“Your mistake,” said the little prince. “Exactly. We must ask from others what others can do,” the king continued.
“The control has to be reasonable. If you order your people to jump into the sea, they will start a revolution.
I have the right to control because my orders are reasonable.”
“And my sunset?” said the little prince, who never forgot a question when he asked it.
“You will have your sunset. I will order it. But I have my rules. I will wait until the conditions are right.”
“When will it be?” asked the little prince. “Well!” said the king, then he took a large calendar.
“It will be this evening at about twenty minutes to eight. And you will see that everything happens as I order.
The little prince yawned. He was sad that the conditions weren’t right for his sunset.
Then he started to be a little bored. “I have nothing to do here,” he said to the king.
“I will continue on my journey.” “Don’t go,” said the king because he was happy that he was a king for somebody now.
“Don’t leave, I will make you my minister!” “Minister of what?” “Minister of justice.”
“But there is nobody here who I can judge.” “You never know,” said the king.
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