马克吐温写了一本《百万英镑》，求他的一句名言，跟百万英镑有关。
Among all animals, the mankind are the most ruthlessness, is unique make the happiness on pain and sufferings of animal. 在所有的动物当中，人类是最残酷的，是唯一将快乐制造在痛苦上的动物。
是这句吧 其他的还有： Don't give up your imagination.When the imagination had no after, you can also exist, but although you living dead still. 不要放弃你的幻想。
当幻想没有了以后，你还可以生存，但是你虽生犹死。
Tell the truth forever, such of words you need not recorded you to once say some what. 永远说实话，这样的话你就不用去记你曾经说过些什么。
Those persons who have a good book but don't read are unlike and can't read the person of these books to own any advantage. 那些有好书却不读的人不比无法读到这些书的人拥有任何优势。
Rather shut up don't talk, don't be eager to expressing oneself, either. 宁愿闭口不说话，也不要急于表现自己。
嗓门大证明不了什么事情,只生下一只蛋的母鸡也常会咯咯叫,像是生下了小行星似的 Mark.vomit to say:Late come of true facts, be like suddenly horseshoe, ah of shooting the head, pain! 马克．吐温说：迟来的真相，就像突然击中头部的马蹄铁，哎，痛啊
Mark.vomit:Have no emotion to kiss, be like to die pork in person. 马克．吐温：没有情感的吻，就像在亲死猪肉一样。
Calculate to the person also unimportant with the stupid stupid impression. 就算给人以蠢笨的印象也不要紧。
这样的特质可使友谊维系终身——只要不想对方借钱。
Everyone is a moon,and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody 每个人就像一轮月亮，不愿意将黑暗的一面让别人看到。
As long as had ignorance and self-confidence, you can succeed by all means. 只要具备了无知和自信，你就必然能成功。
《百万英镑》是美国著名小说家马克·吐温的小说，讲述了一个美国穷小子亨利·亚当斯在伦敦的一次奇遇。
伦敦的两位富翁打赌，把一张无法兑现的百万钞票借给亨利，看他在一个月内如何收场。
一个月的期限到了，亨利不仅没有饿死或被捕，反倒成了富翁，并且赢得了一位漂亮小姐的爱情。
影片以其略带夸张的艺术手法再现大师小说中讽刺与幽默，揭露了20世纪初英国社会的拜金主义。
《百万英镑》是讲一个贫穷、诚实的人，也就是这个故事的主人公收到了一对兄弟的信，信里面送给了他一百万英镑。
原来这对兄弟打了一个赌，赌如果一个贫穷、诚实的人收到天上掉下的一百万英镑，他会有怎样的结果
哥哥认为他会饿死，因为他无法证明这些钱是他自己的，会受到别人的怀疑，连银行都不会让他存钱。
弟弟则认为他会过得很好，于是他们兄弟俩将一百万英镑的支票借给了这个贫穷的人，并出国呆了三十天。
没想到在这段时间内，人们对这位突然暴富的罕见富翁，竟拼命地拉拢他，从免费吃饭，买衣服，到免费住宿，一个个像乞丐一样讨好他，并不断提高他的社会地位，一直到了除王室外最高的公爵之上
不光如此，他还得到了一位好妻子和三万英镑的银行利息。
从此以后过着非常非常幸福的生活。
看到这儿，我很羡慕这位如此“幸运”的主人公，但同时我又想：人们之所以讨好他，不就是因为当时人们太看重金钱了吗
拜金主义是可耻的，不劳而获更不应该
金钱不是万能的，世界上还有许多比金钱更重要的东西。
百万英镑经典台词 五句
既然活着就要努力使自己幸福，明白自己所想要的，踏踏实实为自己想要的去奋斗Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: If theres magic in boxing, its the magic of fighting battles beyond endurance, beyond cracked ribs, ruptured kidneys and detached retinas. Its the magic of risking everything for a dream that nobody sees but you. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: To make a fighter you gotta strip them down to bare wood: you cant just tell em to forget everything you know if you gotta make em forget even their bones... make em so tired they only listen to you, only hear your voice, only do what you say and nothing else... show em how to keep their balance and take it away from the other guy... how to generate momentum off their right toe and how to flex your knees when you fire a jab... how to fly back and up so that the other guy doesnt want to come after you. Then you gotta show em all over again. Over and over and over... till they think theyre born that way. Frankie Dunn: You forgot the rule. Now, what is the rule? Maggie Fitzgerald: Keep my left up? Frankie Dunn: Is to protect yourself at all times. Now, what is the rule? Maggie Fitzgerald: Protect myself at all times. Frankie Dunn: Good. Good. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: All fighters are pig-headed some way or another: some part of them always thinks they know better than you about something. Truth is: even if theyre wrong, even if that one thing is going to be the ruin of them, if you can beat that last bit out of them... they aint fighters at all. Maggie Fitzgerald: Youre gonna leave me again? Frankie Dunn: Never. Frankie Dunn: I think someone should count to 10. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: [after hitting someone] 110. Get a job, punk. Maggie Fitzgerald: Momma, you take Mardell and JD and get home fore I tell that lawyer there that you were so worried about your welfare you never signed those house papers like you were supposed to. So anytime I feel like it I can sell that house from under your fat, lazy, hillbilly ass. And if you ever come back, thats exactly what Ill do. Maggie Fitzgerald: I saw your last fight, Shawrelle. Spent so much time face down I thought the canvas had titties. Father Horvak: Whats confusing you this week? Frankie Dunn: Oh, its the same old one God-three God thing. Father Horvak: Frankie, most people figure out by kindergarten its about faith. Frankie Dunn: Is it sort of like Snap Crackle and Pop, all rolled into one big box? Father Horvak: Youre standing outside my church, comparing God to Rice Krispies? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Frankie likes to say that boxing is an unnatural act, that everything in boxing is backwards: sometimes the best way to deliver a punch is to step back... But step back too far and you aint fighting at all. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Shes getting pretty good. Frankie Dunn: Yeah, real fast. Its almost as if someones been helping her. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Oh, I dont know. Maybe shes just got what it takes. Frankie Dunn: Shes got my speed bag, is what shes got. [walking away] Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Now, howd she get that? Ref #1: Is this your fighter? Frankie Dunn: This is my fighter. Frankie Dunn: Whats she sayin? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Wants to know what youre readin. Frankie Dunn: Its Yeats. [turns to Maggie] Frankie Dunn: Keep your head back. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Why dont you talk a little Yeats to her? Show her what a treat that is. Frankie Dunn: Mo cuishle means my darling. My blood. Frankie Dunn: [to Maggie] All right. Im gonna disconnect your air machine, then youre gonna go to sleep. Then Ill give you a shot, and youll... stay asleep. Mo cuishle means My darling, my blood. Father Horvak: Frankie, Ive seen you at Mass almost every day for 23 years. The only person comes to church that much is the kind who cant forgive himself for something. [repeated line] Frankie Dunn: I dont train girls. Frankie Dunn: How many times do I got to tell you that bleach is bleach. Why cant you just buy the cheap stuff, you always have to buy the expensive stuff. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: It smells better, Frankie. Frankie Dunn: Bleach smells like bleach. Maggie Fitzgerald: Im 32, Mr. Dunn, and Im here celebrating the fact that I spent another year scraping dishes and waitressing which is what Ive been doing since 13, and according to you Ill be 37 before I can even throw a decent punch, which I have to admit, after working on this speed bag for a month may be the Gods simple truth. Other truth is, my brothers in prison, my sister cheats on welfare by pretending one of her babies is still alive, my daddys dead, and my momma weighs 312lbs. If I was thinking straight Id go back home, find a used trailer, buy a deep fryer and some oreos. Problem is, this the only thing I ever felt good doing. If Im too old for this then I got nothing. That enough truth to suit you? Frankie Dunn: What you learn tonight? Maggie Fitzgerald: Always protect myself. Frankie Dunn: Whats the rule? Maggie Fitzgerald: Always protect myself. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Anybody can lose one fight, anybody can lose once, youll come back from this youll be champion of the world. Danger Barch: Anyone can lose one fight. Frankie Dunn: I want you to jab, right in the tits, until they turn blue and fall off. Frankie Dunn: How many eyes do you need to finish this fight? Maggie Fitzgerald: Ones enough. Maggie Fitzgerald: Shes tough, I cant go inside, I cant get close enough to hit her. Frankie Dunn: You know why that is? Maggie Fitzgerald: Why? Frankie Dunn: Cause shes a better fighter than you are, thats why. Shes younger, shes stronger, and shes more experienced. Now, what are you gonna do about it? Maggie Fitzgerald: [Next round starts. Maggie knocks her out in few seconds] Frankie Dunn: Girlie, tough aint enough. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: There is magic in fighting battles beyond endurance [Eddie has his feet up on the desk] Frankie Dunn: You got big holes in your socks. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Oh, theyre not that big. Frankie Dunn: Didnt I give you money for some new ones? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: These are my sleeping socks. My feet like a little air at night. Frankie Dunn: How come youre wearing them in the daytime, then? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Cause my daytime socks got too many holes in them. Frankie Dunn: So is Jesus a Demigod? Father Horvak: There are no Demigods, you fucking Pagan! Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: I have HBO. Frankie Dunn: You wouldnt start training to be a ballerina at 31 now, would you? Maggie Fitzgerald: Already been workin it for three years. Frankie Dunn: And you cant hit a speed bag? What kind of training is that? Maggie Fitzgerald: I never had any, boss. Frankie Dunn: Well, I hate to say it, but it shows. Maggie Fitzgerald: Were flying? Frankie Dunn: Would you rather drive? Maggie Fitzgerald: Youre askin me? Frankie Dunn: Would you rather fly or would you rather drive? Maggie Fitzgerald: So, I finally get to decide something? Frankie Dunn: Thats what Im saying. Maggie Fitzgerald: Fine. Fly there, drive back. Frankie Dunn: Thats the stupidest thing I ever heard of. How the hell we gonna do that? Maggie Fitzgerald: You said it was up to me. Maggie Fitzgerald: Ive got nobody but you, Frankie. Frankie Dunn: Well, youve got me. Maggie Fitzgerald: Working the bag, boss. Frankie Dunn: Im not your boss and that bags working you. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Seems there are Irish people everywhere, or people who want to be. Danger Barch: [of a water bottle] Howd you get all the ice in here through this little tiny hole? Maggie Fitzgerald: You got any family, boss? Frankie Dunn: What? Maggie Fitzgerald: Youre spending so much time with me. I didnt know if you had any. Frankie Dunn: Well, Ive got a daughter, Katie. Maggie Fitzgerald: Well thats family. Frankie Dunn: Were not exactly close. Maggie Fitzgerald: How much she weigh? Frankie Dunn: What? Maggie Fitzgerald: Trouble in my family comes by the pound. Danger Barch: Oh, look, Im Shawrelle! Im humping the canvas! Maggie Fitzgerald: Did you see the fight? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Of course I did. You had her cold, Maggie. Maggie Fitzgerald: I shouldnt have dropped my hand. I shouldnt have turned. Always protect myself... how many times did he tell me that? Maggie Fitzgerald: I cant be like this, Frankie. Not after what Ive done. Ive seen the world. People chanted my name. Well, not my name, some damn name you gave me. They were chanting for me. I was in magazines. You think I ever dreamed thatd happen? I was born two pounds, one-and-a-half ounces. Daddy used to tell me Id fight my way into this world, and Id fight my way out. Thats all I wanna do, Frankie. I just dont wanna fight you to do it. I got what I needed. I got it all. Dont let em keep taking it away from me. Dont let me lie here till I cant hear those people chanting no more. Frankie Dunn: [Reads a script from a book in Gaelic] Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: What the hell kind of language is that? Frankie Dunn: What do you want? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: I just thought you should know you got a fighter out there not talking to another manager. Frankie Dunn: Not talking to another manager? Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: And not just any manager. Mickey Mack. Frankie Dunn: You came in here to tell me Big Willie is not talking to Mickey Mack. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Not a word. Neither one of him. Frankie Dunn: [Frustrated] Im tryin to read here. Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Well, if you think that more important. Danger Barch: [Repeated line; yelling] And I challenge the Motor City Cobra, Thomas Hit Man Hearns to fight me for the Welterweight Championship of the whole world! Maggie Fitzgerald: [first meeting] Mr. Dunn? Frankie Dunn: Hmm. I owe you money? Maggie Fitzgerald: No sir. Frankie Dunn: I know your mama? Maggie Fitzgerald: Dont rightly know, sir. Frankie Dunn: Then what is it you want? 建议还是自己亲自看，望采纳，O(∩_∩)O谢谢
爱国诚信小故事
诚信的故事五则 1． 晏殊信誉的树立 北宋词人晏殊，素以诚实著称。
在他十四岁时，有人把他作为神童举荐给皇帝。
皇帝召见了他，并要他与一千多名进士同时参加考试。
结果晏殊发现考试是自己十天前刚练习过的，就如实向真宗报告，并请求改换其他题目。
宋真宗非常赞赏晏殊的诚实品质，便赐给他“同进士出身”。
晏殊当职时，正值天下太平。
于是，京城的大小官员便经常到郊外游玩或在城内的酒楼茶馆举行各种宴会。
晏殊家贫，无钱出去吃喝玩乐，只好在家里和兄弟们读写文章。
有一天，真宗提升晏殊为辅佐太子读书的东宫官。
大臣们惊讶异常，不明白真宗为何做出这样的决定。
真宗说：“近来群臣经常游玩饮宴，只有晏殊闭门读书，如此自重谨慎，正是东宫官合适的人选。
”晏殊谢恩后说：“我其实也是个喜欢游玩饮宴的人，只是家贫而已。
若我有钱，也早就参与宴游了。
”这两件事，使晏殊在群臣面前树立起了信誉，而宋真宗也更加信任他了。
2． 立木为信与烽火戏诸候的对比 春秋战国时，秦国的商鞅在秦孝公的支持下主持变法。
当时处于战争频繁、人心惶惶之际，为了树立威信，推进改革，商鞅下令在都城南门外立一根三丈长的木头，并当众许下诺言：谁能把这根木头搬到北门，赏金十两。
围观的人不相信如此轻而易举的事能得到如此高的赏赐，结果没人肯出手一试。
于是，商鞅将赏金提高到50金。
重赏之下必有勇夫，终于有人站起将木头扛到了北门。
商鞅立即赏了他五十金。
商鞅这一举动，在百姓心中树立起了威信，而商鞅接下来的变法就很快在秦国推广开了。
新法使秦国渐渐强盛，最终统一了中国。
而同样在商鞅“立木为信”的地方，在早它400年以前，却曾发生过一场令人啼笑皆非的“烽火戏诸侯”的闹剧。
周幽王有个宠妃叫褒姒，为博取她的一笑，周幽王下令在都城附近20多座烽火台上点起烽火——烽火是边关报警的信号，只有在外敌入侵需召诸侯来救援的时候才能点燃。
结果诸侯们见到烽火，率领兵将们匆匆赶到，弄明白这是君王为博妻一笑的花招后又愤然离去。
褒姒看到平日威仪赫赫的诸侯们手足无措的样子，终于开心一笑。
五年后，酉夷太戎大举攻周，幽王烽火再燃而诸侯未到——谁也不愿再上第二次当了。
结果幽王被逼自刎而褒姒也被俘虏。
一个“立木取信”，一诺千金；一个帝王无信，戏玩“狼来了”的游戏。
结果前者变法成功，国强势壮；后者自取其辱，身死国亡。
可见，“信”对一个国家的兴衰存亡都起着非常重要的作用。
3． 《郁离子》中记载了一个因失信而丧生的故事 济阳有个商人过河时船沉了，他抓住一根大麻杆大声呼救。
有个渔夫闻声而致。
商人急忙喊：“我是济阳最大的富翁，你若能救我，给你100两金子”。
待被救上岸后，商人却翻脸不认帐了。
他只给了渔夫10两金子。
渔夫责怪他不守信，出尔反尔。
富翁说：“你一个打渔的，一生都挣不了几个钱，突然得十两金子还不满足吗
”淦夫只得怏怏而去。
不料想后来那富翁又一次在原地翻船了。
有人欲救，那个曾被他骗过的渔夫说：“他就是那个说话不算数的人
”于是商人淹死了。
商人两次翻船而遇同一渔夫是偶然的，但商人的不得好报却是在意料之中的。
因为一个人若不守信，便会失去别人对他的信任。
所以，一旦他处于困境，便没有人再愿意出手相救。
失信于人者，一旦遭难，只有坐以待毙。
4． 季布“一诺千金”使他免遭祸殃 秦末有个叫季布的人，一向说话算数，信誉非常高，许多人都同他建立起了浓厚的友情。
当时甚至流传着这样的谚语：“得黄金百斤，不如得季布一诺。
”后来，他得罪了汉高祖刘邦，被悬赏捉拿。
结果他的旧日的朋友不仅不被重金所惑，而且冒着灭九族的危险来保护他，缍使他免遭祸殃。
一个人诚实有信，自然得道多助，能获得大家的尊重和友谊。
反过来，如果贪图一时的安逸或小便宜，而失信于朋友，表面上是得到了“实惠”。
但为了这点实惠他毁了自己的声誉而声誉相比于物质是重要得多的。
所以，失信于朋友，无异于失去了西瓜捡芝麻，得不偿失的。
5．诚信的故事 早年，尼泊尔的喜马拉雅山南麓很少有外国人涉足。
后来，许多日本人到这里观光旅游，据说这是源于一位少年的诚信。
一天，几位日本摄影师请当地一位少年代买啤酒，这位少年为之跑了3个多小时。
第二天，那个少年又自告奋勇地再替他们买啤酒。
这次摄影师们给了他很多钱，但直到第三天下午那个少年还没回来。
于是，摄影师们议论纷纷，都认为那个少年把钱骗走了。
第三天夜里，那个少年却敲开了摄影师的门。
原来，他在一个地方只购得4瓶啤酒，于是，他又翻了一座山，趟过一条河才购得另外6瓶，返回时摔坏了3瓶。
他哭着拿着碎玻璃片，向摄影师交回零钱，在场的人无不动容。
这个故事使许多外国人深受感动。
后来，到这儿的游客就越来越多。
6．诚信的故事 在纽约的河边公园里矗立着“南北战争阵亡战士纪念碑”，每年有许多游人来祭奠亡灵。
美国十八届总统、南北战争时期担任北方军统帅的格兰特将军的陵墓，坐落在公园的北部。
陵墓高大雄伟、庄严简朴。
陵墓后方，是一大片碧绿的草坪，一直绵延到公园的边界、陡峭的悬崖边上。
格兰特将军的陵墓后边，更靠近悬崖边的地方，还有一座小孩子的陵墓。
那是一座极小极普通的墓，在任何其他地方，你都可能会忽略它的存在。
它的绝大多数美国人的陵墓一样，只有一块小小的墓碑。
在墓碑和旁边的一块木牌上，却记载着一个感人至深的关于诚信的故事： 故事发生在两百多年以前的1797年。
这一年，这片土地的小主人才五岁时，不慎从这里的悬崖上坠落身亡。
其父伤心欲绝，将他埋葬于此，并修建了这样一个小小的陵墓，以作纪念。
数年后，家道衰落，老主人不得不将这片土地转让。
出于对儿子的爱心，他对今后的土地主人提出一个奇特的要求，他要求新主人把孩子的陵墓作为土地的一部分，永远不要毁坏它。
新主人答应了，并把这个条件写进了契约。
这样，孩子的陵墓就被保留了下来。
沧海桑田，一百年过去了。
这片土地不知道辗转卖过了多少次，也不知道换过了多少个主人，孩子的名字早已被世人忘却，但孩子的陵墓仍然还在那里，它依据一个又一个的买卖契约，被完整无损地保存下来。
到了1897年，这片风水宝地被选中作为格兰特将军陵园。
政府成了这块土地的主人，无名孩子的墓在政府手中完整无损地保留下来，成了格兰特将军陵墓的邻居。
一个伟大的历史缔造者之墓，和一个无名孩童之墓毗邻之墓，这可能是世界上独一无二的奇观。
又一个一百年以后，1997年的时候，为了缅怀格兰特将军，当时的纽约市长朱利安尼来到这里。
那时，刚好是格兰特将军陵墓建立一百周年，也是小孩去世两百周年的时间，朱利安尼市长亲自撰写了这个动人的故事，并把它刻在木牌上，立在无名小孩陵墓的旁边，让这个关于诚信的故事世世代代流传下去…… 7．关于诚信的故事 [故事二]一个士兵，非常不善于长跑，所以在一次部队的越野赛中很快就远落人后，一个人孤零零地跑着。
转过了几道弯，遇到了一个岔路口，一条路，标明是军官跑的；另一条路，标明是士兵跑的小径。
他停顿了一下，虽然对做军官连越野赛都有便宜可沾感到不满，但是仍然朝着士兵的小径跑去。
没想到过了半个小时后到达终点，却是名列第一。
他感到不可恩议，自己从来没有取得过名次不说，连前50名也没有跑过。
但是，主持赛跑的军官笑着恭喜他取得了比赛的胜利。
过了几个钟头后，大批人马到了，他们跑得筋疲力尽，看见他赢得了胜利，也觉得奇怪。
但是突然大家醒悟过来，在岔路口诚实守信，是多么重要。
[故事三]曾参杀猪的故事。
曾参，春秋末期鲁国有名的思想家、懦学家，是孔子门生中七十二贤之一。
他博学多才，且十分注重修身养性，德行高尚。
一次，他的妻子要到集市上办事，年幼的孩子吵着要去。
曾参的妻子不愿带孩子去，便对他说：“你在家好好玩，等妈妈回来，将家里的猪杀了煮肉给你吃。
”孩子听了，非常高兴，不再吵着要去集市了。
这话本是哄孩子说着玩的，过后，曾参的妻子便忘了。
不料，曾参却真的把家里的一头猪杀了。
妻子看到曾参把猪杀了，就说，“我是为了让孩子安心地在家里等着，才说等赶集回来把猪杀了烧肉给他吃的，你怎么当真呢。
”曾参说：“孩子是不能欺骗的。
孩子年纪小，不懂世事，只得学习别人的样子，尤其是以父母作为生活的榜样。
今天你欺骗了孩子，玷污了他的心灵，明天孩子就会欺骗你、欺骗别人；今天你在孩子面前言而无信，明天孩子就会不再信任你，你看这危害有多大呀。
” 四、事其一：18世纪英国的一位有钱的绅士，一天深夜他走在回家的路上，被一个蓬头垢面衣衫褴褛的小男孩儿拦住了。
“先生，请您买一包火柴吧”，小男孩儿说道。
“我不买”。
绅士回答说。
说着绅士躲开男孩儿继续走，“先生，请您买一包吧，我今天还什么东西也没有吃呢”小男孩儿追上来说。
绅士看到躲不开男孩儿，便说：“可是我没有零钱呀”，“先生，你先拿上火柴，我去给你换零钱”。
说完男孩儿拿着绅士给的一个英镑快步跑走了，绅士等了很久，男孩儿仍然没有回来，绅士无奈地回家了。
第二天，绅士正在自己的办公室工作，仆人说来了一个男孩儿要求面见绅士。
于是男孩儿被叫了进来，这个男孩儿比卖火柴的男孩儿矮了一些，穿的更破烂。
“先生，对不起了，我的哥哥让我给您把零钱送来了”“你的哥哥呢
”绅士道。
“我的哥哥在换完零钱回来找你的路上被马车撞成重伤了，在家躺着呢”，绅士深深地被小男孩儿的诚信所感动。
“走
我们去看你的哥哥
”去了男孩儿的家一看，家里只要两个男孩的继母在招呼受到重伤的男孩儿。
一见绅士，男孩连忙说：“对不起，我没有给您按时把零钱送回去，失信了
”绅士却被男孩的诚信深深打动了。
当他了解到两个男孩儿的亲父母都双亡时，毅然决定把他们生活所需要的一切都承担起来。
故事其二；十七世纪的德国军队里面有一个王子对他的下属亲同手足，受到士兵和各级军官的深深爱戴。
一次攻打某国家失败而归的路上，正值冬天的深夜。
严寒、饥饿折磨着他以及一些部下，在极度寒冷和饥肠辘辘的状态下，王子慢慢的进入梦乡、、、、、、。
睡梦中王子梦见阳光格外的灿烂与温暖，他醒来了，发现自己身上被许多件大衣覆盖，生命得以延续。
四周再看，他的部下把大衣都覆盖在王子的身上，早已经全部冻死了。
