Gulliver's Travels

During his voyage in the South Seas, Gulliver encountered a violent storm and drifted at sea for several days. When he regained consciousness from his coma, he realized with alarm that his limbs and body were tightly pinned to the ground—he had become a captive of the tiny people of Lilliput. Over time, however, the people of Lilliput grew to become good friends with Gulliver. At this point, the king’s daughter was to be married off to another country, but the princess already had a childhood sweetheart. Thus, Gulliver stepped in to resolve the dispute between the two nations and helped the princess and her beloved fulfill their lifelong union.