Gulliver's Travels

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Gulliver's first voyage leads him to the tiny island of Lilliput, where he becomes a prisoner of its diminutive inhabitants. Initially embraced by the court, he navigates the complexities of their politics while assisting in a conflict against the neighboring Blefuscudians. However, his refusal to conquer Blefuscu angers the Lilliputian King, resulting in treason charges for misunderstood actions. Facing a harsh sentence, Gulliver's escape is aided by a loyal friend, setting the stage for further adventures.