My teacher science teacher wrote a book and we have to write a essay about this question: In the global world of big corporations, big tech with the bureaucracy of wealthy businessmen, politicians, rulers, and governments; is the value that King Gregory learned, really a hope for our modern world, especially during the Christmas season? If you believe it is or is not, in an essay, write three reasons why or why not.

A quick summary of the book is this:

A kingdom is attacked by 4 dragons and a bunch of knights are sent of to battle each dragon. The 7 headed dragon is the most fierce and they are struggling to defeat it. After all the knights kill the other dragons they all work together to kill the final dragon. The king throws a feast and celebrates there victory. He later finds out at the feast that due to one of the dragons damage, they lost a lot of chocolate beans to fire. So the king secretly has the remaining chocolate locked up in a vault because his daughter loves chocolate. Some time later the daughter wants chocolate but they come to find out all the chocolate has been stolen. The king has the knights break up into groups and search for the chocolate. The king leaves the daughter in the care of some trusted knights. While there searching, the daughter stumbles upon a cave and goes into it and is frightened by a scary voice. The knight who was supposed to be watching her signals his trumpet to alert the other knights. They all rush back to the castle and find the daughter perfectly fine. They come to find out that all the missing chocolate was in the cave guarded by a dwarf. The king was very angry but soon found out that he was actually protecting the chocolate. The daughter ends up sharing her chocolate with the whole kingdom. The king comes to find out that "a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesses. I have found out this day it is more blessed to give than to receive."

So yauhbasically that is the whole story.