Darwin's Dragons - Session 15 - Covington's Thoughts and Feelings

In Session 15 of "Darwin's Dragons," the narrative takes a contemplative turn as it delves into Covington's thoughts and feelings regarding the dragons now residing at London Zoo. The session is an exploration of Covington's emotional and intellectual responses as he pays regular visits to these magnificent creatures. The focus is on his perspectives about the dragons' current living conditions, their well-being, and contemplations about what lies ahead for them. This introspective session invites readers to empathise with Covington, understanding his concerns and hopes for the dragons that he has grown to care about deeply.

The narrative encourages readers to consider the complex relationship between humans and extraordinary creatures under human care. As Covington reflects on the dragons' adaptation to their new environment, there is a poignant consideration of the implications of captivity for such majestic beings. The session is designed to provoke thought about the ethical dimensions of wildlife in captivity and the responsibilities that come with it. Through Covington's eyes, one is prompted to ponder the balance between scientific discovery and the moral duty to ensure the welfare of sentient beings, offering a rich and emotionally resonant experience for the audience.