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The story follows a Prince whose statue remains in the town after his death. A swallow rests on the statue and learns that the Prince, though immortalized in gold and jewels, is saddened by the suffering he witnesses in the city. The Prince gives his jewels to the swallow to help the poor, bringing him happiness. When winter comes, the swallow dies at the Prince's feet, breaking his heart. The town leaders destroy the statue but the Prince's broken heart cannot burn and is later found with the dead bird, deemed the most valuable thing in the city.
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The statue of the Happy Prince stood high above the city. Though made of gold, he could see the suffering of the poor below. When a swallow takes shelter with him for the night, the Prince asks the swallow to help the poor by taking the jewels from his sword and eyes. The swallow helps three people in need with the jewels. Before flying south for the winter, the swallow removes the last of the Prince's gold to give to the poor, leaving the Prince dull and grey.
The King’s Dream
King Lokesh was a lonely ruler who was mean and greedy. He had a dream after being questioned by a boy about his loneliness that changed his perspective. In his dream, everyone was happily swimming in his gold pool. He decided to open his pool to the public to end his loneliness. However, the pool was later drained by enemies. Nonetheless, he found true love and happiness after meeting Tanushri at a contest to find him a wife. They married and he had the pool refilled so all could enjoy it.
The Happy Prince.pptx
The swallow agrees to stay with the statue of the Happy Prince for one more night. The Prince tells the swallow about a poor boy suffering from fever and asks the swallow to bring him the ruby from the Prince's sword. Later, the Prince has the swallow bring gifts that can help other people in need, which requires sacrificing parts of his own body. In the end, both the Prince and swallow sacrifice everything to help the poor, and their acts of kindness are not recognized by the townspeople when the statue is melted down.
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Buddha teaches his disciple Ananda an important lesson about impermanence through having him fetch water from a stream multiple times. Each time, the water is dirty, but after patience, it becomes clear again, illustrating that nothing lasts and changes are inevitable. A story is then told of a king who conquers neighboring lands but fears the pride and happiness this brings. His minister gifts him a silver armlet engraved with "This too will pass" to keep him grounded. Years later, the king's kingdom is invaded and he is nearly killed, but the armlet reminds him that even this difficult time will pass, empowering him to eventually reconquer his lands.
happyprince-150610071959-lva1-app6891.pptx
The document summarizes Oscar Wilde's short story "The Happy Prince" in several paragraphs:
- It provides background on Oscar Wilde and describes the story as a fairy tale with imaginary characters and a happy ending.
- The major characters of The Happy Prince and The Swallow are introduced. The Happy Prince lives happily in his palace but sees the city's misery after being placed as a statue. The Swallow helps the prince by giving away his jewels.
- Other characters like the Seamstress, Playwright, and Little Match-girl represent the poor that the prince and swallow help.
- The plot involves the statue helping the poor until it is melted down, finding its lead heart
Mohenjo Daro
King Hemraj of Mohenjo-Daro noticed signs of aging in the mirror and had servants build a pool to relax in. After swimming, he wanted to feel young again and sacrificed his youngest son Prakul by letting his blood spill in the pool. When servants discovered the body, the people of the city banned King Hemraj and made his eldest son Dushyant the new king to honor the royal family and bring peace to the city once more.
Happy Prince & New Constitution questions
The document provides a summary of the story "The Happy Prince" in 5 paragraphs. It discusses the story's themes of outward beauty meaning nothing and love/sacrifice being most important. It also notes the gap between rich and poor. The statue of the Happy Prince sees the city's misery from his tall column and weeps, wanting to help. A swallow stays with the prince and helps the poor with the statue's jewels. When the jewels are gone, the swallow uses the gold covering until both die. Their bodies are taken to heaven. The document then provides answers to questions about the story, discussing its qualities as a fairy tale and how it portrays poverty, exploitation, and hypocrisy.
Folktale
This folktale from West Java tells the story of a wise king and queen who prayed for a child. Eventually, the queen gave birth to a daughter named Kebo Iwa, who grew up to be spoiled. On her 17th birthday, the king had a beautiful necklace made for her as a gift from the people, but she threw it on the ground in anger. This caused the palace to flood and form a colorful lake, with the colors said to come from the broken necklace at the bottom.
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- 1. Once upon a time there was a Prince. He lived all his life in happiness but when he died the people built a statue of him. They made his statue with heavy gold stones and jewels in his loving memory. One day a swallow came over the town and sat down the Prince’s statue. The swallow was tired so he thought of having a nap. Suddenly a drop of tear from the eyes prince wake him up. He became upset and asked the prince: “What’s wrong with you?”. “I am all wet now. When I was alive I had a human heart. I was always very happy. People called me The Happy Prince. Then I died. The people put me up there. From this high place I can see all the bad things and the sad things in the city. Now I want to cry when I see these things”.
- 2. The swallow was asked to stay then for a longer period of time as the Prince’s messanger. The Prince gave one by one all this jewels and gold stones to the swallow for helping the people in need, so doing this he could wipe the tears of the “Immortal Prince”. So the Prince became happy again because the poor children of the town became happy thanks to him. Then the snow came, and then the ice. The swallow flew up to the Prince, with difficulty and said: “Goodbye, dear Prince, I’m not going to Africa, I’m going to die.” He kissed the Happy Prince, and fell down dead at his feet. At the moment there was a strange noise inside the Prince. His heart broke in two.
- 3. Early the next morning, the town leaders were walking in the square below. They looked up and said: “The Happy Prince looks very bad today”, so they pulled down the Happy Prince and after put it in a big fire. But this broken heart will not burn, so the leaders threw it into the rubbish , where dead bird was also lying. Some time later, the King said to the people to gave to him the most valuable things in the city and the people brought him the broken heart and the dead bird.
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