When you view this picture what thoughts come to your mind?

[Still-alive]

Share with us your thoughts upon viewing this random art piece i found on the internet.

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i dig the shirtless dwarf. he's probably a badass lol

[Curiosity2006]

The Company of Thorin Oakenshield's v. s. Smaug

[Still-alive]

kewlll

[ShesRad80]

to teach any cat i have to be armed and prepared

[DaBiggestBird]

My brain sort of crashed like that computer that exploded trying to render Devastator when Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen was being made. I only had pieces of thoughts and they bundled together like a combo in Taco Bell, a package deal if you will. Anyways, the first piece of my thought was the end times Biblically speaking, then the movie Brave, and lastly a guy I saw in a dream I had last week. He looked like one of the dwarfs from Snow White combined with the art style of Mario’s family from the Super Mario Bros. movie.

[artgorgeous]

1. Where are women? Raped by a dragon?

2. Where is the Snow White? And why is the dragon in the story?

3. The dragon is protecting treasures from being stolen from a castle

4. The dwarfs are protecting treasures from being stolen by a dragon

5. Dragon is just hungry.

[goaded]

"As Tolkien implied of his dwarves, Discworld dwarfs of both sexes have beards. However, while Tolkien stated that female dwarves are rare, and disguise themselves as male when they must travel, female Discworld dwarfs are common, but are traditionally indistinguishable from males at all times. Dwarfs prefer not to spend much time on the subject; the dwarfish language has a gender neutral pronoun, usually rendered as "he" when speaking human languages. Dwarfish courtship is an incredibly tactful affair, primarily concerned with finding out which gender the other dwarf is. Despite the awkwardness that comes of this, it is traditionally considered rude to discuss female dwarfs in conversation. "
https://discworld.fandom.com/wiki/Dwarfs

[artgorgeous]

@goaded I didn't read Tolkien, but the comment makes sense. However only in regards with Tolkien's world. I wasn't considering the picture as a lord of the rings lore.

[goaded]

I couldn't help it, it was pretty much the only thing along those lines in the late 1970s, when I started reading The Hobbit (after I got over thinking it was a fairy story for little kids).

[artgorgeous]

@goaded Yes, probably. It's very difficult to come up with some lore fantasy world so it could become worldwide recognizable. Authors who can invent such lore are true legends.

[menina]

I don't know why, but it makes me laugh 😂😂😂😂

It reminds me of a show I used to watch with my sister called "Merlin". Good times...

[Tiptoetamm]

Dragon, makes me think of the Lord of the rings 😆😆

[Static_In_The_Attic]

Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs come to mind on this case.

[Skull_Anon]

Back when men used one on one against dragons with just a spear

I miss those days 💀

[DryGermanGuy]

Warhammer Fantasy Battle

[Nikki1989]

Asterix and Obelix.

[Drewtate]

Afghanistan

[Curiosity2006]

lol Book me a one-way ticket! XD

[Still-alive]

here's florida by the way

[Drewtate]

Looks more like san Francisco

[Curiosity2006]

Post-apocalyptic maybe!

[goaded]

Dragon! Then, Tolkien and The Hobbit.

[Sparkie460]

The grass needs to be cut

[goaded]

It's better for the wildlife this way. Although they're probably all going to get roasted very soon.

[thegreenyogi]

Game of Thrones!!

[JackCarter]

Good ol' days !!

[sheenagwapa]

short pips yeah

[Kelly6]

Hobbits