How to Train Your Dragon 2 - Movie Quotes
Memorable Quotes
You have the heart of a chief... and the soul of a dragon.
— Valka
Context:
Spoken to Hiccup during their brief time together in the sanctuary, affirming he doesn't have to choose one or the other.
Meaning:
Validates Hiccup's dual nature, bridging the gap between his human responsibilities and his connection to nature.
A chief protects his own.
— Stoick the Vast
Context:
Stoick says this to Hiccup early in the film to explain why he closed the gates, and Hiccup repeats it at the end when defending Berk.
Meaning:
The central definition of leadership in the film. It foreshadows Stoick's sacrifice and becomes the mantra Hiccup adopts at the end.
Good dragons under the control of bad people do bad things.
— Valka
Context:
Spoken after Stoick's death to help Hiccup understand that Toothless wasn't responsible for his actions under the Alpha's control.
Meaning:
A crucial lesson for Hiccup to forgive Toothless for killing Stoick. It emphasizes that intent matters more than action when free will is stripped away.
You're as beautiful as the day I lost you.
— Stoick the Vast
Context:
Stoick says this immediately upon seeing Valka for the first time in 20 years, disarming her defense mechanisms instantly.
Meaning:
Demonstrates Stoick's enduring love and softness beneath his rough exterior. It is one of the most emotional lines in the franchise.