Analysis of The Little Prince

I. The condition of Little Prince is lonely and fragile like a little prince himself when he enters the adult world trying to understand them. Through the story, the authors emphasize that loneliness is the reason for isolating adults, not children. Because they can not see things with thought, mind, or imagination. Both the main character (Little Prince) and the second main character (narrator) are lonely because of loneliness, because there is a difference between children's and adult's thoughts.

To memorize his children, "memorize the prince - not only the prince but also the time of the prince and the talker", the prince's story reminds me of being dark, the exact condition of the plotter. "The sacred prince was created with St. Exupéry" is a foreign nationality who is indignant about what is happening in his country and the world. There are many fantastic and unrealistic elements ... you can not take a bunch of birds on another planet ... its logical story is based on children so the illusion of Little Prince is It is effective Imagination is not strict realism of adults'

In 1997, Jean-Pierre Davidts wrote a sequel that can be regarded as a small prince called Lepetitprinceretrouvé (The Little Prince Returns). In this version, the wrecked narrator encountered a small prince on an isolated island and the prince returned to seek the help of the tiger that threatens the sheep. Another sequel "The return of Little Prince" was written by former actress Ysatis de Saint-Simone which is the niece of Consuelo de Saint Exupery. The Morgan Library and Museum in New York conducted three screenings of the original manuscript. This was first exhibited in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the story followed by celebrating the 100th anniversary of the author's birth in 2000. Exhibition celebrates the 70th anniversary of the novel

Most of us knew the story of a little prince coming to Earth and found a strange friend in a stuck pilot. In 'Little Prince', readers are exposed to philosophical concepts that are as painful as those of Saint Exupéry writing in these difficult times. During the Second World War world consciousness was full of fear of division, exploitation, and the future of civilization. Unfortunately, this is a cycle of repeated fears and continues to function without unified optimism and compassion for society as a whole. We live in the digital world, and modern life economics excludes the quest for imagination; laughter, friendship and love; common brotherly love of the future - common love - growth is possible. I want to read this story and know where humans were wrong.