"Not all of the nobles want to kill you," the man added. (p.52)
I think this above sentence is most important sentence on this book. I thought the writer of Gulliver's Travels had wanted us to know there are a huge number of people who have different personal views or opinions in the world, so I think I should know about minor opinions as well as the general opinions.
Gulliver was betrayed by the most of nobles of Lilliput, but he didn't hate and get him revenge on the people of the country, because he had known some didn't agree with the emperor of Lilliput. This book still has a unsolved mystery, so I want to know why people who live in Lilliput and Blefescu are so tiny.
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Reference
Swift, Jonathan. (2002) Gulliver's Travels. London, England: Usborne Publishing Ltd.
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