What happened in Chapter 5 of the little prince?
Summary: Chapter V On the third day of the little prince’s visit, he finds out that the prince wants the sheep to eat the baobab seedlings that grow on his planet. Since all planets have good plants and bad plants, one must remain vigilant and disciplined, uprooting the bad plants as soon as they start to grow.
What do the baobabs in Chapter 5 symbolize?
The narrator claims that the baobab drawings are the best in the book because they are essential and teach an important lesson about the tendency of bad habits and small problems to grow into bigger issues. It’s important to take care of them early.
Why does the little prince suggest that the author draw a picture of baobabs?
These baobabs can split the planet apart if they are not gotten rid of early, and the little prince hopes that the sheep will eat the tiny baobab bushes and help him keep his planet free of baobabs. He asks the narrator to draw a picture of the baobabs in order to warn the children of Earth about them.
Which drawing from Chapter V is the pilot most proud of?
There is one drawing in Chapter 5 that the pilot is very proud of. Which one is it? A planet with three baobabs on it.
Why does the little prince want a sheep?
The little prince needs the sheep to eat the Baobabs that threaten his rose, so the sheep also becomes a symbol of the prince’s desire to protect the one he loves. The sheep becomes the equivalent of wearing a sword. The rose symbolizes love.
What do baobabs symbolize?
It is only on smaller planets like Asteroid B-612 that the baobabs are dangerous. Therefore, some see the baobabs as symbols of the everyday hurdles and obstacles in life that, if left unchecked, can choke and crush a person.
What is The Little Prince most proud of?
his flower
The little prince is proud of his flower.
How old was the narrator when he became a pilot?
six years old
The novel’s narrator says that when he was six years old, before he became a pilot, he saw in a book a picture of a boa constrictor devouring a wild animal.
What is the moral lesson of the Little Prince?
The moral lesson of The Little Prince is that love is all-important and allows us to truly see to the heart and beauty of all things. The Little Prince leaves his rose because her behavior becomes too difficult for him to bear.