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I saw a decayed man hugging a bunch of gold coins, with bats all around.
As far as I can tell from the picture above, it doesn't mean what you saw literally in this picture is what you understand thoroughly. Sometimes, I feel, the truth hides from the naked eyes of the beholder. Let's just say don't judge the book by its own cover.
This is my own rendition of the story.
He was a man full of kindness, an honorable man who only lived with his own countrymen. Who bestowed generosity on his own people. Who is actually respected by many. He always looks for the young and poor; his name is Robinhood.
Even though Robinhood stole wealth from wealthy criminal people, as his countrymen, he was their heart to give assurance, security, justice, and stability. Not all people have the guts to stand by their own principles, and I am glad someone stood their ground. The voices of the poor have never been heard. Negligence occurred for those in power. Though Robinhood is the hero of all times for the less fortunate and the mistreated for injustices, he became the most hunted by many renown cuprits and the government.
His people were killed to protect him. By the fire, young and old are being burned. The culprits are trying to provoke his people to say his whereabouts, but they haven't answered. After all, all he has left is the treasure, which is where his heart is.
"The gold coins that were stolen were kept by Robinhood for his own people."
Moral story: Money is a necessity, depending on how you use it.
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