In chapter 7, the little prince questions if his sheep will eat both bushes and flowers. The narrator, emerged in fixing his plane, responses with that he is too busy with his “serious matters.” Aggravated, the little prince thinks that the narrator is acting like an adult, being dull and boring, instead of focusing on what’s really important. He bursts into tears, sulky, arguing that nothing is more important than to wonder if a sheep will eat that one unique flower that exists on a planet. The narrator, shocked, tries to get the prince to calm. This scene explains that the little prince’s perspective on the universe is different from the adults’ tedious perspective. It also foreshadows the meeting of the rose that the little prince falls