The story opens with the character of the Student, perhaps a student of philosophy. This young man is in despair because there are no red roses in his garden. The little nightingale over hears the student’s desperation and observers. She sees him, through his sorrow and sobbing, and sees beauty and what she had been searching for. She fell in love with him.
Next it is revealed why the Student is in such sorrow for a flower: if he brings the red rose to the Prince’s ball the next night, and gives it to the love of his life, she will dance with him, embrace him, and ultimately, love him back. But this is unachievable given that there is no red rose in his garden. This deep emotional intensity is admirable to the nightingale, as she sympathizes with the Student. She, too, holds love in very high regard, much like the student does.
The story opens with the character of the Student, perhaps a student of philosophy. This young man is in despair because there are no red roses in his garden. The little nightingale over hears the student’s desperation and observers. She sees him, through his sorrow and sobbing, and sees beauty and what she had been searching for. She fell in love with him.Next it is revealed why the Student is in such sorrow for a flower: if he brings the red rose to the Prince’s ball the next night, and gives it to the love of his life, she will dance with him, embrace him, and ultimately, love him back. But this is unachievable given that there is no red rose in his garden. This deep emotional intensity is admirable to the nightingale, as she sympathizes with the Student. She, too, holds love in very high regard, much like the student does.
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