What do Sindbad’s interactions with the maharaja suggest about his character?

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The hero of "The Thousand and One Nights", "Sindbad the Sailor", whose adventures were told in that compilation of "Middle Eastern Popular Culture Stories" around the "Islamic Golden Age".

His interaction with "The Maharaja" (The Great King) in the first country he reaches, on his 1st voyage shows Sinbad as a sympathetic, forthcoming and grateful, also generous, friendly, caring and a well-disposed person, since he was helpful and willing to tell things since the beginning of their interaction; and afterwards referring to "the Maharaja" and the city as a Noble King, a Nice King and "A Noble city".

Nostrana [21]3 years ago

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It suggest that Sinbad was a maverick, a person who dares to do new things and lookk for fortune and adventure.

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