Talk:Siveth/@comment-72.47.160.7-20201008013226

I liked Siveth's character. But there were things about her story that frustrated me, didn't make since one bit, and felt more like Eragon then Dragonheart.

Like, why did she choese to spend thrity years huled up in a cave alone. There are milloins of poeple in need in the world (even back then) Why didn't she fly to another kingdom or another village and offer her help to them? Because of sharing her heart with Darius (Darius had a tender spot for Lukas, but he's no diffrent then the Snake or Scorpian. Someone whom tooke plaesure out of killing others for money and vengence. Siveth saving Darius might have been noble, but he spent twenty years running her sacrifice and soul into the ground. Personaly I think this was a bad chose on her part.) Her life spand was dramatically cut down. Hidding out alone in a cave hoping someone would show up to save her soul from disappering. Is the last thing a dragon should be doing when their low on time and have to earn their place into heaven. And why didn't she go back to Britannia? Drago was still alive at the time. He could have helped her, offred her comfort, and advice. And after his death why didn't she go back? With no dragon they could have really used her help and I'm sure Mehgan would have liked having another women around.

The narrative of this movie treated Siveth a little bit like a sassy dog. Passive and waiting on humans to throw her a bone. Instaed of taking her fate into her own talons. And the way heart-sharing has been depicted in the last few films has really been crappy. A dragon giving half their heart is the ultimate sacrifice and gift. Something not to be given lightly. But Drago and Siveth just gave their's up without a second thought or knowing if the humans were worthy or noble. Gareth almost coast Drago his soul, Darius as been coasting Siveth her's for twenty years, and she never stopped him, or at the lest pointed out in the movie she regreted saving him. I like her character. But I really feel the narratives about these dragons has to be improved upon and the origainl canon keept sacred.