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This piece delves into rich literary motifs such as love expressed through the rose, the critique of empty power represented by the king, and the multifaceted meaning of wisdom. It also touches on the complexities of human emotions like remorse and insubordination, while exploring character traits such as modesty and flirtation. Further, the discussion prompts us to reflect on the author's perspective about monarchs and poses engaging questions for personal journal entries. An exploration of these themes enhances our understanding of human nature and relationships.
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Notes • Rose = Love, universal love • King = Empty power, not needed • Poppy p. 33- a type of flower • Coquettish p. 33 – flirtatious woman • Modest p. 33 – shy, simple, quiet • Remorse p. 36 – guilt, regret, shame • Stratagems p. 37 - tricks, ploys, schemes • Absolute Monarch p. 42 - the monarch (king/queen) has absolute power among his or her people • Insubordination p. 44 – disobedience, defiance
What is Wisdom? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjs3LAfEISk Wisdom is- • the want to deeply know and understand things, including the limits of our knowing. • self-reflection, and being able to see things from many perspectives. • empathy and compassion
Just For Me: In Your Journal • Why did the prince leave? • How do you think the author feels about monarchs (kings and queens)?