Imagine you are the Remarkable rocket in the lesson ‘The Remarkable Rocket.’ You discover that nobody actually saw your launch into the air. You are sad and finally learn that pride leads to a great fall. Write a diary entry expressing your feelings. (150 words)
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The Remarkable Rocket’ is written by Oscar Wilde. There is a royal wedding with all sorts of entertainment, including fireworks as a grand finale. The princess has never seen fireworks so the king, and the prince are eager for her to see them. These fireworks, though, have the ability to speak and they talk amongst themselves before they are launched by the pyrotechnician. Among the fireworks is a Rocket, who is very proud and ego-centric. He brags about his parents and their achievements. The others call him insensitive and to prove them wrong, the Remarkable Rocket bursts into tears before he is lit and is too damp to catch fire. The servants dispose of him over the castle walls and he lands in a ditch. The Rocket doesn’t realize that he has been discarded and believes that he is being given time to recover his strength before being lit. He still believes that he is superior and he will be magnificent when he is finally let off. Two boys who are collecting wood place him on fire. He explodes in the middle of the day, and no one sees the display. The Remarkable Rocket still believes that he has created a great sensation.
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