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    The document summarizes the story The Little Prince. It was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and published in 1943. The story follows a little prince who travels the universe and visits different planets, gaining wisdom. On his travels, he meets various characters who teach him about life. He eventually ends up stranded in the Sahara Desert, where he meets a pilot who has also crash landed there.

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    The document summarizes the story The Little Prince. It was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and published in 1943. The story follows a little prince who travels the universe and visits different planets, gaining wisdom. On his travels, he meets various characters who teach him about life. He eventually ends up stranded in the Sahara Desert, where he meets a pilot who has also crash landed there.

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    The document summarizes the story The Little Prince. It was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and published in 1943. The story follows a little prince who travels the universe and visits different planets, gaining wisdom. On his travels, he meets various characters who teach him about life. He eventually ends up stranded in the Sahara Desert, where he meets a pilot who has also crash landed there.

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    - The fable was written by the French aviator, Antoine de Saint-Exupery.

    It was
    published in the year 1943 with his own illustrations in French as Le Petit
    Prince. It is a story about a little prince who traveled the universe and gained
    NOTE TAKEN
    wisdom to every planet he visited. The story was translated into hundreds of
    languages and has already sold a 200 million copies worldwide. It was one of
    the best-selling books in publishing history.
    1. The Little Prince- protagonist in the story, he symbolizes hope.
    2. The Narrator- Illustrator of his own story and draws several drawings for the
    little prince
    3. The Rose- has trouble in expressing her love for the little prince
    4. The Fox- helped the little prince to go towards the importance of life
    OUTLINING 5. The Snake- first character that little prince met in the earth and always talk in
    riddles and induces the bible
    6. The Baobabs- harmless tree on earth
    7. The King- a king who claims he is the ruler of the universe
    8. The Vain Man- desolate and begs for appreciation from all who pass by
    9. The Drunkard- a depressing figure
    10. The Businessman- prince actively reprimand
    11. The Lamplighter- prince thought of befriending
    12. The Geographer- recommends the prince to visit the earth
    13. The Railway Switchman- has more perspective in life
    14. The Salesclerk- symbolizes taking shortcuts
    15. The Three-Petaled Flower- lives alone in dessert
    16. The Turkish Astronomer- first human who discovered prince home
    The narrator, a pilot, crash-lands his plane in the Sahara Desert. After trying to
    fix his engine, he draws a sheep for a little boy who appears out of nowhere.
    Eventually, the author learns that the "little prince" hails from the faraway
    Asteroid B-612.

    His most prized possession was a rose, but since she was fickle and
    tempestuous, he decided to leave the planet. The flower was visibly sad to see
    him go, but she encouraged him, nevertheless.

    SUMMARIZIN On his way to Earth, he met a king, a vain man, a drunkard, a lamplighter, and
    G a geographer. On the geographer's recommendation, he went to Earth but
    ended up in the Sahara Desert. There, a snake told him to use its bite if he ever
    had to return to Earth. As he learned from the fox, knowing other people is all
    about taming them. The essential isn't visible to the eye, says the fox. It's
    what's hidden within us. Then the narrator finally meets the pilot who is
    stranded in the desert just like him.

    Despite the boy's serious air, the narrator grows to love and cherish him.
    When he and the boy find a well and drink from it, the narrator saves the boy's
    life, but he later stumbles across the prince talking to a yellow snake about
    poison just as he's about to tell the prince he fixed his engine. It's supposed to
    be a happy reunion, but the narrator can't handle it. Even so, he falls over and
    gets bitten by the snake. He can't find his body the next day, so he hopes he's
    okay.

    He asks readers to let him know if they ever meet the prince. The narrator
    returns to his life thinking about the prince and hoping he returns.
    The Little Prince speaks to the importance of looking beneath the surface for

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