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Dulcia (a name derived from the Latin 'sweet') is a more experienced dragon who has been put in [[Lily]]'s [[formation]] along with [[Messoria]] and [[Nitidus]] to balance out the inexperienced [[Lily]], [[Temeraire]] and [[Maximus]]. | Dulcia (a name derived from the Latin 'sweet') is a more experienced dragon who has been put in [[Lily]]'s [[formation]] along with [[Messoria]] and [[Nitidus]] to balance out the inexperienced [[Lily]], [[Temeraire]] and [[Maximus]]. | ||
| − | + | Dulcia is also afflicted with the dragon plague, but along with the rest of Lily's formation, is sent to Africa aboard the [[HMS Allegiance]] to find a cure. [[William Laurence]] spends the evenings reading to Temeraire from his books and is surprised to find that all the dragons quickly comprehend geometric theory. At one point, Nitidus and Dulcia disagree with Temeraire on the concept of parallel lines. (Though Dulcia is more tactful in her disagreement than Nitidus.) Indeed, all the members of the formation soon begin having in-depth discussion on geometry, giving credence to Temeraire's assertions that all dragon's are very intelligent. | |
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Revision as of 19:35, 25 September 2007
Character Profile
| Name: | Dulcia |
| Date of Birth: | Older and more experienced than Temeraire |
| Breed: | Grey Copper/Greyling |
| Captain: | Chenery |
| National Loyalty: | Britain |
| Appearance: | Small and grey |
| Special Abilities: | |
| Status: | Active |
Biography
Dulcia (a name derived from the Latin 'sweet') is a more experienced dragon who has been put in Lily's formation along with Messoria and Nitidus to balance out the inexperienced Lily, Temeraire and Maximus.
Dulcia is also afflicted with the dragon plague, but along with the rest of Lily's formation, is sent to Africa aboard the HMS Allegiance to find a cure. William Laurence spends the evenings reading to Temeraire from his books and is surprised to find that all the dragons quickly comprehend geometric theory. At one point, Nitidus and Dulcia disagree with Temeraire on the concept of parallel lines. (Though Dulcia is more tactful in her disagreement than Nitidus.) Indeed, all the members of the formation soon begin having in-depth discussion on geometry, giving credence to Temeraire's assertions that all dragon's are very intelligent.
