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Prince Otto 💜 By Robert Louis Stevenson FULL Audiobook

Prince Otto. By Robert Louis Stevenson FULL Audiobook Here's a detailed summary of "Prince Otto: A Romance" by Robert Louis Stevenson: In this captivating novel, Stevenson weaves a tale of politics, intrigue, and romance set in the tiny nineteenth-century German state of Grünewald. Prince Otto of Grunewald, widely regarded by his people as an incompetent ruler, faces a web of challenges that test his character and leadership. The story begins when Prince Otto evades his escort near the borders of Grünewald while out hunting. He accidentally enters the neighboring country of Gerolstein, where he takes shelter for the night under an assumed disguise. There, he meets Killian Gottesheim, his daughter Ottilia, and her suitor Fritz. As they discuss the state of affairs, Fritz expresses dissatisfaction with Otto's rule, while Killian remains more respectful but critical. Baron Gondremark, a cunning figure, has wooed Princess Seraphina and secretly initiated preparations for a revolt to expand Grünewald's borders. The plot thickens when Otto, still concealing his true identity, offers to purchase Killian's farm to ensure his family's well-being. They agree to meet in Mittwalden, the capital of Grünewald, in two days. Back at his castle, Otto confers with his cousin Doctor Gotthold about his character flaws. Chancellor Greisengesang interrupts their discussion, bearing a letter from Sir John Crabtree, an English visitor. The letter reveals Seraphina's indiscretions with Gondremark and Crabtree's own affair with Countess Anna von Rosen. It also outlines Crabtree's plans for the country. Otto confronts Seraphina, who is involved in a political scheme with Gondremark. Despite her vehement refusal, Otto commands her to limit her interactions with Gondremark. The Princess summons a council to declare war on Gerolstein, but Otto refuses to engage in an unprovoked and dishonorable war. Seraphina rebukes him for his sudden interest in ruling and interference in their plans. Facing financial constraints, Otto offers an alternative solution or even abdication. He rescinds Seraphina's authority to sign orders and documents. Gondremark suggests a plot to lure Otto away on a hunting venture while they execute the revolt. Prince Otto delves into themes of honor, deception, and the complexities of leadership. Stevenson's meticulous writing and intricate character development make this novel a compelling exploration of power and love in a fairy-tale-like setting .. More: Prince Otto, Robert Louis Stevenson, Audiobook Romance, Grunewald, Incompetent prince True identity, Despise, Kingdom Hunt, Loss, Charming Road less travelled, Family, Farmer Killian 00:00:00 Prince Otto. Book I: Prince Errant 00:08:32 II: In Which the Prince Plays Haroun-al-Raschid 00:29:15 III: In Which the Prince Comforts Age and Beauty and Delivers a Lecture on Discretion in Love 00:51:14 IV: In Which the Prince Collects Opinions by the Way 01:16:29 Book II: Of Love and Politics. I: What Happened in the Library 01:39:03 II: “On the Court of Grünewald,” Being a Portion of the Traveller’s Manuscript 01:52:14 III: The Prince and the English Traveller 02:06:46 IV: While the Prince Is in the Anteroom … 02:17:29 V: … Gondremark Is in My Lady’s Chamber 02:31:46 VI: The Prince Delivers a Lecture on Marriage, with Practical Illustrations of Divorce 02:49:31 VII: The Prince Dissolves the Council 03:07:54 VIII: The Party of War Takes Action 03:22:14 IX: The Price of the River Farm; in Which Vainglory Goes Before a Fall 03:46:09 X: Gotthold’s Revised Opinion; and the Fall Completed 04:03:45 XI: Providence von Rosen: Act the First 04:16:51 XII: Providence von Rosen: Act the Second 04:37:44 XIII: Providence von Rosen: Act the Third 04:51:49 XIV: Relates the Cause and Outbreak of the Revolution 05:12:38 Book III: Fortunate Misfortune. I: Princess Cinderella 05:47:26 II: Treats of a Christian Virtue 05:58:39 III: Providence von Rosen: Act the Last 06:16:34 IV: Babes in the Wood 06:32:06 Bibliographical Postscript to Complete the Story