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The pilot, Antoine De Saint-Exupery, who wrote The Little Prince, died long ago, but the fictional pilot, who told the story, is as a1． today as he was many years ago, along with his Prince, the fox, the rose and the snake.

This timeless tale touches upon childhood and growing up. It opens with the reminder: All grow-ups were once c2． — but few of them remember it. The pilot in this story loses that part of himself. A3． a stay in the desert with the little prince, he finds his inner child again. It is a s4． story with life lessons. Here are some.

One only understands the things that one tames (驯服). Seeing the thousands of roses that look just like his rose makes the prince feel as if he was tricked by his f5．. The fox shows him taming someone t6． time. The prince understands the nature of relationships: the time he has wasted on his rose makes h7． so important.

The fox, as his parting(分别) gift, shares his secret with the prince: One can see rightly with the heart. What is very important and necessary can’t be s8．. When the pilot shows his picture about the snake eating the elephant, adults only see it as a hat. Adults can’t see what’s i9． the snake. What is outside is not what matters. This truth sets the little prince free. He decides to join his rose back on his planet.

Has he returned to his planet and his r10．? The ending is in the imagination of every reader as well as the pilot. After all, it is a book with something for everyone.