than what Hiccup has told him when Hiccup's face is filled with pure hate and makes no effort to stop Toothless from killing Hauke despite Hauke's pleas for mercy.
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** In the last chapter of ''Heart Bound'' during the fight with Hauke and his men, Stoick suspects more happened in Myrkr than what Hiccup has told him when the normally compassionate Hiccup's face is filled with pure hate and makes no effort to stop Toothless from killing Hauke despite Hauke's pleas for mercy.
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This or these examples of Surprisingly Realistic Outcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide Karma or An Aesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected, or something is just an innate aspect of the setting or character that has a logical reason for being present); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something more realistic, but not completely realistic, or a parody/fanwork applies realistic consequences to the events of a different work); or fits better under a different trope. See the trope's definition for more details. If you believe a removal was a mistake, please bring it up in the cleanup thread
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** In Arc 1 of ''This is Berk'', some of the dragons that used to belong to Drago Bludvist aren't trusting of humans after the abuse they went through and have no reason to expect Hiccup to be different than Drago.
** In the beginning of Arc 2 in ''This is Berk'', Hiccup realizes that because he hasn't been helping Gobber in the forge due to him always exploring and/or rescuing Dragons for more then a few years, his only source of income has been his allowance from his father and he has been spending money more then saving it and thus doesn't have enough money to prove to Astrid's parents he can support her as per tradition. Fortunately Toothless reminds him of Hamish's Lost Treasure. [[note]]Hamish's Lost Treasure is a bit of ForgottenPhlebotinum from the first season of [[WesternAnimation/DragonsRidersOfBerk Dreamworks Dragons]] that could have come in handy in a later season.[[/note]]
** In ''Skin and Bones'', Hiccup tells Toothless that as much as trusts Toothless, he can't accuse [[spoiler:Harald and his crew]] of being dragon hunters without having more proof than Toothless getting 'bad vibes' from them.
** In Arc 1 of ''This is Berk'', some of the dragons that used to belong to Drago Bludvist aren't trusting of humans after the abuse they went through and have no reason to expect Hiccup to be different than Drago.
** In the beginning of Arc 2 in ''This is Berk'', Hiccup realizes that because he hasn't been helping Gobber in the forge due to him always exploring and/or rescuing Dragons for more then a few years, his only source of income has been his allowance from his father and he has been spending money more then saving it and thus doesn't have enough money to prove to Astrid's parents he can support her as per tradition. Fortunately Toothless reminds him of Hamish's Lost Treasure. [[note]]Hamish's Lost Treasure is a bit of ForgottenPhlebotinum from the first season of [[WesternAnimation/DragonsRidersOfBerk Dreamworks Dragons]] that could have come in handy in a later season.[[/note]]
** In ''Skin and Bones'', Hiccup tells Toothless that as much as trusts Toothless, he can't accuse [[spoiler:Harald and his crew]] of being dragon hunters without having more proof than Toothless getting 'bad vibes' from them.
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* YouKilledMyFather: A trope that applies to the main recurring antagonist of the series.
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* YouKilledMyFather: A trope that applies to the main recurring antagonist of the series.series.
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* AdaptationalNameChange: Nikora Stormheart from the ''School of Dragons'' MMO is renamed Nicole Stormheart when she appears in the story.
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** In the ''School of Dragons'' video game, Nikora Stormheart was basically a female version of Drago Bludvist. Here, she's more of a PunchClockVillain who undergoes a HeelFaceTurn after learning that the dragons are sentient.
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** In the ''School of Dragons'' video game, Nikora Stormheart was basically a female version of DistaffCounterpart to Drago Bludvist. Here, she's more of a PunchClockVillain who undergoes a HeelFaceTurn after learning that the dragons are sentient.
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* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler:Drago's Bewilderbeast, after wondering the world clueless as what to do for years, shows up at Berk during a battle in the third arc of ''This is Berk''.]]
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* ForcedToWatch: In the third arc of ''This is Berk'' [[spoiler:Adulfr has two people torture Toothless while forcing Hiccup to watch in hopes of getting Hiccup to spill some secrets about Berk's defenses and where they can find Night Furies.]]
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* BlatantLies: [[spoiler:[[ObviouslyNotFine Toothless was not jealous of all the attention that Hiccup and Astrid's baby was getting in chapter 11 of 'This is Berk' when Valka caught him curled up on the floor and doing the dragon equivalent of crying when Hiccup was to busy to go flying.]]]]
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* BlatantLies: [[spoiler:[[ObviouslyNotFine Toothless was not jealous of all the attention that Hiccup and Astrid's baby was getting in chapter 11 of 'This is Berk' when Valka caught him curled up on the floor and doing the dragon equivalent of crying when Hiccup was to too busy helping Astrid to go flying.]]]]
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* BlatantLies: [[Spoiler:[[ObviouslyNotFine Toothless was not jealous of all the attention that Hiccup and Astrid's baby was getting in chapter 11 of 'This is Berk' when Valka caught him curled up on the floor and doing the dragon equivalent of crying when Hiccup was to busy to go flying.]]]]
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* BlatantLies: [[Spoiler:[[ObviouslyNotFine [[spoiler:[[ObviouslyNotFine Toothless was not jealous of all the attention that Hiccup and Astrid's baby was getting in chapter 11 of 'This is Berk' when Valka caught him curled up on the floor and doing the dragon equivalent of crying when Hiccup was to busy to go flying.]]]]
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* BlatantLies: [[Spoiler:[[ObviouslyNotFine Toothless was not jealous of all the attention that Hiccup and Astrid's baby was getting in chapter 11 of 'This is Berk' when Valka caught him curled up on the floor and doing the dragon equivalent of crying when Hiccup was to busy to go flying.]]]]
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they sometimes can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate. It is also baffling to the dragons that humans [[note]]of the time period the series takes place[[/note]] need to prove to the parents of their desired that they are a suitable mate. Dragons figure that bringing the next generation into the world is something that shouldn't concern the potential grandparents as they already done their job of raising healthy children who grew into adults.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they sometimes can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate. It is also baffling to the dragons that humans [[note]]of the time period the series takes place[[/note]] need to prove to the parents of their desired that they are a suitable mate. spouse. Dragons figure that anything leading to bringing the next generation into the world is something that shouldn't concern the potential grandparents as they already done their job of raising healthy children who grew into adults.
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* BrainBleach: During the cleansing ritual Astrid goes through for her and Hiccup's wedding, she wants to unsee some some long forgotten antics of Ruffnut and Tuffnut when they were much younger that Ruffnut makes her remember.
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* BrainBleach: During the cleansing ritual Astrid goes through for her and Hiccup's wedding, she wants to unsee some some [[NoodleIncident long forgotten antics of Ruffnut and Tuffnut Tuffnut]] [[NakedPeopleAreFunny that involved nudity]] [[NoodleIncident when they were much younger younger]] that Ruffnut makes her remember.
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* BrainBleach: During the cleansing ritual Astrid goes through for her and Hiccup's wedding, she wants to unsee some some long forgotten antics of Ruffnut and Tuffnut when they were much younger that Ruffnut makes her remember.
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* TooMuchForManToHandle: [[spoiler:Hiccup in Arc 1 of ''This is Berk'' tries to use his 'alpha dragon powers' to try to learn the names of every dragon in Berk's pack all at once like how a typical alpha dragon would. Being physically human, the sudden influx of information ended up giving him a migraine headache that lasted days and couldn't remember anything prompting him to use a different strategy.]]
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they sometimes can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate. It is also baffling to the dragons that humans [[note]of the time period the series takes place[[/note]] need to prove to the parents of their desired that they are a suitable mate. Dragons figure that bringing the next generation into the world is something that shouldn't concern the potential grandparents as they already done their job of raising healthy children who grew into adults.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they sometimes can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate. It is also baffling to the dragons that humans [[note]of [[note]]of the time period the series takes place[[/note]] need to prove to the parents of their desired that they are a suitable mate. Dragons figure that bringing the next generation into the world is something that shouldn't concern the potential grandparents as they already done their job of raising healthy children who grew into adults.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they sometimes can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate. It is also baffling to the dragons that humans [[note]of the time period the series takes place[[/note]] need to prove to the parents of their desired that they are a suitable mate. Dragons figure that bringing the next generation into the world is something that shouldn't concern the potential grandparents as they already done their job of raising healthy children who grew into adults.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they some times can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they some times sometimes can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate.
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Dragons find human courtships confusing as they some times can last a while when humans only live a matter of decades. Dragon can live centuries but their courtships are much shorter as they like to just get on with things. To them a long courtship is a waste of time. Time that would be better spent on deciding when they want to actually start a family with their mate.
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** In the beginning of Arc 2 in ''This is Berk'', Hiccup realizes that because he hasn't been helping Gobber in the forge due to him always exploring and/or rescuing Dragons for more then a few years, his only source of income has been his allowance from his father and he has been spending money more then saving it and thus doesn't have enough money to prove to Astrid's parents he can support her as per tradition. Fortunately Toothless reminds him of Hamish's Lost Treasure.
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** In Arc 1 of ''This is Berk'', some of the dragons that used to belong to Drago Bludvist aren't trusting of humans after the abuse they went through and have no reason to expect Hiccup to be different than Drago.
** In the beginning of Arc 2 in ''This is Berk'', Hiccup realizes that because he hasn't been helping Gobber in the forge due to him always exploring and/or rescuing Dragons for more then a few years, his only source of income has been his allowance from his father and he has been spending money more then saving it and thus doesn't have enough money to prove to Astrid's parents he can support her as per tradition. Fortunately Toothless reminds him of Hamish's Lost Treasure. [[note]]Hamish's Lost Treasure is a bit of ForgottenPhlebotinum from the first season of [[WesternAnimation/DragonsRidersOfBerk Dreamworks Dragons]] that could have come in handy in a later season.[[/note]]
** In the beginning of Arc 2 in ''This is Berk'', Hiccup realizes that because he hasn't been helping Gobber in the forge due to him always exploring and/or rescuing Dragons for more then a few years, his only source of income has been his allowance from his father and he has been spending money more then saving it and thus doesn't have enough money to prove to Astrid's parents he can support her as per tradition. Fortunately Toothless reminds him of Hamish's Lost Treasure. [[note]]Hamish's Lost Treasure is a bit of ForgottenPhlebotinum from the first season of [[WesternAnimation/DragonsRidersOfBerk Dreamworks Dragons]] that could have come in handy in a later season.[[/note]]
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Icelandic in this story is treated as a totally separate language as Old Norse which the Vikings of Berk are technically speaking. If Icelandic is American English, Old Norse is British English. The only difference in the written form is a few spelling differences. On top of that Icelandic and the other Scandinavian languages hadn't yet broken away from Old Norse.
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* ArtisticLicenseLinguistics: Icelandic in this story is treated as a totally separate language as Old Norse which the Vikings of Berk are technically speaking. If Icelandic is American English, Old Norse is British English. The only difference in the written form is a few spelling differences. On top of that in the time period ''The Heart Bound Saga'' takes place (mid 11th century) Icelandic and the other Scandinavian languages hadn't yet broken away from Old Norse.
