Gulliver's+Travels

Gulliver, a surgeon ends up travelling the world, he gets knocked out to an island called Lilliput which is composed of small people. They use him in their war against another small people, when Gulliver urinates on the royal palace to put out a fire, they condemn him to death. He escaped to Blefuscu, where he manages to build a ship and sail back home. Gulliver sets sail again and ends up in a land of giants. Here he is sold to the queen by a farmer and as a jester. He is placed in a cage and used as a mockery of entertainment. He is disgusted by how their flaws are emphasized at his size. Their king is not politically capable and they seem to be more superficial and about fun than actual work. Next Gulliver ends up on the island of Laputa which is full of scientists who oppress the land below and do insane experiments including bringing back historical figures such as Julius Casear who do not impress Gulliver as much as they do in the textbook. He escapes by a ship in a land full of wisened old people who prove age is just a number and does not relate to maturity. Gulliver's last journey is a place where a horse like people rule and Yahoo, the humanlike people are physical brutes. Gulliver finds a place with the horse like people who think logically however, they discover he is physically like the Yahoo and is banished from their kind. Gulliver returns home and finds his thoughts changing. Gulliver- he explores and travels the world, learning about different people. Emperor of Lilluptians - he controls over Lilliputian and will easily execute his people for minor details and also is quite manipulative of Gulliver. Queen- happy to use Gulliver as entertainment but doesn't really care about him, only entertainment value. Yahoos- human like representation of Gulliver's home of the brutish technique of colonization Horse like race- they represent what could be rational thinking but show a prejudice that displaces Gulliver in the end. Early 18th century, England, Lilliput, Bleufuscu, Laputa Colonization and the impact on England. How this impacts other nations with how in some of the imaginary world "intellectuals" opress those less smart, the idea that age does not always bring wisdom. That size/power does not bring everything, Gulliver experiences power in Lilliput yet is manipulated simply by the small Emperor. Gulliver becomes a jester when he joins the land of the giants, meaning that power/size isn't everything when you are not the one who has the power. The story seems to be a lesson about how to human's sides all can having failings and positive. With each people Gulliver meets, some are well governed, others are brutes, others are more logical minded yet all are successful in their own way.
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