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The Little Prince

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Book Reports

 

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Diana S

 

Date added:

June 27, 2016

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

B

 

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2 / 450

 

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In effect, the little prince only begins to feel lonely when he ventures out into the adult world, while his ultimate suicide is a loss of innocence made possible by the adult fear of snakes. To the contrary, children are liberated by their imagination and understanding of the emotions and intangible qualities that are truly "matters of consequence...
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The laziness of adults allowed the bad seeds to grow in the first place, and the author challenges his readers to take responsibility for their actions as well as the rest of society. Unlike a lazy man who allowed baobabs to destroy his planet, the little prince carefully weeds out the dangerous plants before they grow too large...
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