Do a summary on the short story \"the little prince\" and a brief analysis PDF

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Lee completo el cuento "el principito" para poder hacer un resumen completo en inglés del cuento, después de esto escribe un analisis del cuento también en inglés...

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THE LITTLE PRINCE The Little Prince tells the story of a pilot who, while trying to repair his damaged plane in the middle of the Sahara desert, runs into a little prince from asteroid B 612, who insistently asks him to draw a lamb and who never forgets a question. .

The pilot will begin to discover the fascinating story of the little prince, which begins on his asteroid, where he lived with three volcanoes, one inactive, and entertained himself pulling out weeds and watching sunsets.

One day on the ground of the little prince's asteroid a flower is born. The little prince takes care of it and attends to it with dedication, but the flower is dramatic and capricious, and this annoys him. The little prince then decides to leave his asteroid and embark on a journey through the universe in search of a friend.

On the journey, which will take the little prince to visit several asteroids until he reaches Earth, he will meet a varied group of eccentric characters who convince him of how strange the world of adults is, always so busy with serious and important matters, that they forget to enjoy life.

On Earth, the little prince will come into contact with animals, flowers and people. It will be there where, before meeting the pilot, he will meet the fox, who will reveal to him the importance of friendship and the value of the love he feels towards his flower. It will be the nostalgia for her and the disappointment that the world of adults causes him that will motivate the little prince to return to his planet.

This phrase is said by the fox to the little prince. It means that the true value of things escapes the eyes, but not the heart.

It is a reflection on those things that, sometimes, we are not able to see, because we observe them with a superficial gaze.

The most important thing is not always the obvious. This is a constant in the book, which calls us to see beyond appearances....