Laputa is the place we happen to explore in 'Gulliver's Travels', written by Jonathan Swift. After a voyage to Lilliput, the place where people are only 15 centimeters tall, Gulliver sets out to find other new worlds. He finally finds a place where the people are so tall that Gulliver fits into the palm of one of them.
The Laputan farmer who finds Gulliver takes him home and keeps him for sometime. Gulliver is taken care of by the farmer's daughter. Both become friends, and when the farmer decides to take him to the queen's palace, the girl is grieved. On Gulliver's request, the queen allows the girl to stay with Gulliver. Gulliver is kept in complete luxury at the queen's palace. He is given a small box to live in.
He makes out chairs for himself using the queen's hair combings. He makes a comb for himself out of the king's shave stubs and the queen's fingernail. Gulliver requests the Queen to let him have a view of the sea, and she sends a man with him to take care of him. But a giant eagle grasps his box and flies away with it, finally dropping it into the sea. Gulliver is then rescued by normal-sized human beings like himself.
The Laputan farmer who finds Gulliver takes him home and keeps him for sometime. Gulliver is taken care of by the farmer's daughter. Both become friends, and when the farmer decides to take him to the queen's palace, the girl is grieved. On Gulliver's request, the queen allows the girl to stay with Gulliver. Gulliver is kept in complete luxury at the queen's palace. He is given a small box to live in.
He makes out chairs for himself using the queen's hair combings. He makes a comb for himself out of the king's shave stubs and the queen's fingernail. Gulliver requests the Queen to let him have a view of the sea, and she sends a man with him to take care of him. But a giant eagle grasps his box and flies away with it, finally dropping it into the sea. Gulliver is then rescued by normal-sized human beings like himself.
