I read The Emperor's New Clothes, because I want to know clearly about this story. It was first told by Hans Christian Andersen, who was born in Denmark in 1805. He was the son of a poor shoemaker but grew up to write hundreds of fairy tales.
The main character is an emperor who loved clothes. He really didn't care about anything else. He ignored his soldiers avoided his advisors hated plays and only liked riding in the park so he could show off his amazing outfits. But the emperor had a problem. The royal procession was in two weeks' time, and he had nothing to wear.
So, his servant who named Boris spent all day looking for an incredible outfit. He wasn't having much luck, until two strangers rushed up to him. They said to Boris that they were the finest clothes-makers in the world. They were taken to the emperor at once. They arrived at the palace and emperor's room. They made magical clothes for the emperor. The emperor was very excited. So the emperor gave them much money. But when Boris went in the emperor's room, he could see nothing but empty looms.
Word quickly spread through the kingdom that the emperor had ordered some amazing and mysterious new clothes. And the emperor couldn't wait a moment longer to see them. He called Boris and the palace footmen, and went to see Slimus and Slick at work. On the morning of royal procession, the emperor went to put on his new clothes. He was filled with nervous excitement. But they didn't make clothes. The emperor was naked. But they admired.
The crowd gasped as the emperor emerged. Everyone had heard that only clever people could se his clothes. Everyone criticized. The emperor heard their words and shivered. Suddenly, he felt very cold. He looked down. To his horror, the emperor saw that they were right. Then he blushed bright red all over. The emperor held his head high and walked more proudly than ever. Meanwhile, Slimus and Slick were packing their bags full of money, getting ready to flee the palace forever. As for the crowds... they were enjoying the best procession ever. Boris, of course, wasn't having such a good day.
I think this story is very interesting! I want you to read it!
(Reference)
Davidson, S. (2007). The Emperor's New Clothes. London: Usborne Publishing Ltd.
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