Gulliver's Travels
How does Gulliver gradually win over the Emperor,his retinue of followers and the common man alive?Explain giving examples from the text.
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I suppose his best impression takes place in Chapter 5. When the Lilliputians and Blefuscudians go to war, Gulliver proves to be very useful by dragging the entire Blefuscudian fleet of ships to the shore of Lilliput, where "The Emperor and his whole Court stood on the Shore expecting the Issue of the great Adventure." When Gulliver arrives, he cries out, "Long live the most puissant Emperor of Lilliput!" The emperor gives Gulliver the land's highest honor, "Nardac."
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