Jane and the Dragon

Jane has her knight-in-training "rescue the damsel" test.

Dragon has a toothache and, to the amazement of all, falls for the tooth fairy story that Jane spins to get him to have his tooth pulled.

Dragon is feeling sick...very sick...with a pig disease: curly tail.

The annual ball is here, but Jane is suffering under Gunther's jibes that she just isn't good enough to be a real knight.

Dragon's clumsy playfulness has been causing a lot of problems in the castle. When he knocks a wall down, it is the final straw.

The king is having a day off, so Jane and her friends have the chance to play bandyball.

Jester's favorite day of the year, All Fools Day, is here and it is prank-pulling ahoy.

Jester is set to sing at the inter-kingdom competition of song.

When the king and queen are gone for the day on royal business, Jane is entrusted with "protecting the royal heirs," i.e. babysitting.

When Gunther pulls a practical joke on Jane, Dragon discovers he and Gunther share a similar sense of humor: lowbrow.

When Smithy's pig bites the prince, the king decides that the pig must be tethered.

The king commissions a beautiful portrait of the queen and Jane is entrusted to guard it before the grand unveiling gala.