Gulliver's Travels

The people of Liliput are shocked to see a giant man like Gulliver in their city, and some of them try to attack him. Meanwhile, the King arranges for Gulliver's comforts. Later, Gulliver requests the King to spare him from bondage.

One day the courtier warns Gulliver that the King had drawn up charges of treason and other crimes against him and also shows him a copy of these charges. Later, Gulliver being disappointed with the injustice, decides to go to Blefescu.

Gulliver gets permission to enter the territory and so he determines to walk with the aid of two stools since the buildings are closely constructed. Later, he is awestruck after seeing the palace and feels honoured.

Gulliver seeks help from the King in order to bring his boat back to the seashore. Later, Gulliver requests the King to grant him permission to leave his kingdom and head back home. On his way back home, he narrates his story to a captain on a ship.

Gulliver reaches the shores of Blefuscu. The onlookers help him to look for the capital. Finally, he reaches the capital and meets the Emperor who surprisingly does not impose any conditions on him.

Gulliver wakes up and sees that he is unable to move as he is tied down with ropes. Later, he encounters a small soldier standing above him trying to attack him with an arrow. Gulliver is amazed to see the miniature human beings.

Gulliver's friend Hergo, the minister tells him that they are in great danger as Blefuscu is preparing to invade their territories and the Emperor wants Gulliver to help them defend their kingdom. Gulliver agrees to help and makes plans for the war.

On a calm ocean, Gulliver was sailing with a captain by name William Prichard, a doctor and other crew members. Suddenly, a typhoon causes a shipwreck and Gulliver lands on an island.

Gulliver gets all the ships back to Lilliput. Later, the emperor orders Gulliver to get the rest of the Blaffiscuddian ships as he wanted to conquer and rule their kingdom. However, Gulliver refuses the order and waits for the consequences.

Gulliver tries to earn the trust of the people of Lilliput, so that they release him from their persecution. But, later the King and his soldiers put up certain conditions, which Gulliver should follow in order to be free.