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The Happy Prince

Jharkhand Board · Class 9 · English

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An illustration of the Happy Prince statue as initially described: gilded with fine gold, sapphires for eyes, and a large red ruby on his sword hilt, standing on a tall column above a city.
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Key Topics to Revise

1

Character Analysis

  • The Happy Prince: A beautiful golden statue covered with gold leaves, sapphire eyes, and a ruby on his sword hilt
  • When alive, he lived in a palace where sorrow was not allowed to enter
  • After death, placed high on a column, he could see all the misery and suffering in his city
2

Plot Summary and Key Events

  • The swallow arrives in the city and decides to rest at the Happy Prince's feet
  • First act of kindness: Prince gives his ruby to help a sick child and his seamstress mother
  • Second act: Prince gives one sapphire eye to help a struggling young playwright
3

Major Themes

  • Love and Sacrifice: Both characters give up everything for others
  • Compassion for the Poor: The story highlights the suffering of the underprivileged
  • True vs False Beauty: Real beauty lies in kindness, not physical appearance
4

Literary Devices and Style

  • Personification: The statue can speak and feel emotions
  • Imagery: Vivid descriptions of the golden statue, the poor people, and the city
  • Symbolism: Gold (material wealth), Heart (love), Swallow (loyalty and freedom)

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Key Concepts

The Happy Prince was physically beautifulThe Prince gave away his rubyWhen aliveThe swallow initially wanted to goThe story contrasts the rich enjoying

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