The Little Prince
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Richard Howard
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- 1
How does the pilot’s perspective on the adult world at the beginning of the story influence the way you view the little prince’s observations?
- 2
The little prince visits several planets populated by adults who seem trapped by their own narrow pursuits, such as the businessman, the conceited man, and the drunkard. Which of these characters do you think offers the most biting critique of modern adult life, and why?
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What does the relationship between the little prince and his rose reveal about the complexities of love, responsibility, and emotional investment?
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