Easter Grumpy Dragon

Happy Easter!

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Now for a cute story.....

Once upon a time, there was a very grumpy dragon named Grizzle… who secretly wanted to fit in with the Easter dragons.

“They sparkle,” he grumbled. “I do NOT sparkle.”

But one day, he decided to try.

He stuck floppy bunny ears on his head (they fell over one eye). He added a little bunny nose and stuck cotton on his face to look fluffy. He shoved cotton onto his toes (poof… poof…). He glued bright Easter eggs all down his back and tail… …and with a deep sigh, he tossed glitter all over himself.

“I regret everything,” he muttered, now sparkling.

He marched into the meadow.

“I am festive,” he announced.

The Easter dragons stared… then burst out laughing.

Grizzlethorn turned red. “I KNEW THIS WAS A BAD”

But a tiny dragon hopped up and fixed his crooked ear. Another straightened an egg.

“You look ridiculous,” they said, smiling. “…but we love it.”

Grizzlethorn blinked.

And just like that, he was marching in the parade.

Poof. Clomp. Poof.

Still grumpy… But now definitely… fluffy and sparkly.

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