The giants

Kumiko

Kumiko and the dragon

The dragon

He sees that Kumiko is surprised that the landing is so soft.

Dragons are like feathers

He is happy

Kumiko closes her eyes

The clouds are described as fluffy the author wants you to think of a bubble bath.

The clouds are described as wet. The author wants you to think of evaporated water.

The clouds are described like foam in the sea. The author wants you to imagine a magical dreamland.

The clouds are described as soft. The author wants you to think of being in a cosy bed.

The mood of wonder is created by the author describing the clouds as misty peaks and white archways and waterfalls of white.

The mood of fear is created by dragons breathing fire and people running away in terror.

The mood of sadness is created by the author describing misty peaks and white archways and waterfalls of white.

The mood of joy is created by the author describing a happy Kumiko and laughing dragons.

That he is angry to meet Kumiko because she is a human not a dragon.

That he wants to eat Kumiko.

That Kumiko is funny looking.

That it is a honour to meet Kumiko because she is the princess of dragons.