1.
The narrator who crashed his plane in the Sahara Desert
2.
The setting where the Prince and the narrator meet
3.
The animal the Prince asks the Pilot to draw
4.
The Pilot's failed picture of a boa constrictor digesting an elephant
5.
The tiny planet, B-612, that the Prince comes from
6.
The large, destructive trees the Prince must constantly weed out
7.
A term used for the Baobab seeds when they are tiny
8.
The type of snake that swallowed an elephant in the Pilot's childhood drawing
9.
The Prince's beloved, fragile flower
10.
The quality of the Rose that caused the Prince to leave
11.
The man on the first asteroid who ruled over nothing
12.
The man on the second asteroid who only wanted to be admired
13.
The animal who taught the Prince the meaning of 'taming'
14.
Feeling alone, like the Prince traveling to seven different asteroids
15.
The result of one's actions, which the Prince learned about responsibility
16.
An unusual or unexpected sight, like the Prince suddenly appearing
17.
The adult who refused to study flowers because they are not eternal
18.
Lasting for a very short time; what the Geographer calls the Rose
19.
The adult on the fifth planet who diligently followed his senseless orders
20.
The sad adult who drank to forget that he was ashamed of drinking
21.
The adult who counted the stars, believing he owned them
22.
To create ties; to establish a relationship
23.
The Prince's duty toward his Rose
24.
A quality of what is truly important
25.
What is truly important is $Invisible$ to the eye
26.
The organ through which one sees correctly
27.
The deep sorrow the Prince felt when he missed his flower
28.
The source of water and life in the desert
29.
What the Prince's laughter will sound like to the Pilot
30.
What the Prince and the Pilot are searching for in the desert
