Gulliver faces multiple accidents and near-death experiences in Brobdingnag.
The Queen's maids of honor treat Gulliver as a toy, often playing with him.
Gulliver witnesses and is intrigued by the execution of a criminal on a giant scale.
Gulliver's encounters with animals, such as a kite and a monkey, showcase the dangers he faces.
Despite the King and Queen's favor, Gulliver is still treated like a joke by the giant inhabitants.
What are some of the dangers Gulliver faces in Brobdingnag?
—Gulliver faces dangers such as being dropped by a dwarf, attacked by a bird, and almost squashed in a hailstorm.
How do the Queen's maids of honor treat Gulliver?
—The Queen's maids treat Gulliver like a toy, often playing with him.
What intrigues Gulliver during his time in Brobdingnag?
—Gulliver is intrigued by the execution of a criminal on a giant scale.
What encounters does Gulliver have with animals?
—Gulliver encounters a kite that almost carries him away and a monkey that carries him to the roof.
How is Gulliver treated by the giant inhabitants of Brobdingnag?
—Despite the favor of the King and Queen, Gulliver is still treated like a joke by the giant inhabitants.
00:13Gulliver faces multiple accidents that almost kill him, including being dropped by a dwarf, attacked by a bird, and nearly squashed in a hailstorm.
00:20The Queen's maids of honor treat Gulliver as a toy, often playing with him and even stripping him naked.
00:54Gulliver witnesses the execution of a criminal on a giant scale, which piques his curiosity.
01:12Gulliver encounters a kite and a monkey in Brobdingnag, showcasing the dangers he faces.
02:06Despite the favor of the King and Queen, Gulliver is still treated like a joke by the giant inhabitants, highlighting the fragility of his dignity.
