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The snake

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In the novella The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the little prince meets the snake right after he lands on Earth. The snake is as thin as a finger, and the little prince initially perceives him as a "funny animal" (62%).

The snake politely explains to the little prince about the loneliness in Africa's desert and the loneliness of humans. He listens to the little prince, unlike the people the little prince has met before...

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