BORATA, ELLEN ROSE O.

CHAPTER SUMMARY (I-III) In these chapters, the narrator is always trying to illustrate the whole story through his painting but the grown-ups hardly understand his point of view so he decided to divert his interest to another field of endeavor. In his lonesome at an isolated place. The sudden appearance of a little prince reminisce his ambition to become a successful painter. The little prince main concern is to explain that every individual has the freedom to do as long as it is aligned of his own will. It also reveals that even impossible things may become possible if you have the determination to do so. THEMES The hazard of pickled-mindedness because the little prince reveals the innocence and ignorance that relates in appropriateness in a sense of stupidity. Next is the bright side through exploration. As per novels casts eagerness for their own journey in life. It simply focused on his encounter with the way-laid little prince in a lonely and remote desert that the lonesome and friendless narrator got a newfound understanding. On his analysis regarding the little prince journey. Eventually, the relationship teaches responsibility because the little prince explains the responsibility in connection by relationship with other will bear fruit to a more understanding and appreciation of ones obligation.