The themes found in the passage include:
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If someone truly loves someone, he or she will let that person go. - This theme can be inferred from Yagar's initial decision to care for the dragon but ultimately losing it, which reflects a sense of letting go.
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No matter where a person is in life, he or she can make a new start. - Yagar's experience of finding the dragon again after many years demonstrates that it is possible to find new opportunities even later in life.
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Holding onto past mistakes prevents one from moving forward in life. - Yagar's regret and shame about not becoming the dragon master shows how clinging to past failures can hinder personal growth.
The other themes do not directly resonate with the story's events or messages.