When the enemy sailors saw how big be was , they jumped form their ships , then Gulliver put chains on the biggest ships and pulled them back with him to Lilliput.

The emperor of Lilliput was so proud that immediately made him a Nardac, wich is the highest favour in the land.

On day Gulliver was woken up at midnight by hundreds of people at his door who told him that the empress bedroom was on fire. When he arrived to the palace, decided that the best way to help was to urinate on the flames. The fire was put out and the palace was saved , but in Lilliput it was considered a terrible thing to urinate near the palace.

Gulliver lived in Lilliput for nine months since one evening one of his small friends told him that some court officials said that he was dangerous for Lilliput so Gulliver decided to escape.

He sent a letter to emperor of Blefuscu requesting permission to visit him and, without waiting for an answer, he swam across the sea to the island of Blefuscu

A few days later a letter arrived from Lilliput , asking Blefuscu to send him back, but the emperor of blefuscu wrote back saying that it would be impossible. Gulliver decided to leave as soon as possible and the people of Belfuscu  were haply to hel him

Gulliver arrived back in England about seven months later , but he stayed here only 2 months.

Brobdingnag is a population of giants. Gulliver met them on an island were he landed after a storm.

Brobdingnag society was a monarchy governed by the king and the queen who welcomed Gulliver in their home. They had a high morality, infact they rejected the idea of war. Gulliver offered the king the recipe of gunpowder, but he was shocked and didn't want to talk about it anymore.

Struldbrugs are immortal people who lived in Luggnagg land and had a red dot above the left eye. However they weren't eternally young, but they continued aging, so their life wasn't happy.

After the age of forty they became unhappy and unable to enjoy life, at ninety they lost all their teeth and hair and at the age of two hundred they were no longer able to have a conversation. 

After two years Gulliver began to dream of being free again, because he missed his family and he could not live in a cage with the constant fear of being squashed from someone. One day he and his nurse became hill. So a servant carried him in his box to the beach so he could breathe some fresh sea air.  While Gulliver was sleeping and the servant was taking a walk on the rocks, the box  and Gulliver were picked up by an eagle who after some time dropped him and his box in the sea. After several ours some English sailors found  him and the box. Gulliver told them his strange adventures and showed them the objects he collected from Brobdingnag. After nine months he finally returned home and his wife asked him never go to sea again.

Ten days after a captain asked Gulliver to set off with him. He managed to convince his wife to agreed. Then they set off and after several months the were attacked by pirates. Gulliver asked one of them, in his language, to set him off, so he put Gulliver in a boat and pushed him in the sea with no food. When Gulliver was away from pirates he saw a group of islands, with the telescope. He arrived at the rocky island in the evening and he fell asleep. When he woke up was a sunny  day but suddenly something like a large cloud covered the sun. The object started come down and when it got closer he could see a crowd of strange people with the head on one side waving at him. He got on a chair they sent down with rope and then pulled him up. Some of the people had servants called “flappers” because they flapped a balloon on the master’s hears or mouth to tell them they needed to speak or listen. They seemed always lost in important thoughts. 

Then Gulliver was taken to see the king but he was thinking about an important problem. After more than an hour, when, at least, a flapper touched the king on the mouth, they started to talk but they didn’t understand to each other because they spoke different languages. So the king found a teacher for Gulliver. He learnt that the island was called Laputa, which means “floating island” and that it could move in any direction over all the king’s lands because of a magnet in a cave in the center of the island. This was very usefull because the king and his court could control the people living on the land below. If any of the towns tried to rebel, the people could be punished: the island was moved to float above them to stop the rain from falling and the sun from shining. If the towns continued to rebel stones or even the whole floating island was dropped down on the land. The people and the king were polite and kind, but they spoke only about science and music, so they weren’t practical at all. Even if Gulliver was fascinated by Laputa, he wanted to leave. So he was given permission  and he left on February 16th. He was put down near the city of Lagado, the capital of the country of Balnibarbi. On the advice of his only friend in Laputa, one of king’s cousins, he visited a rich man called Munodi, who showed him around the city which was all in ruins and nothing was growing. Lagado had an Academy where scientists studied methods of agriculture, but unfortunately they were still looking for one helpful. Here the scientists made very strange experiments that Gulliver couldn’t understand. So he decided to return to England. 

-The author of the book is Jonathan Swift. He started writing the novel in 1726 in Dublin and London and the first pubblication date back to november 1730. The book is written in english and the genre is satire, because with this novel Swift wants to make people understand that is time to improve english society.

The narrator of the book is the main character, Gulliver, that speaks about his long journey around the world.

In chapter 9, the protagonist told us how he came back home to his wife and family.

The climax is the part of the story when he decided to build a little canoe and swim back home and the major conflict is the part of the story when he had to escape from a group of naked savages with a deep cut in his leg. The point of view is the first person singular.

Thanks to this journey he improved a lot his culture, discovering customs and traditions of the people he came in contact with.