Once upon a time, there was a magical plant named "Belief-Tree" that lived on a plantation in a faraway land. This tree had the power to make anyone who touched it, believe in anything they wanted.

One day, the government of the land decided to have a discussion about independence from the neighboring kingdom. They gathered all the important documents and went to the plantation to consult the Belief-Tree.

As soon as they touched the tree, they believed that they could rule the land better as a democracy. So, they declared independence and set up a democratic government.

However, they soon realized that running a democracy was harder than they thought. They had to listen to everyone's opinions, make fair decisions, and stick to them.

The Belief-Tree watched over the government with a twinkle in its leaves and smiled, knowing that it had helped bring about a new era of belief in the power of democracy.

From then on, the government held regular discussions and made decisions based on the beliefs of all its citizens, and the land flourished under their fair rule.

The end.

Reflections

1. What was the Belief-Tree and what did it do?
2. Why did the government go to the plantation to consult the Belief-Tree?
3. What happened after the government touched the Belief-Tree?
4. What challenges did the government face as a democracy?
5. How did the Belief-Tree help the government and the land?