My Father's Dragon

Elmer is a curious and compassionate young boy who embarks on a grand adventure to help his family and their struggling candy shop. His determination to free Boris and save Wild Island showcases his bravery and selflessness. Throughout his journey, he learns valuable lessons about friendship, responsibility, and courage.

Boris is a comical dragon burdened by the weight of his responsibilities on Wild Island. Despite his challenges, he is kind-hearted and forms a strong bond with Elmer. His journey toward becoming an 'After Dragon' highlights his growth and the importance of friendship in overcoming difficulties.

Saiwa is a gorilla who exerts control over Boris and the island, presenting himself as an antagonist in Elmer's journey. His character reflects the themes of power and responsibility, showcasing the challenges that come with leadership. Eventually, Saiwa's actions also reveal the nuances of fear and the need for collaboration.

Mrs. McClaren is the landlord who represents the struggles of the community. Her character serves to highlight the financial burdens and societal challenges faced by families like Elmer's. She offers a glimpse into the adult world's worries and responsibilities.

Soda is a friendly whale who aids Elmer in reaching Wild Island. She embodies kindness and support, illustrating the importance of helping others in their journeys. Her character adds a whimsical touch to the adventure, emphasizing friendship in unexpected forms.

Kwan is a pivotal character whose actions pose challenges for Elmer and Boris. As part of Saiwa's forces, he embodies the conflict within the story, illustrating the struggle between good and evil. His confrontations serve to heighten the stakes of Elmer's adventure.