Friendship, Wishes, and Identity Challenges

The transcript follows a peasant boy, Din, who encounters a magical wish dragon named Long. Long offers Din three wishes, leading to humorous and insightful interactions as Long learns about the modern world. Din navigates challenges like traffic and social etiquette, ultimately exploring the consequences of wishes and the importance of identity and relationships.

What is the initial reaction of the peasant boy upon meeting the magical wish dragon?

• He is indifferent and ignores the dragon.

• He is excited and immediately makes a wish.

• He is skeptical and thinks it's a joke.

• He is scared and runs away.

What does the dragon offer to the boy as potential wishes?

• A magical sword and shield.

• A suit of armor, strength, and a carriage.

• A treasure map and a pirate ship.

• A magical pet and a flying carpet.

How does the dragon react to modern technology like cars and glass?

• He is angry and destroys them.

• He is scared and hides.

• He is confused and curious.

• He is familiar and unimpressed.

What is the boy's main concern while stuck in traffic with the dragon?

• He is afraid of being late for dinner.

• He is anxious about losing his job.

• He is concerned about wasting a wish on traffic.

• He is worried about missing an important meeting.

What does the boy wish for to attend the party?

• To be invisible.

• To be a prince.

• To have a new suit.

• To have a magical carriage.

What does the dragon refuse to do for the boy?

• Give him a magical sword.

• Grant him unlimited wishes.

• Make someone fall in love with him.

• Turn him into a king.

How does the dragon advise the boy to behave at the party?

• To be friendly and make new friends.

• To be humble and polite.

• To dance and entertain the guests.

• To ignore others and talk about himself.

What is the boy's reaction when his friend is upset with him?

• He apologizes immediately.

• He is confused and doesn't understand why.

• He laughs it off.

• He ignores her and continues talking.

What does the boy struggle with after becoming a prince?

• Learning how to dance.

• Finding his way to the party.

• Finding a suitable outfit.

• Maintaining his new identity.

What does the boy ultimately realize about his friend?

• She is not interested in friendship.

• She is impressed by wealth and status.

• She wants to travel the world.

• She values honesty and genuine connection.