The Little Prince (Wizard101) (2024)

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in:Quests, Wizard101 Mainline Quests, Wizard101 Wallaru Mainline Quests

Characters[]

In order of appearance:

Ned Collie (Ned_Collie_WL-WOBB) — Jason Liebrecht
Judge Veg (Judge_Veg_WL-WOBB) — J.M. Specht
Matilda Collie (Matilda_Collie_WL-WOBB) — Valerie Redd
Luigi di Mario (Luigi_di_Mario_WL-WOBB) — Mike Sears
Huntsman Toadie (Huntsman_Toadie_WL-WOBB) — Unknown
Judge Hopner (Judge_Hopner_WL-WOBB) — Brian Jepson
Joan Locke (Joan_Locke_WL-WOBB) — Jenny Larson
Sandiago (Sandiago_WL-WOBB) — Scott Jones

Dialogue[]

Previous: "Red Ned Redemption"

(Talking to Ned Collie in the Wobbegong Territory)

Ned Collie: Wait! Why are there hoof prints here?

Judge Veg: Seems someone found your hideout first. We'll guard the exit. Wizard, you can handle this.

(After entering the Hostage Cave)

Matilda Collie: I told you to get, you lousy neigh-sayer. These are my hostages and they ain't leavin' just cause Prince Mario says so.

Luigi di Mario: *Yawn* Sorry, threats, boring. Toadies, eat- wait... wait one second. Is that the Wizard? THE Wizard? The one my little bro is always whining about?

Luigi di Mario: Luigi di Mario, Prince of House Mario, at your service. Well, I say service. I know, I know, people often go blind basking in my presence.

Luigi di Mario: But don't, we've got stuff. Honor and all that. You offended the family Mario on Novus, so I plumbed the depths of a fallen world for toadies...

Huntsman Toadie: That's us.

Luigi di Mario: That's right. To hunt you down and bring you to me. But they failed. Of course. And I hear you already scrapped my theme park venture. No big deal.

Luigi di Mario: I'm the Hunter of Giant Ghosts, Stepper-Onner of Angry Mushroom Things and Stomper of Thwompers. The park was just... a hobby, I guess.

Luigi di Mario: Uh-huh, uh-huh, Dingoes, ranchers, disruption *YAWN* Sorry, peasants, boring.

Luigi di Mario: So let's fight - Scion of Bartleby vs. Champion of House Mario - legends in the flesh. And, yes, when I defeat you, I will sign your gravestone.

(Cheat voicelines when fighting Luigi di Mario)

Luigi di Mario: I use the best Power-ups!

Luigi di Mario: You bring the fire, I bring the flower!

Luigi di Mario: Shadow Pips? *Yawn*

(After defeating Luigi di Mario)

Luigi di Mario: Oh, so this is what losing feels like? I don't like it. Not a bit. Hate this world. Back to Novus then. Rematch soon, yes?

Judge Hopner: Finally! Someone's come to free us. We've been living off Marleymite for days. Terrible stuff.

Joan Locke: It is an acquired taste. Now, shall we?

Matilda Collie: No, you shall not! You are still hostages of the Collie Gang until-

Ned Collie: Mattie, is that you? It's alright. We made a deal.

Matilda Collie: Oh. Then you're all free to go.

(After exiting the Hostage Cave)

Judge Hopner: Ned Collie! You're under arrest.

Ned Collie: That I am. That's the deal. Take me back to Hope Springs, Judge. I won't fight. I want me day in court.

Judge Hopner: We'll see about that. I don't know what you did, Wizard, but it seems I owe you many ta's again.

Matilda Collie: Hope you know what you're doin', Ned. I'll look after things here and arrange a lawyer. I know one who puts on quite a show.

Judge Veg: And you're the Drover Ned captured?

Joan Locke: Quite. Not what you were expecting, I'd wager. Have you made camp yet? Let us go there and I'll tell you my tale.

Judge Veg: Wizard, I'd like to come along. Freddie's still out there and he's kind of my fault. I want to help you stop him. And meet this Nothing again, if I can.

(Talking to Joan Locke in the Wobbegong Territory)

Joan Locke: Right. First thing's first. My name is Joan Locke, of the Royal Marleybone Cane Resort Expedition. We came here to build a resort, you see.

Judge Veg: That makes you sound more Townie than Drover.

Joan Locke: It does, doesn't it? That's how it started. But, you see, I wanted the authentic Wallaru experience. So I did the Walkabout.

Joan Locke: Not the fake simulation they sell you in cities. The real thing. I traveled the wastes, dug for drops of Dream Water...

Joan Locke: Prepared myself to pass the Great Barrier and enter the Dreaming itself. So true was my intent, the Drovers let me through...

Joan Locke: ...And I dreamt. I lived my hopes in an instant and made them true. The reality... disappointed. That's when my priorities changed.

Sandiago: Fascinating. If you two are close with the Drovers, might you help us treat with them? We also seek to pass the Great Barrier.

Joan Locke: You seem... familiar. But, yes, it is the least I can do. The Drovers are based in the Eucalyptus Forest. Follow me.

(Talking to Joan Locke in the Eucalyptus Forest)

Joan Locke: Quite the sight, isn't it? This is the home of the Wallaru Drovers - those who abandoned corrupt cities not to seize the Dream, but protect it.

Joan Locke: Specifically, to protect this... the Pink Lake - the last of the Dream Waters not trapped beyond the Great Barrier.

Next: "Drop Bear Gorgeous"

FAQs

Why does the little prince need snake venom? ›

It becomes clear to the Little Prince that he must return to his rose and that in order to do so he must die because the journey is a long one and his body is too heavy to take with him. He arranges to have a poisonous snake bite him, which is very sad, but the narrator assures us that he does return to his planet.

Why does the snake speak in riddles in The Little Prince? ›

In fact, the snake is so confident he has mastered life's mysteries that he tells the prince he speaks only in riddles because he can solve all riddles. In a story about mysteries, the snake is the only absolute. His poisonous bite and biblical allusion indicate that he represents the unavoidable phenomenon of death.

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Where does the little prince hide? ›

In this first Quest, The Little Prince invites the player to a game of Hide and Seek in the Rose Garden. You can find him to the right of the Rose Garden, next to the Candle Cake.

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What is the lesson of the snake in The Little Prince? ›

The snake also symbolizes the futility of seeking eternal youth and beauty, as it sheds its skin repeatedly but never achieves lasting satisfaction. Ultimately, the snake serves as a cautionary tale for the Little Prince, reminding him to cherish what he already has rather than chasing fleeting desires.

What is the fox's secret in the little prince? ›

The prince then returns to say good-bye to the fox. The fox tells him a threefold secret: that only the heart can see clearly because the eyes miss what is important; that the time the prince has spent on his rose is what makes his rose so important; and that a person is forever responsible for what he has tamed.

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Does the little prince have autism? ›

It hones in on this 'Little Prince' from an asteroid's social-emotional reciprocity, his restrictive and repetitive behaviours, and his anxiety and depression, all of which are familiar characteristics of children with autism.