holy shit this just destroyed me ;_;

>>9958430
Welcome to the club

>>9958430
How do you people like this book so much?
I find this book extrmely boring.

>>9958430

>Haha adults with jobs and stuff are idiots. I'm so much better because I look with my heart, bro.

>>9958464
>>9958466
Castrate yourselves

>le evil wealthy man
>le evil powerful man
>le virginal oneitis
>muh childhood idealization

It's literally the reason Nietzsche sperged out.

>You - you alone will have the stars as no one else has them...In one of the stars I shall be living. In one of them I shall be laughing. And so it will be as if all the stars were laughing, when you look at the sky at night...You - only you - will have stars that can laugh.
;_;

>>9958466
Fuck off, retard.

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>>9958464
>>9958466
>>9958477

This is one of the few books where both plebs and patricians can agree on.

>>9958501
CHEEKY NANDO

>>9958477
On the rich man counting stars:
>"It is entertaining," thought the little prince. "It is rather poetic."

On the king:
>But, because he was a very good man, he made his orders reasonable.

And how the fuck do you expect a kid and a flower to fuck?

In all seriousness, you've missed the point. The grown-ups aren't evil or malicious, they're just misguided. They even show flickers of goodness. That's the whole idea behind the story. We never completely lose touch with our childhood selves anyway, and trying to bury that part of us is a futile struggle.

Also, NEETche would have liked this book. It advocates for bucking social mores in order to reach towards the heights of one's spiritual potential. That's his deal.

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Does this frighten you guys?

I feel Saint-Exupéry is very undervalued here in /lit/. His other books are pretty good as well.

>>9959421
Why would a hat scare me?

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>>9959487
>the nazis killed Saint-Exupéry
>Nabokov escaped
fucking nazis man

>>9959555
Nah son he rode into the sunset

>>9958470
No thanks. I need it
I am serious, my lots of people in my family love this, but I read it one time to never read it again.

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>>9958466
>being so pleb you can't even interpret a children's books correctly
wew lad

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>>9959555
>>9959844
The digits have spoken

Beautiful song for you guys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAjJrR9iarI

on the planet of living it's day, it's night,
on the planet of living it's heat and rain.
on the planet of living it's shadow, it's light,
On a planet of living it is life and death.

You're gone forever in flight,
And your Prince is gone forever.
You loved this life, its salt and colors
And now you flew away forever, forever, forever.
And the daybreak will rise again for the new flight
of The Earthman - pilot, a brave pilot ...

On a planet of living it's laughter, it's pain,
On a planet of living it's peace, it's fight.
On a planet of living it's fear, it's groaning,
On a planet of living it's your home.

The daybreak meets you once again
You're the pilot of the aircraft "Earth."
And all this life is with you, it's salt and color.
You with the land of living for ever, and ever

Again, the dawn will rise,
To the new flight will go
Inhabitant of the Earth - the pilot, a brave pilot.

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