He described him as shortish, oldish, brownish and mossy with big whiskers on his face. A small creature popped out of the tree he had just chopped down. However, the Once-ler suddenly heard a sound. He chopped down his first Truffula Tree and harvested its tuft which became a long sleeved unitard named “Thneed.” The trees were soft and smelled sweetly they inspired the Once-ler to stop his cart and open up a shop. There were animals and trees when he arrived-the Brown Bar-ba-loots looked like small monkeys, while humming fish made loud noises from a pond. The story begins with the Once-ler, who came to this land one day in the past. The Once-ler lowers the Whisper-ma-Phone and begins telling the story although it is difficult to hear his strange voice over the phone. However, if you give him a motley assortment of valued items, he will tell you his secrets by whispering into the “Whisper-ma-Phone” so no one else hears. The Once-ler doesn’t easily open up to strangers. The boy learns about the Lorax and why he left from an illustration that reveals where to find him: at his new home with the Once-ler, who is still alive.
It was the old home of the Lorax, who has since moved away. A young boy approaches one street that’s called “The Street of the Lifted Lorax,” and then he starts telling his story.Ī boy comes across a stump made of bricks. There are houses everywhere on this hill, with lights shining out of them all through the night. The streets are lit up at night, and there’s a spooky feeling about the place.
The Lorax begins in a post-apocalyptic setting, where the town is surrounded by barren hills. He didn’t want the Lorax or any other creature in his forest to suffer anymore because of him. This was the last of the tree seeds, so now he had to make sure that things got better for everyone. The Once-ler then took his last Truffula seed and gave it to a boy. He sends his relatives away and leaves only a pile of stones carved with the word “UNLESS.” The Once-ler finally chops down the last Truffula tree, and his business shuts down. He does so each time with remorse because he knows what he did was wrong, but then continues to expand his business anyway. The Lorax forces him to see that his factory has ruined the environment and polluted it, which is why he must send away the Brown Bar-ba-loots, Swomee Swans, and Humming Fish. The Lorax arrives at the Once-ler’s door with various animals in tow. He hires all of his relatives and chops more Truffula trees. He is ignored by the Once-ler and continues chopping them down for his Thneed business. The softness of the tufts of the Truffula trees captured him, so he decided to chop one down to make a Thneed out of its tuft.Īfter the first cut, we are introduced to a small creature who objects to cutting down trees. The valley was pure and clean with life teeming throughout it. He first arrived at a beautiful forest of Truffula trees and many interesting animals. He arrives at the tall, winding house of the Once-ler and pays him for his story. The Lorax opens as a young boy walks down the street of an empty town.
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