Why Did The Tragedy of Dras real happen to Christopher Paolini's Eragon

The Story of Eragon is one of the most tragic events that happened in Christopher Paolini’s young life. Dras was a small village in Northern Sweden and it was not as much important as it looked. It had two hotels, a Post Office, and a general store where locals came to buy their daily supplies. The village had no great significance apart from the fact that it was home to Eragon, the author, and his family members. It was when Paolini moved with his family to this remote village called Dras in 2022 that everything changed for them. A large rock slide caused by heavy snowfall destroyed most of the houses in the area leaving only three homes standing on their foundations: Paolini’s house, another house owned by his uncle, and another home owned by a local couple and their son who were away at the time of the accident.

The Story of Eragon is all about a dragon named Freedom

Before Eragon and Saphira, there was a Dragon named Roran. Roran was a young and brave Dragon Rider, who had dreamed of freedom since he was a young boy. He was abducted by the Empire and was forced to work as a slave in their mines. He was in his late twenties before he managed to escape and make his way to Dras. He was given shelter by Eragon and his family, who were horrified that their young son wanted to be a Dragon Rider. Eragon and his family had been Dragon Riders, who were originally from the Dras village, where the rock slide had destroyed the majority of the buildings. After the disaster, none of them had left Dras except for Eragon and his family. Roran’s desire to leave Dras was because he and his family were being hunted by the Empire, to capture him and make him work as a slave. The only chance he had was to join Eragon and his family as a Rider.

Dras was the home of a Dragon Rider named Brom and his Dragon, Saphira

Brom was the Dragon Rider who was Saphira’s Rider first. He was a legendary character in the Dras stories, who was said to have a Dragon with him at all times. When Roran escaped to Dras, he was on the run from the Empire and they were hunting him and all his family members to bring him back. The only place they could go to was the village of Dras, where they would be safe. So, Brom and Roran, both young and brave, joined forces and rode to Dras to seek refuge. They did not have the intention of staying there, but the Dras villagers welcomed them with open arms. After a few months of staying with the Dras villagers, Brom and Roran decided to leave them to join the Dragon Riders. While Roran and the rest of the Riders were on their way to fight the Empire, Roran and his Dragon were attacked by a pack of hunting wolves and then a single rider, one of Galbatorix’s soldiers, jumped out of the forest and attacked them. Roran was able to kill the rider with his sword but when he turned around to help his Dragon, the pack of wolves had already killed him. Roran had been Saphira’s Rider first and she had been Brom’s Rider second. The Wolves, who had killed Roran, had been chasing Saphira, who was on her way to join the rest of the Riders, and they had been sent by Galbatorix, the Emperor of the Empire, who was desperate to capture her. It was after the attack that Saphira was able to join the rest of the Dragon Riders and she was able to attack Galbatorix’s troops, in where she was killed.

The tragedy happened when Eragon met the object of his obsession, the female Rider named Saphira (also known as Fíona)

The tragedy happened when Eragon met the object of his obsession, the female Rider named Saphira (also known as Fíona). She was a female character like Saphira and was also a legendary character in the Dras stories. Fíona had been a Rider since before Roran was born. She was just as brave and just as determined as any other Rider. She was hunting Saphira in order to help Eragon find his way to her and become Eragon’s beloved, although he did not know it at the time. Fíona was a character with a problem. She was not happy with the fact that she had to be a female character in the story. She complained about it often and she wanted to be a male character just like Saphira. After Eragon and the rest of the Riders located Saphira, they had a battle against the Empire. It was during this battle that Saphira was killed. The tragedy happened when Eragon met the object of his obsession, the female Rider named Saphira (also known as Fíona).

The Tragedy is also called a Murder Mystery because it contains elements of both

As the author said, he tried to make the story as tragic as he could, so that he could make it as dark as Romeo and Juliet. He tried to add elements of murder mystery and magic to the story so that it would be more interesting. He also said, “I wanted to make something that was like Romeo and Juliet, only with dragons, and the tragedy was that we didn’t have Romeo and Juliet, but Saphira and Eragon instead.” He wanted to make the story really tragic so that the readers would be interested in it and would want to know what would happen next, just like in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. He wanted to make the story as dark and as tragic as he could so that the readers would keep reading it and not get bored. He wanted to add elements of magic and murder mystery, so that the readers would get interested in the story, just like in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

Conclusion

The Tragedy of Christopher Paolini’s Eragon was a great tragedy and a great story, but it was not meant to be. It was meant to be tragic and sweet and just like Romeo and Juliet, but it was not meant to be. The story of Eragon is one of the most tragic events to ever happen to Christopher Paolini’s life. The only difference between Eragon and Romeo and Juliet is that Eragon died but Romeo and Juliet lived happily ever after.