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SETTING: The Saint of Dragons setting is the entire world as they hunt dragons across the world but the time period is close to or is modern as there are modern things like planes, guns, and military things like nukes. So the place can be any where in the world and the time is at least close to modern or is modern.

ARCHETYPES: The ARCHETYPES in The Saint of Dragons are "The Quest"
and "Overcoming the Monster" (kinda). The reason for the quest is because the main character and his dad and one other character are set out on having to kill the finale dragon in the world so the world can be free of them. The reason for overcoming the monster is because they have to kill a dragon to not only save humanity but also so they don't die.

POINT OF VIEW: In The Saint of Dragons the point of view is 3rd person narrator. The narrator is the kind of narrator that can see into the main character's mind (Simon's mind) but not in the mind of other people. It describes things the way Simon sees and hears. It also describes the way others talk/sound and look the way Simon sees/hears it