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In satirical novels dealing with dragons by Patricia C Wrede the main character Cimorene is no ordinary princess.She is an adventurous girl who runs away from her familial societal obligations join forces with a fierce, powerful, kind, dragon named Kuzal.Cimorene Was justified and ignoring the social norms of medieval society because as a princess her family does not let her have many privileges and does not let her be free. One reason that Cimorene is justified by going against your family is because she is not satisfied with her life.One of the reasons she is not satisfied is because she doesn't have the privileges as a normal person would have , But since she's a princess she can't do things like “fencing lessons Is not proper for
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