The moral of the story Princess September is that freedom is the basic need of every living thing on this earth. The parrots are attractive in their looks like the little princesses. However, being encaged they become sad and unattractive. And the princess meets the same fate. On the other hand, PriRead more
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Lucifer
- better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven
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Lucifer
- better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven
Princess September is the 9th and the youngest princess of a King. The king gifts all of the princesses a parrot each. However, the parrot of Princess September dies soon leaving her alone and sorrowful. But one day, a nightingale comes to her and starts singing sweet songs turning her sorrow and grRead more
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Princess September, the youngest daughter of a king befriends a nightingale after her parrot dies. She loves the nightingale because it sings her sweet songs about many things like King’s Garden, the goldfish, the willow tree etc. Soon she keeps her window open for the nightingale and the latter comRead more
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- better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven
The short story Princess September by Somerset Maugham revolves around the idea of freedom. The princesses except for Princess September keep their parrots encaged. But on the other hand, when a nightingale comes to Princess September, she decides not to encage it. The Nightingale, which remains freRead more
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The main theme in the short story “Princess September” is Freedom. The parrots gifted by the king to their daughters are encaged and are taught to speak just two words “God save the King” and “Pretty Polly“. They lack creativity because the cage is their world. On the other hand, the nightingale isRead more