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Chapter XVIII Summary
The prince has a short conversation with an unremarkable flower. The flower tells the prince that as far as she knows there are only about six or seven men in existence and they are a bit hard to keep track of since they haven't any roots.
Chapter XVIII Analysis
This is a comment on the transitory nature of man's character. An abandoned flower (again, a likely metaphor for woman) notes that men without roots are unstable and therefore have difficult lives.
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