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Across 4. Character that every night must light a lantern and turn it off during the day; represents loyalty and responsibility. 5. Giant trees that could destroy the planet of the Little Prince; represent the problems. 6. Structures used by the Little Prince to heat breakfast every morning. 8. Character of Turkish origin; He discovered the home of the Little Prince. 9. Unique species, it is beautiful and smells good; is the love of the Little Prince. 12. Animal that represents a friend or someone who can betray. 13. What the first drawing of the Little Prince did not represent. 14. Vehicle in which the narrator of the story was traveling when he had an accident. 16. Character who consumes alcohol to flee from reality. 17. Hometown of the writer of the novel.

Down 1. Reptile that lived in the desert and possessed a great poison. 2. Character dedicated to selling thirst pills. 3. Animal that teach the protagonist the difficulties and costs of friendship. 4. Name of the asteroid where the Little Prince lived. 5. Slave man to work, who wants to be rich. 6. Eccentric character who lives alone on his planet and represents the need for social recognition and admiration. 7. Intelligent and studious character; He dedicates his life to knowledge and mapping. 10. Literary figure used in the novel. 11. This is a writer of the novel and protagonist. 15. Character who reigns over the universe; represents the need for power.