Pinocchio

Emory 2021-11-12 08:01:24

This is a fairy tale written by Italian writer Carlo Collodi. The protagonist Pinocchio in the book is a puppet who plays truant from school. He used the money from selling textbooks to watch a puppet show and messed up the performance. The fairy, whose nose became longer due to lying, he went through a lot of hardships and finally found his father in the belly of the shark. Because of his bravery, the fairy restored his nose to its original shape and became a handsome and smart boy. . In this work, the author uses his own pen to depict the protagonist Pinocchio vividly, making the storyline more vivid. Pinocchio in the article seems to be a naughty and cute little angel, sometimes people feel happy for him, sometimes people feel sad for him. In the end, the fairy was touched by his love, and the fairy turned him into a real good boy. After reading this book, I can’t help but think about it. Every child is innocent and innocent. However, as the living environment is different, some children develop the bad habit of lying like Pinocchio, and some are kind-hearted. , Being a good boy, why can't we correct our faults and become a real good boy?

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Extended Reading
  • Madisyn 2021-11-12 08:01:24

    When I was young, I read it once and I still remember it until now, but the versions I have downloaded now are all lip-synching~Sang Xin!

  • Makayla 2022-04-21 09:01:44

    It turns out that lying won't grow a nose or get fat, so everyone lies desperately

Pinocchio quotes

  • Jiminy Cricket: All right, then, here's what we'll tell 'em. You can't go to the theater. Say thank you just the same - you're sorry, but you've got to go to school.

    Pinocchio: Mmm-hmm.

    Foulfellow: Pinocchio! Oh, Pinocchio! Woo-hoo!

    Jiminy Cricket: Here they come, Pinoke. Now, you tell 'em.

    Foulfellow: Woo hoo! Oh, little boy! Ah, there you are. Where were we? Ah, yes. On to the theater!

    Pinocchio: Good-bye, Jiminy! Good-bye!

    Jiminy Cricket: Good-bye? Huh? Good-bye?

    [Sees Pinocchio going off with Foulfellow and Gideon]

    Jiminy Cricket: Hey, Pinoke! You can't go...! There he goes. What'll I do? I'll run and tell his father. No, that'd be snitching. I'll go after him myself.

  • The Blue Fairy: Would you like to be Pinocchio's conscience?

    Jiminy Cricket: [blushing] Well, uh, I... Uh-huh.

    The Blue Fairy: Very well. What is your name?

    Jiminy Cricket: [tipping his hat] Oh, Cricket's the name. *Jiminy* Cricket!

    The Blue Fairy: Kneel, Mr. Cricket.

    Jiminy Cricket: Huh?

    [Kneels]

    Jiminy Cricket: No tricks now.

    [the fairy taps Jiminy with her wand; his rags turn into fine clothes]

    The Blue Fairy: I dub you Pinocchio's conscience, Lord High Keeper of the Knowledge of Right and Wrong, Counselor in Moments of High Temptation, and Guide Along the Straight and Narrow Path. Arise, Sir Jiminy Cricket.

    Jiminy Cricket: [Admiring his new clothes] Well! Ho-ho-ho! My, my! Mmm! Say, that's pretty swell! Gee, thanks. But, uh, don't I get a badge or something?

    The Blue Fairy: Well, we'll see.

    Jiminy Cricket: You mean maybe I will?

    The Blue Fairy: I shouldn't wonder.

    Jiminy Cricket: Make it a gold one?

    The Blue Fairy: Maybe.