Pgs 17-52 The Little Prince describes his chores to the speaker, describing the baobabs, the small trees that could tear his planet apart without constant weeding, and he speaks of his beloved flower. The Prince's flower, a vain rose, complained about her conditions, knowing the Little Prince would attend to her every desire. Eventually, the Little Prince leaves his planet because of his inability to confront the flower. He holds on to a flock of …
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…stars." Every person on this planet has something of the utmost importance in their lives, whether it is money, power, prestige, knowledge, or friendship. I think that my star is just experiencing life. I think that in my four years at this school, I have experienced more than most, and grown leaps and bounds. I think that is the core element of this story, the journey in life and the experience gained from those experiences.