It So Happened Chapter 5 Princess September

The Royal couple had nine daughters.

After the months of the year, all children were named because the queen found it hard to remember their names. She was mistaken frequently.

The king used to give presents rather than receiving them on his birthdays. People usually get and appreciate getting presents on their birthdays. The behavior of the king was just contrary to others. So it's called strange.

At the loss of her parrot, Princess September was very sad. She burst into tears and was unable to console her by her maid.

The queen was furious with her dumb conduct. She told the maids without supper to bring her to bed.

The behavior of the princess September indicates that she was a delicate, sentimental and kind girl with a heart. The behavior of the queen is not very rough. She did not know the sorrow and consolation of her daughter.

The little bird's arrival and her pleasant song pulled her out of her darkness.

The ancient parrots might say 'God save the king'. In seven Oriental Languages, the might also say 'Pretty Polly.'

The kings thought that they had the same councilors as the Parrots. In seven different ways they could say the same thing, but it didn't make sense. This was comparable to how the parrots kept in seven distinct languages repeating ' Pretty Polly. '

The parrot of Princess September was dead. The eight princesses provided to purchase for her a lovely green and yellow parrot.

They were jealous of the nice songs of her little bird. Everybody praised the lovely song sung by the bird, and their parrots said nothing fresh. They wanted to give up the singing bird in September and have a parrot.

The Princesses was told by the princesses to maintain her bird in the cage and maintain it there.

Under the circumstances: Her sisters advised her to maintain her bird in a cage and never let it go free as it could leave her. She feared that she might be forgotten or that the bird might begin to like someone else. She was scared of loosing her little bird.

A very unfortunate remark: Upon returning, the bird said it almost returned that night as its dad gave a party in law and wanted it to remain. This affirmation verified her concerns.

To guarantee her pet's safety, Princess September placed the bird in a golden cage.

Surprisingly, the birds were taken. He wasn't going to be in a cage. But he was somewhat consoled to imagine he'd be let out in the morning. He ate the dinner and went to bed.

Princess September promised to take the bird out to see the trees, the fields and the lake every day. But her bid was denied by the bird. He requested complete liberty. He said that seeing the heavens and the fields inside the cage were not the same things as watching them free.

The singing and eating of the birds stopped. The next morning, the princess found the bird almost dead. He'd stopped taking something. This convinced the princess to release the bird.

The bird was very happy with the princess and thankful. He promised to come back and forth to her. He assured her he'd sing ever fresh songs to her.

(i) The open windows enabled the bird to fly in and out of the room in September. Whenever he wanted to see her, he came. The sight of rice fields and lakes assisted him to sing more sweetly and better.
(ii) The princess also benefited from this arrangement. She has had a regular visitor who has entertained her with his songs that make her happy.

Secondly, she gets fresh air that improves her beauty. She grew so lovely that she became Cambodia's queen.

For keeping their windows closed, the eight sisters paid a heavy cost. The eight sisters were unable to get the nourishment of nature. As a consequence, they became hideous and unpleasant. They were lastly married off councilors from the king.

Yes, it's very obvious that the eight sisters were bird jealous and cruel to it. They recommended September to be firm with her pet in the cage. They said ungrateful was the bird. ' If he's stubborn and dies, it's going to serve him well and you're going to get rid of him. They've said that.

The story's most significant concept is that freedom is a precious thing. There can be no amount of cash and comfort to lose freedom. Princess September placed the bird in the golden cage in this story as it gave all the comfort. But bird didn't like the comfort, in his gilded cage he fainted and lay dying. It demonstrates that more essential than anything else is the value of freedom.