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The Eyes of the Dragon Themes & Symbolism

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The Eyes of the Dragon Significant Topics

Good versus Evil

This novel includes the classic theme of good versus evil, as Peter fights Flagg for control over his kingdom. Flagg is a dark and evil presence in the kingdom. This is not the first time Flagg has come to Delain. Flagg recalls having been in Delain many times, each time spending many decades attempting to orchestrate wars and pestilence. Flagg has been in Delain for more than forty years this time and has had difficulty manipulating King Roland and his mother before him. With the birth of Peter and Thomas, Flagg sees the potential in manipulating young Thomas to gain his ultimate goal. However, Peter is the oldest and must be removed first. Flagg comes up with a plan to murder King Roland and frame Peter, thus removing both the old king and his heir with one act. Flagg's plan goes perfectly; however, Flagg underestimates the power of good.

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