The betrayal of Zorro (Fabula)

Once upon a time there was a kingdom where coffee was considered a treasure more valuable than gold. It was known for its unique flavor and the health benefits it provided. The king and his family were the only ones who had access to coffee and they jealously guarded it in a golden chest.

One day, the king's butler, a cunning fox named Zorro, realized how valuable the coffee was and decided to hide it to keep it for himself. Zorro slipped into the royal kitchen in the middle of the night and hid the coffee in a safe place where no one else could find it.

The next morning, when the king and his family awoke, they discovered that the coffee was missing. The king was furious and called an emergency meeting to find the person responsible.

Zorro, knowing that he would be discovered if he stayed in the kingdom, fled with the hidden coffee. The king and his soldiers chased him, but Zorro was very cunning and managed to escape.

Without the coffee, the kingdom began to fall into chaos. The people were irritable and tired, as they could not enjoy the benefits of coffee. The king was desperate and offered a reward to anyone who could find the coffee and bring it back to the kingdom.

Meanwhile, Zorro amused himself with his treasure, enjoying the coffee to his heart's content and living like a king. But he soon realized that the coffee was not as valuable without others to share it with. He began to feel lonely and sad, and finally decided to return the coffee to the kingdom.

Zorro returned to the kingdom and returned the coffee to the king. The king and his family were grateful and forgave Zorro for his betrayal. From that day on, the coffee became a symbol of friendship and fellowship, and was shared with everyone in the kingdom.

Zorro learned a valuable lesson about the importance of sharing and collaborating with others, and became a loyal friend to the king and the entire kingdom. And so, thanks to coffee, the kingdom lived happily and prosperously ever after. So he was punished by his own conscience and in the end it was good because it made him reflect.

Moral of the story: Coffee is more valuable when it is shared with others, self-interest can cause problems and it is important to learn to forgive and collaborate with others to achieve harmony and happiness. Next, I apply this fable to my family members

CHARACTERS

The king in the fable can be compared to me in my family, as I am responsible for making important decisions and taking action when something goes wrong. Also as the king I want to be an authority figure and protector of the family.

The king's wife in the fable can be compared to my wife in my family, as she is a loyal companion and supports me in important decisions. My wife is like the king's wife in being my companion and support at all times.

The butler Zorro in the fable could be compared to Nephew Peter, as both are astute and have great knowledge on certain subjects. Peter is like the butler in being a great strategist and knowing how to handle difficult situations.

Finally, the nephews other nephews in the family could be compared to the inhabitants of the kingdom in the fable, as both are an important part of the community and are the beneficiaries of the leaders' actions. The nephews are like the inhabitants of the kingdom by being the new generation and depending on the leaders for a better future.

I hope you like my story, I bid you farewell until another opportunity.