Normal human beings want to take care of the people they love. Poor children, asked to imagine what they most want, most often want to buy their mother a house. Normal people, given more money than they need, share. If their best friend is hungry, they offer half their sandwich. If they see them hitchhiking on the road, they offer a ride. If an old person falls in the crosswalk, they lift them up. If I child falls in the lake, they jump in after. If a person is unconscious on the floor, they carry them out of the burning building.

Normal people care.

But human dragons . . .