"You only know what you tame - said the fox. - Men no longer have time to know anything. They buy ready-made things from merchants." It is the same message of Exupéry's Little Prince with the fox, friendship, possess or be possessed by the friendship of the alter ego. Of course we cannot say what is most beautiful, because it lies at the bottom of our desires like an ideal or a waking dream. The beauty of the pigeon's child is that he does not know that it is not possible for the dove that he wants to "tame" like the fox to be his - and only his. The fox tells him, you will have to come back again and again and maybe we will be friends. At first she naively believed that she would return by herself, waving from the ceiling with the blanket. He recovered it with the pigeon breeder, exchanging it for the book of postage stamps, but when he tries to recover it with the musical vinyls, it seems that he begins to understand everything, when observing the other birds in the square. At the end of the short, the pigeon's boy begins to "get to know", he begins to take the time to domesticate that which he did NOT know. Highly recommended.
