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'''Wren''' is a young female [[human]] and one of the three protagonists of ''[[Dragonslayer]]''. She was raised in the village of [[Talisman]].
'''Wren''' is a young female [[human]] and one of the three protagonists of ''[[Dragonslayer]]''. She was raised in the village of [[Talisman]].


She is currently traveling across the sea from [[Pyrrhia]] on the journey to [[Pantala]] as one of the [[eleven selected representatives]].
She is currently traveling across the sea from [[Pyrrhia]] on the journey to [[Pantala]] as one of the eleven chosen representatives.


== Appearance ==
== Appearance ==
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== Relationships ==
== Relationships ==
=== [[Daffodil]] ===
Wren seems to be friends with Daffodil and also cared enough about her to, go after her and rescue her when she is taken as a pet by Winter. She also is teaching her dragon.
=== [[Deathbringer]] ===
=== [[Deathbringer]] ===
Wren first met Deathbringer, whom she called "Murderbasket," when she tried to convince him to take her to the SandWing palace. Deathbringer is also her second 'favorite dragon.'
Wren first met Deathbringer, whom she called "Murderbasket," when she tried to convince him to take her to the SandWing palace. Deathbringer is also her second 'favorite dragon.'

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"We don't need anybody else, right, little dragon? […] If they don't want us, we don't care. We can look after each other, can't we?"
— Wren to Sky, Dragonslayer

Wren is a young female human and one of the three protagonists of Dragonslayer. She was raised in the village of Talisman.

She is currently traveling across the sea from Pyrrhia on the journey to Pantala as one of the eleven chosen representatives.

Appearance

Wren has dark curly hair[1] and tree-bark brown eyes. She was described to have freckles all across her nose and arms.[2] For the first part of Dragonslayer, she wore a blue dress and had her hair pinned.[3] When she arrives in the Indestructible City, she is seen wearing dark green pants, a moss green tunic, fawn brown boots, and a soft wool cloak dyed the grey of a stormy sky.[4] When searching for Sky she obtains a sword which she carries strapped to her back.[5]

Personality

Wren has been described as loud and "the girl with a dragon's temper" by Talisman's villagers. She has also been described as "never polite and rarely good." It appears that since she hadn't had a role model from a young age, she stopped emotionally developing. She shows distaste for humanity after the dragonmancers tried to sacrifice her, but she does have compassion towards dragons. She has a very strong relationship with Sky, a SkyWing that she rescued after escaping. Wren is shown to be quite fierce; she injured multiple dragonmancers during the attempted sacrifice. Her curiosity and bravery are also evident throughout the book, and she is very protective of Sky. She does not like most people but is intrigued by Undauntable, the prince of the Indestructible City. She is shown to be arrogant as seen when she thought Snowfall was scared of her.

Biography

The Lost Continent Prophecy

Wren appears when she and Sky help rescue Daffodil from the scavenger enclosure in Sanctuary. After Snowfall confronts them, she reveals to her that she can speak Dragon, much to the queen's shock. When Snowfall asks if Daffodil can speak their language too, Wren says that she would if she paid attention and studied more, sounding annoyed by it.

After Snowfall faints, having another vision, Wren brags that the dragon is terrified of her and is confused when Snowfall speaks Human for a moment. After Snowfall mentions that she wants to show the humans to the others, Wren declines, thinking that the dragons would just eat them, and says that she just wants to be left alone, but she is eventually persuaded to follow the queen back.

The group returns to the enclosure where the other dragons are waiting. While she's a little irritated with the amount of dragons present, she nevertheless tells every other dragon present that she can speak Dragon, surprising them. After Snowfall tells the others about the abyss, Qibli suggests bringing Wren and Sky with them to communicate with the humans in Pantala. Wren initially refuses, saying that Sky is not much of a fighter and expresses concern that he'll be taken over by the breath of evil. Snowfall convinces her to come with them by saying that her and the other queens will pass an edict forbidding dragons from hunting and eating humans in exchange for her help, with Wren adding that keeping humans as pets should be forbidden as well. When Winter realizes that Smolder has been keeping Rose as a pet for years, Wren tells him not to worry about her since she's happy to be with the prince.

After Snowfall destroys the gift of order and talks with Opal, Lynx is mentioned to be flying with the other representatives to Pantala, with Wren among them.


Legends

Wren is a human born in Talisman, but when she was seven, she was sacrificed to the dragons because she read a book featuring information about the illegal acts of the dragonmancers. She managed to free herself from the ropes that were supposed to prevent her from escaping and rescued Sky, a mountain dragon, from a bush. She hid him from the dragon who had tried to kill him (Kestrel). Sky and Wren became friends. Soon, they began teaching each other their respective languages.

While traveling through the mountains, they stumbled upon the cave that the dragonets of destiny grew up in, spotting the dragonets through what may be the sky hole. That time, Wren and Sky could already communicate in broken sentences. A year and a half later, she tried to get into the Indestructible City and met a boy named Undauntable and his cat named Dragon.

Eight years later, Wren and Sky traveled to a dragon city (the Scorpion Den), where Sky was captured by General Sandstorm, and Wren left to find and rescue Sky. During her quest, Wren learned that Sky was being held at Burn's stronghold and encountered Deathbringer (mistaking his name to be Murderbasket), who was traveling to the Ice Kingdom under orders to assassinate Glory, Starflight, and Tsunami. Wren asked Deathbringer to put his mission on hold to fly her to the Kingdom of Sand to rescue Sky. He, believing that she is some hallucination, agreed. After Deathbringer dropped Wren off, she snuck into the stronghold where she encountered Rose, another human who was Ivy's aunt, who was left behind when Stone and Heath killed Queen Oasis.

Rose led Wren to Sky, and with help from Smolder, the duo escaped from the stronghold. Nearby, Wren was reunited with her brother Leaf, who was accompanied by Ivy.

The three then returned to Valor and Talisman to expose the truths that had been hidden from them as children, using Sky to scare the humans into doing what they wanted them to.

Relationships

Wren first met Deathbringer, whom she called "Murderbasket," when she tried to convince him to take her to the SandWing palace. Deathbringer is also her second 'favorite dragon.'

Leaf is Wren's brother, and the two were very close until the dragonmancers attempted to sacrifice Wren to the dragons. After that, they did not see each other for about seven years. Sometimes, when Wren couldn't help it, she thought about Leaf, prompting that he was the only person she liked in the whole of Talisman. When she met Leaf again, she was shocked and delighted.

Wren met Rose in the kitchen and when they met Rose stated she was overexcited to have a conversation with her since she hasn't talked to a human in years. She also helped Wren collect mouse poison to poison Sandstorm's drink to kill him. She also trusted Rose enough to tell her about Sky, and even thought of her as a friend.

Wren found Sky as a newly hatched dragonet and saved him after Kestrel attempted to drown him. She relates to him through the fact that they were both abandoned by their kind. The two spent most of their life avoiding people and dragons in favor of growing up alone.

Wren first meets Prince Undauntable when she goes to the Indestructible City. Wren shows no interest in him, thinking that he is arrogant, spoiled, and rude. However, Undauntable likes Wren, and each time she comes to the city, Undauntable begs for her to stay. When they are fourteen, he asks her to marry him, but Wren simply turns him down.

Family Tree

UnnamedUnnamed
RowanBluebellUnnamedCamelliaLeafWren


Quotes

"I bet they didn't! […] I bet the dragons don't even care! […] They'd eat anyone they found all tied up! If they could choose, they'd pick someone bigger and yummier than me. Like Camellia! She would make a much better sacrifice to the dragons! Why didn't they pick her?"
― thinking about why the dragons chose her (Dragonslayer, page 15)

"Stop crying, So people are terrible and can't be trusted. That shouldn't be such a big surprise, Wren. They've never stood up for you before. Nobody cares about you and so you shouldn't care about them either. Well, I think I shall NOT get eaten, […] That will SHOW THEM. I don't need a village! Or parents! Or any of them! I'm smarter than all of them and smarter than the dragons, too! I don't have to be someone's breakfast if I decide not to be. So there!"
― thinking, shortly after escaping dragonmancers' ropes (Dragonslayer, page 16)

"We don't need anybody else, right, little dragon? […] If they don't want us, we don't care. We can look after each other, can't we?"
― to Sky (Dragonslayer, page 24)

"I think that was a yes. Hello, Sky. When you grow up, will you burn down my village for me? Especially the dragonmancers' houses. That'll show them. I'm going to grow up on my own just fine and then come back and be like, ha! I did NOT get eaten by dragons and now my pet dragon is going to eat YOU, take THAT!"
― to Sky (Dragonslayer, page 25)

"Let's go, […] You're safe with me. Safe us."
― to Sky (Dragonslayer, page 64)

"I'd love you with or without fire, […] You're perfect just the way you are. Even if you are weirdly obsessed with snails."
― to Sky (Dragonslayer, page 65)

"Start with a dictionary, […] Look up the word never. And stop acting like people are just more things you can buy."
― to Undauntable (Dragonslayer, page 186)

"It is not actually my responsibility to fix your life by giving you everything you want, […] I'm not a rare dragon scale to add to your collection. I am a person. You are not entitled to have me along with everything else."
― to Undauntable (Dragonslayer, page 186)

"I can say STOP BEING A DIMWIT AND LISTEN TO ME!"
― to Cereus in Dragon (Dragonslayer, page 437)

"Hello, […] I'm baaaaaack!""
― to Tailsman, when she arrived with Sky, Leaf, and Ivy (Dragonslayer, page 480)

Trivia

  • Wren is not entirely fluent in Dragon, as she mistook Deathbringer's name for Murderbasket instead.[6]
  • "Snail" was the first word Wren learned in Dragon.[7]
  • It is implied Wren has a fear of being eaten by dragons, as she brings it up multiple times throughout The Dangerous Gift.

References

  1. Dragonslayer, page 443
  2. Dragonslayer, page 284
  3. Dragonslayer, page 11
  4. Dragonslayer, page 119
  5. Dragonslayer, page 306
  6. Dragonslayer, page 312
  7. Dragonslayer, page 53
Humans
Abyss village

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Talisman

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Valor

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Indestructible City

BoarInvincible LordUndauntable

Pyrrhia

Present: ArbutusBanditCardinalCranberryGroveIvyLeafRoseRoverRowanThymeWren
Historical: ArgyllCottonmouthCoyoteJaguar

Pantala

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Society

DragonmancersHuman settlementsTruth SeekersWingwatchers


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