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The Little Prince Essay

             The little prince was written by Antoine de Saint-Exupery.
             The book is origanlly written in French.
             .
             When the narrator was 6 years old, he drew a frightening picture of a snake .
             eating an elephant. All the grown- ups thought that the picture was a picture of a hat. The .
             narrator grow up, without drawing any other pictures and became a pilot. One day, during .
             a flight over the Sahara Desert, his plane had an accident and crashed. On the first night .
             when the pilot was asleep he heard a voice asking him to draw him a sheep. He woke up .
             and saw the little prince. After a few days the prince told the pilot his story, where he .
             came from. He discovered that the prince is from another planet. The pilot thinks he came .
             from B-612. He also told the pilot that he has a rose on his planet. His rose caused him .
             sorrow because he works hard for her but she didn't say anything nice for return. One day .
             the prince decided to go on a trip. On the first planet lived an old king. The king wanted .
             the prince to stay and become the minister of justice. The prince didn't want that job and .
             he left to the next planet. On the second planet he meet the conceited man. The man .
             wanted the prince to admire him. The price thought the man is too strange so he left the .
             planet. On his was he meet a businessman, a tippler, a lamplighter and a geograph. The .
             little prince arrived to earth and meet a snake. The prince asked the snake where the .
             humans are but the snake didn't answer. The prince walked in the desere and found a .
             flower. The flower told him that there are only 6 or 7 humans on earth. After a few days .
             he meet a fox. The fox teaches the prince something very imortant: that the most .
             improtant things are hiding from the eye. That was the end of his story. On the 8th day of .
             the pilots crashe the water went out. The both found a well and that well saved their lives. .
             The next day the pilot saved the prince's life when he saved him from a snake.


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