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    1) The plot follows an aviator who crashes in the Sahara Desert and meets a young boy called the Little Prince from the asteroid B-612. 2) The Little Prince tells the aviator about his life, leaving his asteroid to escape the demands of a temperamental rose and visiting other planets whose inhabitants represent human characteristics and conditions. 3) Throughout his journey, the Little Prince learns about what is truly important in life from the people and animals he meets, culminating in the lesson from the fox that what is essential cannot be seen by the eye but is invisible and can only be felt in the heart.

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    1) The plot follows an aviator who crashes in the Sahara Desert and meets a young boy called the Little Prince from the asteroid B-612. 2) The Little Prince tells the aviator about his life, leaving his asteroid to escape the demands of a temperamental rose and visiting other planets whose inhabitants represent human characteristics and conditions. 3) Throughout his journey, the Little Prince learns about what is truly important in life from the people and animals he meets, culminating in the lesson from the fox that what is essential cannot be seen by the eye but is invisible and can only be felt in the heart.

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    Name: Chester Adrian DJ. Castillo Subject Teacher: Mr.

    Renen Bantillo
    Grade and Section: 11-Mintzberg
    DYCIan Learning Account no.5
    Introduction to Literacy Criticism

    Look for any literary text and criticize it by providing the given elements:

    Point of View: First Person


    Setting: Sahara Desert
    Characters: The Aviator, The Rose, Little Prince, Fox, Snake, The Baobabs. The King, The Businessman,
    The Vain Man, The Drunkard, The Lamplighter, The Geographer
    Plot: The plot starts with an aviator who is a pilot that crashed in the desert. He meets a little boy that
    he called ‘little prince’ who want him to draw a picture of a sheep. The little prince is from the planet
    called B-612. The little prince tells about what’s happen to his life to the aviator. On the planet of the
    little prince, he always pull out seedlings of baobab trees so that these trees don’t grow that much
    and cover his little planet. Suddenly, a rose bloom in the planet and the kid take care of it but the rose
    demands to the little prince and he become too hard to deal with the rose and he decided to leave to
    his little planet. The little prince go through several steroid. He encounters a king who demands
    obedience. There’s a man living alone who wants flattery from the prince. He met a drunkard that is
    ashamed because of his habit but will not quit. Then, a businessman who makes a claim to all stars
    and thus finds it essential to know the exact number of them. He meets a lamplighter, who is
    responsible to light the lamps every evening and put the lamp out each morning despite the rapid
    speed that the planet spun. In the final planet, the prince comes across a geographer. The little prince
    doesn’t know about his planet. The aviator asks the kid to describe his planet. The little prince arrive
    in earth where he encounters a snake who tells him it is possible to return him home. He sees a rose
    garden and realizes that the rose back home was not as unique as she had informed him. A fox tells
    him that they would live together in joy if the boy tamed him. Now the aviator has spent eight days
    with the little prince, and his water had run out. The two find a well. The kid wants to return to his
    planet. To return, a poisonous snake has to bite him. The prince was missing the next morning, and
    the aviator assumes that the little prince has successfully returned to his little planet.
    Symbols: The Stars, Water, The Dessert, The Snake
    Theme: The theme is expressed when the fox says the secret to the little prince: “It is only
    with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye.” It means that what is
    essential is not visible and hence we need to pursue our feelings which can never be perceived
    through our eyes but can only be felt in the heart.

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