26 October 2012
Well, although it's a story for children, it takes maturity and incredible imagination to understand. For the first time I read it, my impression was: "wow, it's really fascinating and entertaining". However, after times to times reading it, I found it was not that simplicity as I had thought. Everything in this story absolutely and truly reflects several types of people in our society. There are various people so-called "mature" or I can say "adult": the one who takes over and thinks that he knows everything; the one who always lives with regrets in miserable way and has no idea to get over it; the one who is greedy as we know "capitalist"; the one who always brags about himself; the one who always follows rules even though it's not suitable anymore and the last one who is the geologist but he doesn't know if his land has oceans or forests or not. It's a funny thing when human - the most intelligent kind on Earth - knows nothing but counting, writing silly rules, decadency and impractical theory. Love is considered to something so luxury.
(to be continued)
Little Prince • Opuss № I