The author was born in a declining aristocratic family, the eldest child in the family. He was strictly educated by his grandfather when he was very young, which made him very unhappy.

In fact, The Geographer was designed by the author according to his grandfather, Mr. Fernando Exupery.

He sticks to the rules, refuses to change his mind, is conservative, and doesn't want and doesn't want the author to do what he wants according to his own wishes.

He firmly believed in feudal monarchy and opposed what the author thought and did when he was a child.

The geographer is as stubborn as his grandfather and has no imagination. He only believes in the present, but can't see the future and social changes.

Contrary to the author and the little prince's free and romantic thoughts.