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Prince Otto
Capítulos (24)
- Dedication 0:00
- Book I: Prince Errant: I: In Which the Prince Departs on an Adventure 3:04
- II: In Which the Prince Plays Haroun-al-Raschid 11:34
- III: In Which the Prince Comforts Age and Beauty and Delivers a Lecture on Discretion in Love 33:35
- IV: In Which the Prince Collects Opinions by the Way 57:24
- Book II: Of Love and Politics: I: What Happened in the Library 1:24:27
- II: “On the Court of Grünewald,” Being a Portion of the Traveller’s Manuscript 1:48:06
- III: The Prince and the English Traveller 2:02:37
- IV: While the Prince Is in the Anteroom … 2:17:55
- V: … Gondremark Is in My Lady’s Chamber 2:29:02
- VI: The Prince Delivers a Lecture on Marriage, with Practical Illustrations of Divorce 2:44:15
- VII: The Prince Dissolves the Council 3:03:14
- VIII: The Party of War Takes Action 3:22:35
- IX: The Price of the River Farm; in Which Vainglory Goes Before a Fall 3:37:33
- X: Gotthold’s Revised Opinion; and the Fall Completed 4:02:36
- XI: Providence von Rosen: Act the First 4:21:15
- XII: Providence von Rosen: Act the Second 4:34:48
- XIII: Providence von Rosen: Act the Third 4:57:33
- XIV: Relates the Cause and Outbreak of the Revolution 5:13:10
- Book III: Fortunate Misfortune: I: Princess Cinderella 5:35:36
- II: Treats of a Christian Virtue 6:14:27
- III: Providence von Rosen: Act the Last 6:26:30
- IV: Babes in the Wood 6:45:24
- Bibliographical Postscript to Complete the Story 7:03:03
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Otto likes to hunt and enjoy life, while leaving the rule of his small kingdom in the hands of his wife and her trusted advisor. He hears talk of socialist revolution in his land, and when he tries to take charge, he finds that it’s not so easy to resume his rule. With intrigue and betrayal at every corner, all the players must figure out where they really stand.
Prince Otto was one of Robert Louis Stevenson’s earlier works. It didn’t have the success of Treasure Island, but it was, according to Stevenson, his hardest effort of any work, before or after.