Category: The Little Prince

Summary and Analysis of The Little Prince The narrator, who is also the pilot, talks about his struggle as a child to illustrate a boa constrictor consuming an elephant. The narrator initially sketches the picture from the outside, but everyone thinks its a hat. So he tries to draw the boa constrictor from the inside,…

Summary and Analysis of The Little Prince The narrator, who is also the pilot, talks about his struggle as a child to illustrate a boa constrictor consuming an elephant. The narrator initially sketches the picture from the outside, but everyone thinks its a hat. So he tries to draw the boa constrictor from the inside,…

Reader’s Response to Literature: Critical Analysis of The Little Prince 1. Which one among the adults the Little Prince meets do you find the most significant to discuss? Why Among the adults that the Little Prince meets, the most significant one would be the geographer. The geographer was the wisest out of all the other…

Use of Figurative Language in The Little Prince: Analytical Essay The story starts with conversation on the idea of adults and their failure to see particularly significant things. As a test to decide whether an adult is illuminated and like a kid. He shows them an image that he drew at 6 years old portraying…

Concept of Overcoming Social and Emotional Isolation in The Little Prince Many sensitive characters want to experience companionship, but when they cannot achieve this, they become alienated (Laleh and Rikani, 2016:660). This statement can be applied to the protagonists of both Salingers The Catcher in the Rye and Saint-Exuperys The Little Prince. The Little Prince…

Opinion Essay on The Little Prince: Analysis of Characters, the Best and the Worst Parts 1. Who among the characters do you like most? Explain further. The fox is one of the characters that captures my attention, one of the earths inhabitants that the Little Prince encountered on his journey. What I like about the…

Reader’s Reflection on The Little Prince: Analytical Overview 1. Why is it that nobody believed the astronomer? Grown-ups has set their priorities, some are right and most are wrong. As per the society labelled a person. Man with suit and tie are being respected and sadly one that wears color faded shirts and jeans are…

Reader’s Response to Literature: Critical Analysis of The Little Prince 1. Which one among the adults the Little Prince meets do you find the most significant to discuss? Why Among the adults that the Little Prince meets, the most significant one would be the geographer. The geographer was the wisest out of all the other…

Use of Figurative Language in The Little Prince: Analytical Essay The story starts with conversation on the idea of adults and their failure to see particularly significant things. As a test to decide whether an adult is illuminated and like a kid. He shows them an image that he drew at 6 years old portraying…

Concept of Overcoming Social and Emotional Isolation in The Little Prince Many sensitive characters want to experience companionship, but when they cannot achieve this, they become alienated (Laleh and Rikani, 2016:660). This statement can be applied to the protagonists of both Salingers The Catcher in the Rye and Saint-Exuperys The Little Prince. The Little Prince…