The Remarkable Rocket
A pompous and self-absorbed firework who believes himself to be superior to all others.
Core Belief
"He believes in his own superiority and the importance of recognition and fame, despite lacking any real talent or achievement."
Worldview
He sees the world as a stage for his own self-aggrandizement, believing that everyone should admire and appreciate him.
Personality
Arrogant, vain, and delusional. He craves attention and believes himself to be incredibly important, despite his lack of actual accomplishment.
In Their Own Words
"“How fortunate it is for the King’s son,”"
"“I am a very remarkable Rocket, and come of remarkable parents.”"
"“I knew I should create a great sensation”"
Other Characters from The Happy Prince, and Other Tales
The Happy Prince
A statue of a former prince who weeps for the suffering of his city.
The Swallow
A small bird who initially intends to migrate to Egypt but stays to help the Happy Prince.
The Selfish Giant
A giant who initially forbids children from playing in his garden.
Little Hans
An honest and kind little fellow who is exploited by his devoted friend, the Miller.
Hugh the Miller
A rich and selfish miller who exploits his friend, Little Hans, under the guise of devoted friendship.
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